Nintendo 3DS future hacking, and ROMulation question

koyamithe 3ds cards have a capacity of i think 2gb. you can check the speculation of 3ds at e3.nintendo.com

Just FYI, in this context, "specs" refers to technical "specifications" rather than "speculations".

koyamithe 3ds cards have a capacity of i think 2gb. you can check the speculation of 3ds at e3.nintendo.com

yes you are correct 3DS cards will have a capacity of 2GB.

tehuber1337The DSi is still pretty much uncracked.

What?!
Flashcards can be played on the DSi!
DSi roms are dumped!

Replying to #103

well there was never a game made exclusively for DSi (not including DSi ware which can now be played on 3DS) R4i and plenty of other flashcards have been made for DSi.

Jonez001 · #103What?!
Flashcards can be played on the DSi!
DSi roms are dumped!

tehuber1337There's more to the DSi than just DSiWare. DSi features are still unavailable to the homebrew community, for example.

There's a difference between cracking a system's security and simply dumping roms or using an easily fixable exploit to allow flashcarts to work.

greenfire · #104well there was never a game made exclusively for DSi

Yes there were. There weren't many of them, but there were a few.

the average game of a 3ds is 2gig, so when we do see some r4 or any other flash carts, we should invest in a bigger micro sd card. or may if flash cart makers make a built in memory that has about 20gig or more. hahahaha

I believe 2GB is the maximum size for a 3DS game. SDHC's theoretical limit is 32GB. The situation's still better than the PSP scene.Flashcarts with built-in memory are a thing of the past. They were expensive, inconvenient and required proprietary hardware to connect to a PC.

ive got a phat the only thing bad about it is that this little kid i gave it to dropped it and now the top screen has like a purple tinge to it