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I sort of wonder if there's going to be a barrage of exploits held until end-of-life that's going to be released now. EDIT: I'm already aware that the system h

I sort of wonder if there's going to be a barrage of exploits held until end-of-life that's going to be released now. EDIT: I'm already aware that the system has been exploited to death and back, so I'm mostly curious if people haven't already dumped everything.

goda90 6y ago
There's actually quite a large community of 3DS hackers: https://old.reddit.com/r/3dshacks/ https://old.reddit.com/r/3dshacks/ I was able to hack mine(though I don't use it much anyway) fairly easily. My brother did it to his so he could dump DS carts onto the SD card for better portability.
- Narann 6y ago
  There are some cool homebrews still made: https://gbatemp.net/threads/wip-wumiibo-amiibo-emulation-for-3ds.572442/ https://gbatemp.net/threads/wip-wumiibo-amiibo-emulation-for... I suspect 3DS hacking community will stay active for long time as it's the only cheap (second hand 2DS), wide spreaded, hacked portable console available.
simlevesque 6y ago
you know they'll sneak updates forever worded like: General system stability improvements to enhance the user’s experience. to patch exploits.
joan_kode 6y ago
Indeed, I know some hacks were being held back until end-of-life. For example the author of SoundHax (one of the most important tools in 3DS hacking) said he was holding something off: https://twitter.com/nedwilliamson/status/874594459744423936 https://twitter.com/nedwilliamson/status/874594459744423936 However this all assumes that updates will stop, and I'm not so sure that Nintendo would even announce such a thing.