Le Premier Linker 3Ds

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Yop ,

je viens de tomber sur une news croustillante pour les possesseurs de 3DS

http://www.ps3crunch.net/forum/threads/7228-Announcing-the-Gateway-3DS-Your-gateway-to-games?p=72618#post72618

[Pink Floyd]

jviens de matter la video, heu j'espere que ce n'est pas 1 jeu par SD card... sinon cela perd un peu de son interet. bon ok ca prend moin de place que les catouche officielle mais vla le bordel pour ce repérer

bon je me repond a moi meme :

And for those asking, it is 'early video' before the 'game manager' was finished in coding by the homebrew developers, reason for 3 microsd one for each rom.

bon par contre la suite est beaucoup moins drole, sont vraiment pas confiant dans l'avenir de leur system :

*But since the 3DS can't tell the difference between this and a real cart, it means Nintendo can't block it with an update, right?

No. Nintendo can and will block this device. Currently, the 3DS can't tell the difference. However, it's just not being instructed to check
the right things. There's plenty Nintendo can do to identify this device. For only one example, they can check the read speed of the cart
and see that it isn't the same as an official card.

Worse, since ROMs can't be modified, Nintendo also can and will simply include the update on future game carts, making it impossible to play
those games with the device since doing so would force an update that made it no longer function.

*So what will I need in order to use this to full effect?

You'll need:

1) The device itself

2) One MicroSD card to standard SD card adaptor for your computer, or a USB card reader device with a MicroSD card slot.

3) One MicroSD card of every standard 3DS ROM size - 512mb, 1GB, 2GB, and 4GB

4) A method of getting save data off the cart, storing it for later, and putting it back on the cart (an R4i save dongle, for instance).



*Will this open any doors for better versions in the future?

Nope. Again, because it's running 1:1 copies, and can't run any modified or unsigned code, it won't be leading to better technology on its own.
It will, however, serve to motivate those that are currently working to crack that nut in two ways: First, because someone is out there getting a
piece of the pie already and potentially eating their sales, and second because people will be unhappy with the complicated way this one works
and demand for a proper system will increase.