Comix_2 wrote:

teamsonic2011 wrote:

Yoshkid0909 wrote:

teamsonic2011 wrote:

teamsonic2011 wrote:

Comix_2 wrote:

teamsonic2011 wrote:

dhuls wrote:

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teamsonic2011 wrote:

(#679)

lgbjuraj wrote:

teamsonic2011 wrote:

lgbjuraj wrote:

Just stay away from DKOldies.

Why is that?

From what I have heard, DKOldies is incredibly overpriced. -Quote by DifferentDance8
And we could talk about refurbishment at DKO a lil' bit. And their lack of knowledge about chinese Nintendo products/iQue products (click here for alternate video about DKOldies lacking knowledge about iQue)

That may be because they don't get a lot of IQue consoles.

Ever heard of Google?
Also I don't get why you need to defend them. It's well known they're a scam

In some ways like Yoshi's Story, it is cheaper

Rom Sites:

Rom Sites=Piracy….

So NO.

I mean yeah but piracy is what happens when companies decide to not make their media readily available. Otherwise companies need to rerelease their games or else the only way to access that media is by piracy.
In some ways piracy is preventing lost media, the more people who have access to a certain piece of media the longer it is perserved

It's called Nintendo Switch Online.

I am not paying a 70 dollar subscription to play Doctor Mario 64 which I can play for free via a emulator


also its not like Nintendo is losing money when people download roms for Nintendo consoles (unless its the switch and i understand why they don't like switch roms)

Yoshkid0909 wrote:

Comix_2 wrote:

teamsonic2011 wrote:

Yoshkid0909 wrote:

teamsonic2011 wrote:

teamsonic2011 wrote:

Comix_2 wrote:

teamsonic2011 wrote:

dhuls wrote:

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teamsonic2011 wrote:

(#679)

lgbjuraj wrote:

teamsonic2011 wrote:

lgbjuraj wrote:

Just stay away from DKOldies.

Why is that?

From what I have heard, DKOldies is incredibly overpriced. -Quote by DifferentDance8
And we could talk about refurbishment at DKO a lil' bit. And their lack of knowledge about chinese Nintendo products/iQue products (click here for alternate video about DKOldies lacking knowledge about iQue)

That may be because they don't get a lot of IQue consoles.

Ever heard of Google?
Also I don't get why you need to defend them. It's well known they're a scam

In some ways like Yoshi's Story, it is cheaper

Rom Sites:

Rom Sites=Piracy….

So NO.

I mean yeah but piracy is what happens when companies decide to not make their media readily available. Otherwise companies need to rerelease their games or else the only way to access that media is by piracy.
In some ways piracy is preventing lost media, the more people who have access to a certain piece of media the longer it is perserved

It's called Nintendo Switch Online.

I am not paying a 70 dollar subscription to play Doctor Mario 64 which I can play for free via a emulator


also its not like Nintendo is losing money when people download roms for Nintendo consoles (unless its the switch and i understand why they don't like switch roms)

so youre saying abandonware is legal

Comix_2 wrote:

Yoshkid0909 wrote:

Comix_2 wrote:

teamsonic2011 wrote:

Yoshkid0909 wrote:

teamsonic2011 wrote:

teamsonic2011 wrote:

Comix_2 wrote:

teamsonic2011 wrote:

dhuls wrote:

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teamsonic2011 wrote:

(#679)

lgbjuraj wrote:

teamsonic2011 wrote:

lgbjuraj wrote:

Just stay away from DKOldies.

Why is that?

From what I have heard, DKOldies is incredibly overpriced. -Quote by DifferentDance8
And we could talk about refurbishment at DKO a lil' bit. And their lack of knowledge about chinese Nintendo products/iQue products (click here for alternate video about DKOldies lacking knowledge about iQue)

That may be because they don't get a lot of IQue consoles.

Ever heard of Google?
Also I don't get why you need to defend them. It's well known they're a scam

In some ways like Yoshi's Story, it is cheaper

Rom Sites:

Rom Sites=Piracy….

So NO.

I mean yeah but piracy is what happens when companies decide to not make their media readily available. Otherwise companies need to rerelease their games or else the only way to access that media is by piracy.
In some ways piracy is preventing lost media, the more people who have access to a certain piece of media the longer it is perserved

It's called Nintendo Switch Online.

