Hackaday

Nintendo DS Hacks

The latest version of the Nintendo DS, the DSi, has officially launched in Japan. It features larger dual touchscreens, dual cameras, and an SD card slot. The members of GBAtemp.net have decided to ...
Polygon

Nintendo takes action against 3DS game with homebrew-enabling exploit

The 3DS game with an exploit that apparently enables homebrewed software on the handheld has been pulled, by Nintendo, from the eShop where it was for sale. Earlier this week, a hacker showed how ...
MacRumors

Homebrew Enthusiasts Emulate Macintosh Plus on Nintendo 3DS

While the Macintosh Plus was discontinued over 25 years ago, two developers have brought the old school machine back to life in the form of a Nintendo 2DS and 3DS. The photo shows the Nintendo 2DS is ...
Gizmodo

DS-Xtreme Nintendo DS Homebrew Cart Upgraded to 2GB

If you remember our first grope of the DS-Xtreme, it’s a DS-sized cartridge that goes into your Nintendo DS that lets you run homebrew apps on it. If the homebrew apps you decide to run included ...
Polygon

Homebrew exploit gets another game pulled from Nintendo eShop

Ironfall: Invasion, the indie multiplayer shooter for the Nintendo 3DS, has been pulled from the Nintendo eShop following the revelation that it can be used to boot homebrew apps and games. The ...
Engadget

Nintendo pulls a 3DS game to fight another homebrew exploit

Nintendo's cat-and-mouse game with homebrew exploits isn't over yet. The gaming giant recently pulled Terry Cavanagh's retro platformer VVVVVV from the 3DS eShop after Shiny Quagsire discovered a way ...
techtimes

Nintendo 3DS Unveils Surprise System Update, But Homebrew Hackers Do Not Like it

Nintendo unexpectedly dropped a surprise system update for its phased-out 3DS console just months after the company announced the shutdown of its eShop. The controversial update has left console ...
TweakTown

Nintendo 3DS gets cracked, homebrew code should be able to be ran in the future, pirated games as well

The Nintendo 3DS has proved a tough nut to crack, but hackers have finally managed to get the system to run homebrew code. Back on December 16, hacker Yellows8 posted images of the 3DS with the screen ...
Ars Technica

Nintendo no friend of homebrew market, sues DS cart makers

The R4 doesn't look like much: just a generic Nintendo DS cart. What it does, however, causes Nintendo no small headache. The device, and others like it, bypasses the system's firmware and with the ...
Gizmodo

Homebrew DS-DSLR Uses Nintendo DS as a Canon EOS Remote

Really nice piece of DS homebrew here: when photographer Steve was searching for a less bulky alternative to tethering his Canon 5D to his laptop for remote functions during shoots, he didn’t have to ...
Hackaday

Nintendo DS Hacks

Running homebrew applications on the Nintendo DS is easier than ever these days, but if you didn’t get into the scene on the ground floor, knowing where to start can appear much more daunting than it ...