The iPlayer exists. The Games & Music exists.ItsMetaKnight said:flashcarts wouldn't exist if you couldn't pirate at all
God damn you guys are annoying.ItsMetaKnight said:flashcarts wouldn't exist if you couldn't pirate at all
Atashi said:I would / did. I bought my flashcart so that I could play the games I'd already bought, without having to worry about carrying all the little cartridges around. Now the originals stay safe at home on the bookshelf and I enjoy the convenience of having my favorite games all available at once.
(I know that's considered against the rules in some places, but luckily I don't live in that sort of place.)
I'm also enjoying some homebrew apps, and have been dabbling in doing some homebrew of my own.
About the only thing I haven't explored is multimedia on the DS. But I like that it's a possibility.
Cheers!
-Atashi
DeltaBladeX said:As hard as it is to believe, some people do prefer to own their games rather than pirate. I know I do. As stated, I brought my cart for emulation of older systems. Beyond the occasional test of something before I spend all that cash, I only use this for NeoDS and NitroHax. Just wish that the iPlayer was out when I got my card. GBA emu would have been useful for Pokemon hacks.Sumea said:First honest to this thread:
Short answer:
No.
Dwight said:God damn you guys are annoying.ItsMetaKnight said:flashcarts wouldn't exist if you couldn't pirate at all
Stop pointing out holes in my thread and stick to the topic, please.
Yes, flashcarts wouldn't exist if you couldn't pirate, but now that they have existed for quite some time now, and have many applicable uses besides piracy. I am wondering what people's opinions are on if these uses alone warrant the use of a flashcart.