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The 3DS homebrew scene seems to be picking up, with well-known hacker “Smealum” providing a first look at the ability to load software through a custom channel.

“This video is a glimpse at what I want for the up and coming 3DS homebrew scene, i.e. a way for people to make their own homebrew applications and install so that they’re directly accessible from home menu.

This has a number of advantages over running code ‘on the bare metal’ as some are already doing. For one thing, it means that homebrew code will be strictly limited to user mode code, the same way commercial games and applications are, which drastically lowers the likelihood of anyone’s (*cough*Gateway*cough*) code accidentally bricking your console.

For another, it means that our code will be able to interface with every service provided by the 3DS’s OS; it’ll make stuff like FS, wifi, and GPU access much easier. And of course, it just looks cool having your own channel in the menu, and being able to return to menu and switch between games instantly is a nice plus.”

There are a few caveats to keep in mind, naturally. For one thing, it only works with with v4.1-4.5 firmware. It’ll also be a little while before the method is made available publicly.

Smealum said of the hack’s release:

“There’s no telling how long it’ll take to get a safe package ready for mass consumption; users have already suffered through enough bricks, I’d rather my software didn’t add to the list. So sit tight ! We’ll have nice 3DS homebrew soon enough.”

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Posted on 10 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in 3DS, Videos | 1 Comment

The latest Wii U/3DS-specific UK software sales are as follows:

Wii U

1. Super Mario 3D World – Nintendo
2. New Super Luigi U – Nintendo
3. New Super Mario Bros. U – Nintendo
4. Zelda: Wind Waker HD – Nintendo
5. Pikmin 3 – Nintendo
6. Just Dance 4
7. Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympic Games – Nintendo
8. Nintendo Land – Nintendo
9. Wii Party U – Nintendo
10. LEGO City: Undercover – Nintendo

3DS

1. Mario Party: Island Tour – Nintendo
2. Pokemon X – Nintendo
3. Pokemon Y – Nintendo
4. Zelda: A Link Between Worlds – Nintendo
5. Animal Crossing: New Leaf – Nintendo
6. Mario Kart 7 – Nintendo
7. Luigi’s Mansion 2 – Nintendo
8. LEGO Marvel Super Heroes – Warner Bros. Interactive
9. Super Mario 3D Land – Nintendo
10. Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy

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The latest Famitsu most-wanted games chart is as follows:

RankGame TitlePlatformPublisher
1Final Fantasy XVPS4Square Enix
2Persona 5PS3Atlus
3Sengoku Musou 4 [Samurai Warriors 4]PS3Koei Tecmo
4Sengoku Basara 4PS3Capcom
5Kingdom Hearts IIIPS4Square Enix
6Mario Kart 8Wii UNintendo
7Dragon Quest Monsters 2: Iru and Luca’s Marvelous Mysterious Key3DSSquare Enix
8Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth3DSAtlus
9Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom PainPS4Konami
10Psycho Break [The Evil Within]PS3Bethesda Softworks
11Freedom WarPS VitaSony Computer Entertainment
12Ryu ga Gotoku: Ishin [Yakuza: Ishin]PS3Sega
13Bokujou Monogatari: Tsunagaru Shin Tenchi
[Harvest Moon: Linking the New World]
3DSMarvelous AQL
14Dark Souls IIPS3Bandai Namco
15Puyo Puyo Tetris3DSSega
16Ryu ga Gotoku: Ishin [Yakuza: Ishin]PS4Sega
17Dairanto Smash Brothers for Nintendo 3DS
[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS]
3DSNintendo
18Toshin Toshi3DSImageEpoch
19Psycho Break [The Evil Within]PS4Bethesda Softworks
20Watch DogPS4Ubisoft

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In a strange turn of events, it would seem that Gateway’s 3DS flash cards are bricking systems when users attempt to modify a particular file on the device. Basically, the piracy-enabling technology is attempting to prevent itself from being pirated. Yep, strange.

There have been plenty of reports about the situation over on the GBATemp forums, which have picked up due to the recent region-lock workaround discovery. 3DS owners who have modified a file within Gateway’s device appear to activate a “kill switch”, corrupting the 3DS’ NAND flash memory and leaving them with a dead handhanld.

