Yeah, even morally it should be allowed. If nintendo themselves doesn't sell 3ds games anymore neither digital or physical, the only option left is to pirate. I don't think this should be an issue because either way nintendo isn't losing money on sales considering they dont sell 3ds games anymore so yeah.
@@suki-artsanimations807still tho a lot of RUclipsrs pretend to know what they’re doing when modding but miss crucial steps like making a backup of nand or something like that, which can have serious consequences further down the line. The official guide will always be the best, most thorough method
@suki-artsanimations807 the method is still constantly chang though and any video guide could be outdated in a week. It may not brick your console but it can still be inefficient.
@@Exubergoober "3ds hacks guide" with dots instead of spaces Edit: just follow the steps exactly and it'll work. You'll need a way to download stuff and transfer it to your 3ds, so a PC, laptop, or phone that supports microSD for transferring files over
If you are going to do it DO NOT use video tutorials. The install method changes from time to time. To avoid bricking your system use the website guide.
Bro there hasn’t been an update in a year, and in that same day they found a workaround to continue mod support and updated the cfw to allow people to update if you were already modded
I'm pretty sure its still usable for every vanilla to make a switch to modded for every reigon except north america atm, everywhere else its still workable
Chill out, I am only planning to download 3DS games that Nintendo didn't make or put on the eShop. For example, I am getting Sonic Unleashed for 3DS when it is released.
Yeah, I downloaded Ace Combat Assault Horizon Legacy+ and Ridge Racer 3D. They were searchable on eShop but you couldn't buy 'em there. The button that normally says "Buy" just "Go to your retailer." Really helpful.
Updates are fine. If it doesn't work after updating, just download the latest version of luma and put it in your sd card. Not much chance there will ever be another 3DS OFW update though.
I mean if you worried about commiting piracy I don't think it would be piracy to buy a copy of that Nintendo game and then I think you can morally download a emulated version of that Nintendo game.
In the vibrant city of Hamburg, Germany, Erik Müller's fascination with technology and gaming had always set him apart. From a young age, he had a knack for understanding how things worked, and his collection of consoles was his pride and joy. Among them, the Nintendo 3DS held a special place in his heart. Its sleek design and innovative gameplay captivated Erik, but it was its potential beyond its factory settings that truly intrigued him. Erik stumbled upon the world of console modding during his college years. What started as a curious exploration of custom firmware and homebrew software soon became an all-consuming passion. He spent countless late nights poring over forums, downloading tools, and experimenting with his 3DS. With each successful modification, he felt a surge of accomplishment, believing he was pushing the limits of what his device could do. However, as Erik's proficiency grew, so did the risks. In his quest for customization, he inadvertently crossed into legally murky territory. Modifying consoles to run unofficial software and bypassing digital rights management (DRM) measures was not just a hobby-it was a violation of Nintendo's terms of service and intellectual property rights. Erik's activities did not go unnoticed. Nintendo, fiercely protective of its intellectual property and revenue streams, had a sophisticated system in place to monitor and combat piracy and unauthorized modifications. When reports of widespread modding and sales of pre-modded consoles surfaced, Nintendo launched an investigation. In early autumn, Erik's life took a drastic turn. A knock on his door heralded the arrival of legal notices and cease-and-desist orders. Nintendo had filed a lawsuit against him and several others involved in the modding community. The charges were serious: copyright infringement, circumvention of technological protection measures, and contributing to the proliferation of pirated content. Erik found himself embroiled in a legal battle that threatened to consume everything he held dear. His once-stable career as a software developer faltered as the stress of litigation mounted. Financially drained and emotionally battered, he struggled to comprehend the magnitude of Nintendo's accusations. The legal proceedings were relentless. Nintendo's legal team, armed with evidence gathered from online forums and sales records, painted Erik as a flagrant violator of copyright law and a threat to their business model. They sought substantial damages, not just to recoup alleged losses but also to deter others from following in Erik's footsteps. As the case unfolded, Erik's personal