I am not paying a 70 dollar subscription to play Doctor Mario 64 which I can play for free via a emulator


also its not like Nintendo is losing money when people download roms for Nintendo consoles (unless its the switch and i understand why they don't like switch roms)

so youre saying abandonware is legal

yes

TheGlassPenguin wrote:

the most useful homebrew app for the 3ds has to be ftpd, it's really good if you're going to be copying files to and from the system, basically it makes a ftp server on your local network that you can then connect to with a ftp client on your computer and access the 3ds' filesystem on there

BreadcatGames wrote:

(#707)

TheGlassPenguin wrote:

the most useful homebrew app for the 3ds has to be ftpd, it's really good if you're going to be copying files to and from the system, basically it makes a ftp server on your local network that you can then connect to with a ftp client on your computer and access the 3ds' filesystem on there

FTPD is great, although the 3DS has a slow wifi card

teamsonic2011 wrote:

Try cleaning the contacts with isopropyl alcohol.

I already tried. No changes. If there is no solution to fix it, i may buy another cartridge.

TheGlassPenguin wrote:

the most useful homebrew app for the 3ds has to be ftpd, it's really good if you're going to be copying files to and from the system, basically it makes a ftp server on your local network that you can then connect to with a ftp client on your computer and access the 3ds' filesystem on there

Tophatted- wrote:

TheGlassPenguin wrote:

the most useful homebrew app for the 3ds has to be ftpd, it's really good if you're going to be copying files to and from the system, basically it makes a ftp server on your local network that you can then connect to with a ftp client on your computer and access the 3ds' filesystem on there

i downloaded ftpd but im dumb so i just use FBI or the sd card to transfer files

Comix_2 wrote:

(#711)

Tophatted- wrote:

TheGlassPenguin wrote:

the most useful homebrew app for the 3ds has to be ftpd, it's really good if you're going to be copying files to and from the system, basically it makes a ftp server on your local network that you can then connect to with a ftp client on your computer and access the 3ds' filesystem on there

i downloaded ftpd but im dumb so i just use FBI or the sd card to transfer files

If you have an O3DS you dont need ftpd because the sd card slot is easy to access

TheGlassPenguin wrote:

Comix_2 wrote:

(#711)

Tophatted- wrote:

TheGlassPenguin wrote:

the most useful homebrew app for the 3ds has to be ftpd, it's really good if you're going to be copying files to and from the system, basically it makes a ftp server on your local network that you can then connect to with a ftp client on your computer and access the 3ds' filesystem on there

i downloaded ftpd but im dumb so i just use FBI or the sd card to transfer files

If you have an O3DS you dont need ftpd because the sd card slot is easy to access

as a fellow o3ds owner i respectfully disagree

Comix_2 wrote:

(#713)

TheGlassPenguin wrote:

Comix_2 wrote:

(#711)

Tophatted- wrote:

TheGlassPenguin wrote:

the most useful homebrew app for the 3ds has to be ftpd, it's really good if you're going to be copying files to and from the system, basically it makes a ftp server on your local network that you can then connect to with a ftp client on your computer and access the 3ds' filesystem on there

i downloaded ftpd but im dumb so i just use FBI or the sd card to transfer files

If you have an O3DS you dont need ftpd because the sd card slot is easy to access

as a fellow o3ds owner i respectfully disagree

what model do you have

Fearlessthewolf wrote:

also, the sd card on the n3ds is absurd, no other device has required me to dismantle the outer shell to access the sd card.

JTanner2026 wrote:

(#717)

Fearlessthewolf wrote:

also, the sd card on the n3ds is absurd, no other device has required me to dismantle the outer shell to access the sd card.

it's not next to the cartridge slot?

TheGlassPenguin wrote:

JTanner2026 wrote:

(#717)

Fearlessthewolf wrote:

also, the sd card on the n3ds is absurd, no other device has required me to dismantle the outer shell to access the sd card.

it's not next to the cartridge slot?

it's sorta near there, however you have to remove the outer casing to access it (at least from what my friend that owns an n3ds has told me, i own an o3ds and the sd slot is accessible without the need for disassembly)

Comix_2 wrote:

Tophatted- wrote:

TheGlassPenguin wrote:

the most useful homebrew app for the 3ds has to be ftpd, it's really good if you're going to be copying files to and from the system, basically it makes a ftp server on your local network that you can then connect to with a ftp client on your computer and access the 3ds' filesystem on there

i downloaded ftpd but im dumb so i just use FBI or the sd card to transfer files

If you have an O3DS you dont need ftpd because the sd card slot is easy to access

Tophatted- wrote:

Comix_2 wrote:

Tophatted- wrote:

TheGlassPenguin wrote:

the most useful homebrew app for the 3ds has to be ftpd, it's really good if you're going to be copying files to and from the system, basically it makes a ftp server on your local network that you can then connect to with a ftp client on your computer and access the 3ds' filesystem on there

i downloaded ftpd but im dumb so i just use FBI or the sd card to transfer files

If you have an O3DS you dont need ftpd because the sd card slot is easy to access

I got New 2ds XL where it's also like that so I'm good