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arcane_chaos on 17 November 2010

LMAO!! I spit out my water looking at the OP picture!!!

OT: damn!!! that was hella fast!!!



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Vectorferret on 17 November 2010

This is obviously fake. It may even work on a current prototype 3DS, but the device isn't even finalized which means Nintendo can change it much easier than they can with a firmware update on an already released product. Even a change that will prevent every legitimate game in existence from working can be done at this point, since no legitimate cards are in the wild.

At absolute best, this means DS games on a 3DS.



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forest-spirit on 17 November 2010

Awsome! 3DS games are impossible to find so there's no other way atm!



Viper1 on 17 November 2010
kitler53 said:
loves2splooge said:

I have a feeling that 3DS flash cards won't be popular. If Nintendo is going to force updates on the end-user as rumored (even with the 3DS turned off apparently), it's going to be a pain in the ass for modders. Whenever Nintendo comes out with new official firmware, the mod users will usually avoid installing Nintendo's new firmware until the modders tweak their mod so that it is compatible with Nintendo's latest firmware. But if modders no longer have the option of declining a Nintendo update, they're fucked until the modders release a new version of their mod.

Just look at the PS Jailbreak situation. The modders still haven't made that compatible with the latest official PS3 firmware I believe. And better yet look at the PSP-3000 situation. If your official PSP firmware is above v5.01, you can not load isos off your PSP-3000. You can however homebrew enable ANY PSP (even PSP-3000 and PSPgo with v6.31 firmware) with the right methods. But it's not homebrew that is a threat to the PSP, it's the iso loading. So mission accomplished for Sony on the PSP front (as of late). There is plenty of PSP piracy among those with older PSPs with old firmware but Sony can't do anything more than they already are to prevent piracy on older hardware.

Personally I think there is a place for homebrew. It is in Nintendo and Sony's interest to block DS Rom/psp iso loading apps and certain homebrew apps (ie. allowing a SNES emulator on their 3DS would indirectly cut into Virtual Console sales of SNES games). However the harmless homebrew apps (ie. xvid/divx players) bring a lot of value to the PSP and DS. Plenty of PSP-3000 users with updated firmware love using homebrew even though they can't take advantage of ISO loading.


doubt it will be a problem.  if updates break the mod then the first thing they mod is nintendo's ability to update remotely.  frankly, you can't stop pirates.

Games can be released that require the update or have the update built in.  If built into the game code itself, that's incredibly hard to remove before publishing on torrent sites.  Better still, the games can be designed so that they won't run if the remote update feature is disabled.

What if game chips have circuitry in them that allows the 3DS to recognize it as a 3DS cartridge?  A standard flash chip won't have that circuitry and ebcause Nintendo can buy chips in bulk, it will cost far less for them to ship games with a built in circuit than it would cost for these 3rd party flash chip vendors who won't even have acess to buying the same security chips.



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Cobretti2 on 17 November 2010

They will force updates form what I herd.

 

Hell Sony said I did not have ot update my PS3 if I wanted to use LInux onmy PS3 still. But guess what my BluRay functionality stopped working and said I needed to updated or fuck off.

So as you can see I had no choice lol.



 

 

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CrashDestroyer on 17 November 2010
Mr.Metralha said:

SuperCard 3DS ™ SC3DS Nintendo Flash Card ©

SuperCard 3DS also known as SC3DS or SuperCard DSTHREE is the late's Nintendo 3DS Flash Card from the team that brought as DSONE, iPlayer and DSTWO cards for NDS, DSi XL and DS Lite.

SuperCard is different from other 3DS flash card in that it not only lets you play 3DS roms, but also has built in CPU for playing DivX, XviD, .MKV and other video files, MP3s, and emulators of Gameboy Advance, SuperNES, NES, SEGA Genesis, MAME, NeoGeo and many other console systems

FAQ

Q: Can SuperCard THREEDS be used on 3DS, NDS, DSi, DS Lite and DSiXL?
A: Yes. SuperCard DSTHREE is compatible with all iterations of the DS including original NDS, Nintendo 3DS, DSLite, DSi and NDSiXL.
 

 

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And their website: http://www.sc3ds.com/#

 

 

  

How is it possible that they can make a card for a console that is not coming out for a few months?

 



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Viper1 on 17 November 2010
CrashDestroyer said:

How is it possible that they can make a card for a console that is not coming out for a few months?

 

They can't...that's just the thing.

This is nothing more than a DS R4 like chip being marketed early for 3DS due to backwards compatibility.    They're just hoping to get your money via slippery marketing for a product that will never work



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O-D-C on 18 November 2010

DS flash card with the 3DS name on the box.