The Meme Box

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Funny, but not really accurate. Nvidia knew about the security flaw. Still, I can't help but find it hilarious that modern Nintendo portables all get exploited through the use of common office supplies. First it was the 3DS with magnets, now the Switch with paperclips. If the trend continues, the next Nintendo console will somehow be exploited with erasers. :lol:
 
Funny, but not really accurate. Nvidia knew about the security flaw. Still, I can't help but find it hilarious that modern Nintendo portables all get exploited through the use of common office supplies. First it was the 3DS with magnets, now the Switch with paperclips. If the trend continues, the next Nintendo console will somehow be exploited with erasers. :lol:
Maybe you'll be able to stick a pencil in the game card slot and load the Homebrew Launcher on bootup
 
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Funny, but not really accurate. Nvidia knew about the security flaw. Still, I can't help but find it hilarious that modern Nintendo portables all get exploited through the use of common office supplies. First it was the 3DS with magnets, now the Switch with paperclips. If the trend continues, the next Nintendo console will somehow be exploited with erasers. :lol:
gotta just erase the part of memory that includes the security protocols XD
 
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Why was 3DO that expansive btw?
I knew it was before seeing that image, but didnt know why
It was a play to get people to develop for the console. Games for other systems cost $60 or whatever because of the license fee to put your game on that console. The 3DO effectively offloaded all of that cost off of the devs and onto the consumer. Also this allowed a company like Panasonic, Goldstar (now LG) and Sanyo to buy the rights and make their own 3DO. If you look it up, there are at least 3 different looking 3Do systems in the wild. As you can see, it was a smashing success and we are all playing our 3DO4's and 3DO One's today.
 

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