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Sigh.Piracy, awesome.
Sigh.Piracy, awesome.
Ugh, way too early in the consoles lifecycle for my liking. As if third parties need another excuse.
We going to pretend it won't lead to this ? "But muh homebrew" sometimes this shit isn't worth it in the long run.Sigh.
Got home and checked and sure enough my Switch had the auto update sitting there waiting to be applied. Here's what I did, I rebooted the system and held down the volume buttons to force recovery boot mode. Then I chose to reinitialize the console saving my game saves and when I rebooted the update was gone and it showed 3.0.0. Also my game saves were deleted anyway.... rip 100 hour session of Breath of the Wild
Worth itGot home and checked and sure enough my Switch had the auto update sitting there waiting to be applied. Here's what I did, I rebooted the system and held down the volume buttons to force recovery boot mode. Then I chose to reinitialize the console saving my game saves and when I rebooted the update was gone and it showed 3.0.0. Also my game saves were deleted anyway.... rip 100 hour session of Breath of the Wild
Ehh you literally have to be against all modern gaming on Switch to do this, or you have to have another Switch with just 3.0 on it. No one in their right minds is just going to do this with their main Switch and never upgrade to new firmware lol.
Got home and checked and sure enough my Switch had the auto update sitting there waiting to be applied. Here's what I did, I rebooted the system and held down the volume buttons to force recovery boot mode. Then I chose to reinitialize the console saving my game saves and when I rebooted the update was gone and it showed 3.0.0. Also my game saves were deleted anyway.... rip 100 hour session of Breath of the Wild
Lol ok. No salt detected.Im already on 3.1. but whatever.
Just wanna enjoy my legally acquired Switch games anyway.
Dont really need all the possible homebrew stuff that bad.
Lol ok. No salt detected.
This would be awesome for one thing....a Steam stream API client. Then I could play all my Steam games anywhere in my house. That would be holy.
There's going to be a in home streaming app coming to the eShop this year for this exact purpose
http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2017/06/rainway_developer_shows_app_in_action_on_nintendo_switch
Nier Automata on Switch
https://twitter.com/Andrewmd5/status/880806319095242752
So this is basically the Switch-variant of this?
https://www.neogaf.com/showthread.php?t=417173
Nothing ever really came from this, right?
Yep, with how open Nintendo seems to be about switch official software, it's hard not to take this news as piracy and.... Piracy and..... Piracy, but also...............
You can't even use the excuses of "but region protected software" or "but I don't want to keep a bunch of carts around" like 3ds.
There is almost no reason for switch hacking but piracy.
I've been wondering something... You know how people always say "I own a real physical/digital copy of the game so getting a hacked version or whatever for personal use is fine"? (Like, I own Melee but I have 20XX). Are there laws that actually say that's OK or is it just people making themselves feel better? lol
Good to hear.The Switch will force updates for software regardless, and there's no stopping that unless you don't want to use your software.
It'll patch from the cart. Everything going forward will force 3.0.1 or it just won't run.
The security on the Switch is considerably more robust than what was on the 3DS, so don't expect the same behavior.
This would be awesome for one thing....a Steam stream API client. Then I could play all my Steam games anywhere in my house. That would be holy.
Good to hear.
I hacked the 3DS and Wii U for region free, but there is no reason to do so with the Switch apart from piracy so I have zero interest in it.
Good to hear.
I hacked the 3DS and Wii U for region free, but there is no reason to do so with the Switch apart from piracy so I have zero interest in it.
all they had to do is put up some dope virtual console titles during the launch
Yes.
System has downgrade fuses to prevent downgrading on a hardware level.Is it possible to downgrade to 3.0.0? I'm guessing it's not.
First they wanted to sell us the NES Classic Mini. Perhaps after we buy the SNES (and N64) Classic Mini we'll be able to purchase the NES virtual console titles they plan to slowly trickle out over the next few years.Seriously though. They really should have launched with like 2 first party Nes, Snes, N64, and Gamecube games. 3rd party publishers could have jumped onboard if they would have liked, and it would have left Nintendo with enough back catalog to trickle down to us over time.
Nope. Impossible.Is it possible to downgrade to 3.0.0? I'm guessing it's not.
System has downgrade fuses to prevent downgrading on a hardware level.
First they wanted to sell us the NES Classic Mini. Perhaps after we buy the SNES (and N64) Classic Mini we'll be able to purchase the NES virtual console titles they plan to slowly trickle out over the next few years.
This is interesting and something I've never heard about, anywhere you can point me where I could read up on it?
This is interesting and something I've never heard about, anywhere you can point me where I could read up on it?
Here's the wikipedia article for starters. It gives a brief explanation of it. From there you can take to Google to read a lot more: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EFUSE
Piracy, awesome. It never was going to take very long for this to get exploited, being android-ish based.
Somewhere under the depths of Kyoto, a katana is unsheathed
My favorite is the revelation that all PlayStation 3's have software PS2 backwards compatibility, something Sony "removed."
What features are people excited for in the homebrew scene today on Switch other thanand emulation?piracy
Look up all the cool stuff you can do with Homebrew on 3DS, New 3DS, Vita, PSP etc.This made me laugh far more than it should have!
Somewhat on topic though; my enthusiasm for the homebrew scene will never eclipse what it was during the Wii era. Particularly with the ability to rip my entire library of disc based games onto a single USB hard drive and play them off that, completely region free.
With the downloadable era truly apon us, the only welcome feature to entice me these days would be emulation, but even now I already have an abundance of machines capable of that.
What features are people excited for in the homebrew scene today on Switch other thanand emulation?piracy
Exactly its the same people saying the same stuff over and over again in every thread having to do with Switch hacking scene just keeps derailingThere's no need to evoke the boogeyman of piracy here.
That's not really what this is for, and the Switch isn't so poorly put together that it cannot shutdown old firmware from playing new software. New software will not run on "bad" firmware, that means anything not 3.0.1 or more.
That's not getting fixed because of "homebrew finds a way" unless someone cracks the newer firmwares, which is a completely different discussion for something that does not currently exist.
Those fuses aren't in there just for shits and giggles.
I always feel like the people who downplay Homebrew and just jump on the "Bull, it's only for piracy!" train have no idea how many awesome things Homebrew has given us. Christ sake, it even sometimes exposes the platform makers shady bullshit and gives us features we should have. My favorite is the revelation that all PlayStation 3's have software PS2 backwards compatibility, something Sony "removed." They just turned it off and started selling PS2 Classics which were just a PS2 ISO inside a wrapper that tells the PS3 to "turn on the software backwards compatibility for this." Homebrewers were able to reverse this and restore the software PS2 backwards compatibility that works on the majority of the PS2 library.
Exactly, noticed it's mainly the same people saying the same stuff over and over again in every thread having to do with Switch hacking scene just keeps derailing
Besides your next post's example (right above mine now), what are some other potential uses on Switch? I don't really know how any of this stuff works. I just know that I hacked my Wii for 20XX, but I don't know what the difference between Homebrew and Dios Mios or Dolphin or whatever is. In a vacuum what does homebrew do?
Wonder what battery length would be with performance docked while the system is actually undocked.One interesting thing that Homebrew could possibly do, tho I don't know how possible it would be for them, is allowing you to switch between Docked and Undocked modes without actually docking and undocking. So potentially playing the beefed up TV mode version in handheld mode.
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