Here’s what Gateway is saying about the situation:

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This week’s UK software sales are as follows:

Individual formats

LWTWTitleFormatLabelPublisher
11FIFA 14PS4EA SPORTSELECTRONIC ARTS
42KILLZONE: SHADOW FALLPS4SONY COMPUTER ENT.SONY COMPUTER ENT.
73MINECRAFT: XBOX 360 EDITIONXB360MICROSOFTMICROSOFT
64FIFA 14XB360EA SPORTSELECTRONIC ARTS
55CALL OF DUTY: GHOSTSPS4ACTIVISIONACTIVISION BLIZZARD
106FIFA 14XB ONEEA SPORTSELECTRONIC ARTS
87BATTLEFIELD 4PS4EA GAMESELECTRONIC ARTS
128FIFA 14PS3EA SPORTSELECTRONIC ARTS
29CALL OF DUTY: GHOSTSXB360ACTIVISIONACTIVISION BLIZZARD
910ASSASSIN’S CREED IV: BLACK FLAGXB360UBISOFTUBISOFT
1411ASSASSIN’S CREED IV: BLACK FLAGPS4UBISOFTUBISOFT
1312BATTLEFIELD 4XB ONEEA GAMESELECTRONIC ARTS
313GRAND THEFT AUTO VXB360ROCKSTARTAKE 2
1514FORZA MOTORSPORT 5XB ONEMICROSOFTMICROSOFT
1915FOOTBALL MANAGER 2014PCSEGASEGA
1716BATTLEFIELD 4XB360EA GAMESELECTRONIC ARTS
2417LEGO MARVEL SUPER HEROESXB360WARNER BROS. INTERACTIVEWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVE
2018CALL OF DUTY: GHOSTSXB ONEACTIVISIONACTIVISION BLIZZARD
2319LEGO MARVEL SUPER HEROESPS4WARNER BROS. INTERACTIVEWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVE
2620ALIENS: COLONIAL MARINESXB360SEGASEGA
2521DEAD RISING 3XB ONEMICROSOFTMICROSOFT
1822ASSASSIN’S CREED IV: BLACK FLAGPS3UBISOFTUBISOFT
1123GRAND THEFT AUTO VPS3ROCKSTARTAKE 2
24MARIO PARTY: ISLAND TOUR3DSNINTENDONINTENDO
2225NEED FOR SPEED: RIVALSPS4EA GAMESELECTRONIC ARTS
2126JUST DANCE 2014WIIUBISOFTUBISOFT
3127BATTLEFIELD 4PS3EA GAMESELECTRONIC ARTS
3028KNACKPS4SONY COMPUTER ENT.SONY COMPUTER ENT.
2729NEED FOR SPEED: RIVALSXB360EA GAMESELECTRONIC ARTS
1630CALL OF DUTY: GHOSTSPS3ACTIVISIONACTIVISION BLIZZARD
2931RYSE: SON OF ROMEXB ONEMICROSOFTMICROSOFT
3332ASSASSIN’S CREED IV: BLACK FLAGXB ONEUBISOFTUBISOFT
3233GEARS OF WAR: JUDGMENTXB360MICROSOFTMICROSOFT
3634ALIENS: COLONIAL MARINESPS3SEGASEGA
2835GRAN TURISMO 6PS3SONY COMPUTER ENT.SONY COMPUTER ENT.
3436WWE 2K14XB3602K SPORTSTAKE 2
3837POKEMON X3DSNINTENDONINTENDO
4038SAINTS ROW IVXB360DEEP SILVERKOCH MEDIA
3939POKEMON Y3DSNINTENDONINTENDO
40LEGO MARVEL SUPER HEROESPS3WARNER BROS. INTERACTIVEWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVE

 

