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... and buy separate devkit hardware (relatively cheap compared to Wii U days, but still), make an actual game (devkit does not play retail games, and retail co
by Jasper_ 8y ago
... and buy separate devkit hardware (relatively cheap compared to Wii U days, but still), make an actual game (devkit does not play retail games, and retail console cannot install dev-signed apps), get it through TRC/lotcheck, pay the fees to publish the game, give trailers/launch material to Nintendo, never once mention its secret purpose as a jailbreak, and then secretly share it with all your friends without any bit of the hacker community finding it out. Extremely easy.
- Wowfunhappy 8y ago...it occurs to me that some developer could be hiding a secret Jailbreak in a retail game. But we would never know about it. :D
- kuzehanka 8y ago> never once mention its secret purpose as a jailbreak The switch is completely thoroughly irreversibly jailbroken at the hardware level already. I don't think the secret purpose was to be a jailbreak.
- beefhash 8y ago> The switch is completely thoroughly irreversibly jailbroken at the hardware level already. This has been fixed in hardware revisions since about a year ago. Getting a unit that is vulnerable to the so-called RCM exploit has become increasingly difficult. (The boot9strap exploit against the 3DS, on the other hand, was never fixed. One wonders why.)