nothing concrete to my knowledge, TX say pre orders end of the week so we will know for sure then.So we have a confirmation that the device will cost only 30$? Or this is pure speculation...
nothing concrete to my knowledge, TX say pre orders end of the week so we will know for sure then.So we have a confirmation that the device will cost only 30$? Or this is pure speculation...


... They been doing this since before you knew how to properly wipe your ass.All these youngster that think xecuter is new to the game... They been doing this since before you knew how to properly wipe your ass.
It’s true my first mod chip from them was in 2004 I believe .. I wonder if it’s still the same people or if others took over.All these youngster that think xecuter is new to the game... They been doing this since before you knew how to properly wipe your ass.
It’s true my first mod chip from them was in 2004 I believe .. I wonder if it’s still the same people or if others took over.
I don't recall anyone saying they're "new". Their practices, atleast for the Switch scene, are just very unsavory.
Regardless of what Atomsphere provides, I am 100% getting this. Looks official and polished, and chances are they are going to allow 3rd party payloads through the USB-C on the bottom of their dongle. In fact, it wouldn't even make sense not to, as the majority will wait for Atmosphere, so it would be better to advertise this as a dongle which comes prepacked with their CFW but can have other CFW flashed to it.
Unsavory because it costs money and people would rather use open source over closed source (which hasn't even been confirmed)what is unsavory about it? the fact they have a working cfw with options that wont be available in atmosphere right off the jump? or they gave us an easy way to not have to use our pc's or android devices to boot up?
Unsavory because it costs money and people would rather use open source over closed source (which hasn't even been confirmed)
Well I wasn't saying I wasn't going to use it, just explaining why others wouldn't use it.then just dont use it, if you dont mind using other methods, its pretty simple, just dont use it then...
Yeah how much will they charge? It is quite literally a USB dongle. Chances are it could go to $80 at most, but it isn't like Gateway where they had to design a new circuit with new connectors and reverse engineer the card. They literally just figured out the RCM, like the rest of the groups, and made a dongle.People are going to be really disappointed when they find out this is going to cost a lot more than $30. Maybe it will sell to the third party distributors for that price, but there is no way they are going to sell a device that could save people hundreds of dollars for $30.
Yeah how much will they charge? It is quite literally a USB dongle. Chances are it could go to $80 at most, but it isn't like Gateway where they had to design a new circuit with new connectors and reverse engineer the card. They literally just figured out the RCM, like the rest of the groups, and made a dongle.
The thing is it can't be much if anymore expensive than that. As others have said you can build a pizero setup quite cheap. $30 for size and convenience seems about right.People are going to be really disappointed when they find out this is going to cost a lot more than $30. Maybe it will sell to the third party distributors for that price, but there is no way they are going to sell a device that could save people hundreds of dollars for $30.
Well that is what I implied (or at least tried to). We already have a very good idea of how it is going to work, and it probably didn't take as much RE as the gateway card did, and so the CFW flash support, portability, and their CFW probably will net it around $50-$80. Of course, what do I know.im sure the dongle is flashable, which probably holds the cfw on it itself, so it probably consists of a small board with onboard memory and a controller.. pretty sure the front usb port is for flashing it.. but hey what do i know![]()