All formats

LWTWTitleDeveloperLabelPublisher
11FIFA 14EA CANADAEA SPORTSELECTRONIC ARTS
22CALL OF DUTY: GHOSTSINFINITY WARDACTIVISIONACTIVISION BLIZZARD
33BATTLEFIELD 4DIGITAL ILLUSIONSEA GAMESELECTRONIC ARTS
44ASSASSIN’S CREED IV: BLACK FLAGUBISOFT (MONTREAL)UBISOFTUBISOFT
65LEGO MARVEL SUPER HEROESTRAVELLER’S TALESWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVEWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVE
86KILLZONE: SHADOW FALLGUERRILLA GAMESSONY COMPUTER ENT.SONY COMPUTER ENT.
77NEED FOR SPEED: RIVALSGHOST GAMESEA GAMESELECTRONIC ARTS
98MINECRAFT: XBOX 360 EDITION4J STUDIOSMICROSOFTMICROSOFT
59GRAND THEFT AUTO VROCKSTAR NORTHROCKSTARTAKE 2
1010ALIENS: COLONIAL MARINESGEARBOX SOFTWARESEGASEGA
1111JUST DANCE 2014UBISOFT (FRANCE)UBISOFTUBISOFT
1212FORZA MOTORSPORT 5TURN 10 STUDIOSMICROSOFTMICROSOFT
1413FOOTBALL MANAGER 2014SPORTS INTERACTIVESEGASEGA
1514WWE 2K14YUKE’S2K SPORTSTAKE 2
1315BATMAN: ARKHAM ORIGINSWB GAMES MONTREALWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVEWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVE
1916NBA 2K14VISUAL CONCEPTS2K SPORTSTAKE 2
1817DEAD RISING 3CAPCOM VANCOUVERMICROSOFTMICROSOFT
18MARIO PARTY: ISLAND TOURND CUBENINTENDONINTENDO
2619LEGO BATMAN 2: DC SUPER HEROESTRAVELLER’S TALESWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVEWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVE
1620DEAD ISLAND: RIPTIDETECHLANDDEEP SILVERKOCH MEDIA
2721KNACKSONY COMPUTER ENT.SONY COMPUTER ENT.SONY COMPUTER ENT.
2322LEGO THE LORD OF THE RINGSTRAVELLER’S TALESWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVEWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVE
2223DISNEY INFINITYAVALANCHE SOFTWAREDISNEY INFINITYDISNEY INTERACTIVE STUDIOS
2124MAX PAYNE 3ROCKSTAR VANCOUVERROCKSTARTAKE 2
2425SAINTS ROW IVDEEP SILVER VOLITIONDEEP SILVERKOCH MEDIA
1726TOMB RAIDERCRYSTAL DYNAMICSSQUARE ENIXSQUARE ENIX EUROPE
2527RYSE: SON OF ROMECRYTEKMICROSOFTMICROSOFT
2828SKYLANDERS SWAP FORCEBEENOXSKYLANDERSACTIVISION BLIZZARD
2929GRID 2CODEMASTERSCODEMASTERSCODEMASTERS
3030GEARS OF WAR: JUDGMENTEPIC GAMES/PEOPLE CAN FLYMICROSOFTMICROSOFT
2031GRAN TURISMO 6POLYPHONY DIGITALSONY COMPUTER ENT.SONY COMPUTER ENT.
3332SONIC & ALL STARS RACING TRANSFORMEDSUMO DIGITALSEGASEGA
3133POKEMON XGAME FREAKNINTENDONINTENDO
3234POKEMON YGAME FREAKNINTENDONINTENDO
35INJUSTICE: GODS AMONG US ULTIMATE ED.HIGH VOLTAGEWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVEWARNER BROS. INTERACTIVE
3836THE ELDER SCROLLS V: SKYRIM – LEGENDARYBETHESDABETHESDA SOFTWORKSBETHESDA SOFTWORKS
37SUPER MARIO 3D WORLDNINTENDONINTENDONINTENDO
3638THE LEGEND OF ZELDA: LINK BETWEEN WORLDSNINTENDONINTENDONINTENDO
39MADDEN NFL 25EA TIBURONEA SPORTSELECTRONIC ARTS
3540ANIMAL CROSSING: NEW LEAFNINTENDONINTENDONINTENDO

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Marvelous AQL has pulled the plug on its Rune Factory 4 launch plans for Europe, the company announced today.

The publisher said in an official statement that it “has made every effort to secure the title’s release for this territory,” but was ultimately not able to do so.

Marvelous AQL thanked fans for their support/enthusiasm, and noted that more announcements about new titles will be made “over the coming months.”

The statement in full reads:

Zelda: A Link Between Worlds has a few references to Majora’s Mask. One of these, as many fans are aware, is the inclusion of the mask in Link’s house.

Game director Hiromasa Shikata told Game Informer this month that the reference “was a special request from Aonuma’s production team.” He also teased, “Now why would they ask us to do that?”

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