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It's also to do with the homebrew scene not wanting their code to be used by pirates, and wanting to be seen to be actively preventing that, to try and protect
by JonnieCache 10y ago
It's also to do with the homebrew scene not wanting their code to be used by pirates, and wanting to be seen to be actively preventing that, to try and protect themselves.
- NTripleOne 10y agoHow ironic, given the most common use-case for modding a console is to play 'backups'.
- homarp 10y agoAnd hiding which bug they are using, so Nintendo takes longer to fix them