life unraveled. His marriage, strained by his preoccupation with modding and the ensuing legal turmoil, eventually succumbed to the pressure. His wife, unable to bear the constant stress and uncertainty, left him, taking their shared dreams of a future together with her. Despite the mounting evidence against him, Erik remained steadfast in his belief that he had done nothing wrong. He argued passionately that consumers should have the right to modify devices they legally owned, citing principles of fair use and technological innovation. However, the legal system and Nintendo's corporate interests proved formidable opponents. In the end, Erik faced a harsh reality. The court ruled against him, imposing significant financial penalties and legal fees. The once-promising young man from Hamburg now faced a bleak future, burdened by debt and a tarnished reputation. His passion for technology had led him down a path of unintended consequences, leaving behind shattered relationships and a cautionary tale of the dangers of unchecked enthusiasm. Looking back on his journey, Erik realized the folly of his actions. While his love for gaming and technology had driven him to explore the boundaries of his devices, the repercussions of his choices were profound. He understood now the importance of respecting intellectual property rights and the legal ramifications of unauthorized modifications. As Erik navigated the aftermath of his ordeal, he became an advocate for responsible consumer behavior and digital rights awareness. He cautioned others against following in his footsteps, emphasizing the legal, financial, and personal risks involved in modding consoles like the Nintendo 3DS without proper authorization. Ultimately, Erik's story serves as a poignant reminder that while technology offers endless possibilities for creativity and exploration, it must be approached with caution and respect for legal boundaries. Modding a Nintendo 3DS, or any device, should only be done within the confines of the law and with a clear understanding of the potential consequences. For Erik Müller, the price of his passion was far higher than he ever imagined. Sincerely, Erik's Fat Mom.
Bro has a gun to his head by Nintendo 💀
Haha no. Even thats a Little to Preposterous for me.
That’s why he has a football helmet:)
Nintendo has him hostage we need to save him
I have not modded my 2DS yet, and I've had it since late 2017. However, now that the Nintendo eShop has been closed, I see no other choice
Yeah, even morally it should be allowed. If nintendo themselves doesn't sell 3ds games anymore neither digital or physical, the only option left is to pirate. I don't think this should be an issue because either way nintendo isn't losing money on sales considering they dont sell 3ds games anymore so yeah.
@@Albino.Monkeyyeah fr
I hate not having a computer to mod it
ok but actually don't use a video guide because they can become outdated whereas the website always has the most recent info
Rn it may be okay so far as the 3ds won't have an update ever again now officially.
@@suki-artsanimations807 true, but the custom firmware or tools used could have updates
@@suki-artsanimations807still tho a lot of RUclipsrs pretend to know what they’re doing when modding but miss crucial steps like making a backup of nand or something like that, which can have serious consequences further down the line. The official guide will always be the best, most thorough method
@suki-artsanimations807 the method is still constantly chang though and any video guide could be outdated in a week. It may not brick your console but it can still be inefficient.
*changing
Nintendo got gun on him 💀
Only use the website, never use videos because the chance of incorrect or outdated information actually could brick your device.
whats the website
@@Exubergoober "3ds hacks guide" with dots instead of spaces
Edit: just follow the steps exactly and it'll work. You'll need a way to download stuff and transfer it to your 3ds, so a PC, laptop, or phone that supports microSD for transferring files over
Nintendo is holding him hostage save him
If buying your games doesn't mean you own them anymore, then does that mean pirating games isn't considered stealing?
bro got caught in 4k
Nah thats 2k 💀
@@redjellybestjellynah thats like 144p
Because nintendo just LOVES the idea of you pirating games on Hshop 😂😂
Bro got held hostage by nintendo 💀
Mahn I don't have a 3DS to mod in the first place ;-;
If you are going to do it DO NOT use video tutorials. The install method changes from time to time. To avoid bricking your system use the website guide.
"Not gonna lie. They had us in the first round".
bro i modded mine with the update and it went in just fine.
(my 3ds is going to get bricked after this comment)
“Don’t go to mudahar’s video” is an actual piece of advice. The method of modding your 3ds changes very frequently and his video is likely outdated.
