Gateway 3DS would allow you to play games of any region as it overrides region lock, it would also let you use homebrew (that is not so prominent as in the DS era) and would you let do all kinds of hacks, as well as install eShop software and even normal games in the 3DS home menu. But Gateway 3DS only works with 3DS systems that have firmware version 9.2 or below, and also requires some previous steps to work (eg. accessing a specific web page in the browser). Sky3DS would only let you play in region games, no imports, no homebrew, no eShop games. But it works in any firmware version up to date and doesn't require previous steps to work.
Thanks. Which one would you recommend? I think each game's version (PAL/NTSC) gets uploaded to the net right?
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Also you have to take some precautions if you play online.
Precautions for what exactly? Could the DS get bricked if something goes awry?
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To add to sarkwalvein's post, there also doesn't seem to be anything like the flashcard teams from the DS era, where they would all compete to be the first in getting something to work but everyone would be friendly. Now there is Gateway who bricked the consoles of users using a fake Gateway card.
That sucks! How come? Bricking the DS is such a d*cky thing to do, man.
Okay, I'm a little confused. I'm thinking I'll go in for Sky3ds, but I'm really just a noob. Could someone please help me decide which card is better for me? Any compatibility/other issues with these cards? Are the kernels coming around at regular intervals for these?
Thu, April 2nd, 2015 at 14:36
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