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And, what else to say? Not much actually. I perhaps happened to mess with outdated DS emulators out of boredom... but nothing of that is worth mentioning.

And, what else to say? Not much actually. I perhaps happened to mess with outdated DS emulators out of boredom... but nothing of that is worth mentioning.

Right now, seems like I'm getting interest into the 3DS scene. Good thing that my real life is getting less busy, so that I should be able to watch the scene grow. I sure hope that will happen without too much trouble from Nintendo, after I saw how butthurt-Sony was reacting to hackers messing with the PS3. But I don't think Nintendo is as bad as Sony on that aspect of things. For one, I'm pretty damn sure that the 3DS flashcart bricking will never happen. Nintendo's just doing that to scare kids away from using flashcarts (and if they really do it, they can get sued for it). And we sure know it, they love to warn their users about whatever.

Right now, seems like I'm getting interest into the 3DS scene. Good thing that my real life is getting less busy, so that I should be able to watch the scene grow. I sure hope that will happen without too much trouble from Nintendo, after I saw how Sony is getting butthurt over hackers messing with the PS3. But I don't think Nintendo is as bad as Sony on that aspect of things. For one, I'm pretty damn sure that the 3DS flashcart bricking will never happen. Nintendo's just doing that to scare kids away from using flashcarts (and if they really do it, they can get sued for it). And we sure know it, they love to warn their users about whatever.

I'm also wondering about the feasibility of a 3DS emulator. Getting documentations about its ARM11 CPUs shouldn't be hard, at worst the ARM9 docs that have been used for DS emulators, can be reused... however, it's going to be different with the PICA200. DMP's keeping the docs secret... and anyway, before thinking about 3DS emulators, we should first get to decrypt those ROMs.

I'm also wondering about the feasibility of a 3DS emulator. Getting documentations about its ARM11 CPUs shouldn't be hard, at worst the ARM9 docs that have been used for DS emulators, can be reused... however, it's going to be different with the PICA200. DMP's keeping the docs secret... and anyway, before thinking about 3DS emulators, we should first get to decrypt those ROMs.