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 Quoting: Quoting: Comment on: DSi save exploit goes open source |
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 Tue, August 4th, 2009 at 13:18 |
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sinsmalice on Mon, August 3rd, 2009 at 23:25 [»]
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stanleyopar2000 on Mon, August 3rd, 2009 at 21:22 [»]
this...was SO stupid to post before we found a fix for the DSi 4.1 flashcard block...now nintendo will have something new to block in the next firmware update -_-
still....its cool.....
but do you need the actual DSi cooking games for this?
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You do know that the fight is only on commercial flashcarts right?
Custom codes, apps, ect.. in the DS community aren't being attacked.
And a save exploit can't run commercial ROMs so why exactly should Nintendo, 3rd party developers, or any pirate even care?
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| Nintendo will block (with a firmware update) ANYTHING that will exploit their System...regardless of how "dangerous" It can be... they blocked iPlayer...could that play ROMS?...nope....just movie files...
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