💀
ok
I just want all the pokemon games man them mfkers are waay to expensive to buy individually, for pokemon black its 139$ on DK oldies smh
How to avoid false dmca's:
Ohhhj I would never do that😱 I definitely didn't spen my evenjng moding nor downloaded pokemon bank to transfer my pokemons
Hahahaha,basicly i remember my nintendo ds was mod back then... So much fun playying with my friend back then ❤😂
Ngl i thought it would ruin ur system but then i realized it was a joke lmao
Blink 3 times and say balls in your next vid if you need help
I nodded my Wii just to play sonic 2 Simon wai prototype
So I’m kind of new to modding what does bricked mean
My 3DS is updated I can’t mod it it’s good
fun fact : Nintendo recently update the 3DS to prevent it to get moded and easely get your moded 3DS bricked
Bro there hasn’t been an update in a year, and in that same day they found a workaround to continue mod support and updated the cfw to allow people to update if you were already modded
Don't mod your ds, mod your new nintendo 3ds xl
Don’t mod. Understood.
Hack it. Bet
Wow! What a responsible citizen! Good job!
Nintendo really tried to stop you
Whoops to late
Ok. I won't mod my 3ds and play my favorite games and play games I've always wanted to play
I think bro said to not hack the 3ds?
Oops, too late. Already did it.
You should give us the links to these websites so we dont accidentally go to them
Bro exposed himself💀
I heard that a new software update on the 3DS made that guide outdated. Have they found a new work around?
I'm pretty sure its still usable for every vanilla to make a switch to modded for every reigon except north america atm, everywhere else its still workable
Do we need to drop another bomb on Japan because we can’t mod 3ds’s now 😂
@@markbeach8996 Dude that's too far wthh
@@markbeach8996If the 3DS is not updated you can mod it
The new 3ds has updated guide exclude old3ds, u gonna need some hardware to mod ur old3ds
I have two 3ds so I can
I think I’m still gonna do it
too late already modded my 3ds
Too late
Bro like totally do it l lol
Good luck to deal with the nintendo ninjas :)
Based.
Based on what?
(Wrong answers only)
PH
Based on the quadratic formula aka (-(bSqrtr(b)²-4(a)(c)÷2(a)) he should not mod his playstation 3ds into a cat.
Based on the golden age a cinema
@@jonathansdreamland1207more like the golden age of piracy
Chill out, I am only planning to download 3DS games that Nintendo didn't make or put on the eShop. For example, I am getting Sonic Unleashed for 3DS when it is released.
Yeah, I downloaded Ace Combat Assault Horizon Legacy+ and Ridge Racer 3D. They were searchable on eShop but you couldn't buy 'em there. The button that normally says "Buy" just "Go to your retailer." Really helpful.
Bro I have a 3ds and Im getting tempted to mod it bc of all of the shorts and vids that are recommended 😂
The 3ds hshop is no longer considerd piracy. Becauee the eshop shut down and there is no legal way to get the games digitaly
Still piracy
it's still technically piracy but most people don't care
Troll 😂
Says to not mod it but has his modded 🤔
Wow congrats! You found the joke
just dont update it, boom brick avoided
Save thie guy
He's held hostage
@@doomdesire3460 I cant qwq
Updates are fine. If it doesn't work after updating, just download the latest version of luma and put it in your sd card. Not much chance there will ever be another 3DS OFW update though.
you're talking about modding, not pirating, so that's legal as long as you're not downloading nintendo roms online
Hes actually being held hostage and there are 14 nintendo ninjas around him off camera. This is a plea for help
Just because it is risky, doesn't mean it will brick it, I modded mine but with the website and not that video.
I mean if you worried about commiting piracy I don't think it would be piracy to buy a copy of that Nintendo game and then I think you can morally download a emulated version of that Nintendo game.
What if the app was already free before the eshop closed down, like flipnote studio 3d?
Guys hes... so right, um, mo- modding ur 3d- 3ds is b- b- bad heh heh!!
NINTENDO IS A GOOD COMPANY!!!
I tried but it doesn’t work, when I get to the extra data step it won’t inject…
Thankfully I always have an r4 card as an alternative
Bro your 3ds dos ‘t look like a brick and man I just want to play doom
I’m gonna do it since half the games I want are upwards of $50
None of us would do that man don't worry
Yuzu citra now humans
Best satire post I've seen all day
The Nintendo ninjas got him
Very helpful
Can I mod a dubai 3ds xl model using the methods on the not to go website ? Or is it only for usa europe and japan models ?
I’m pretty sure it’s for every type of 3ds
Bro got paid by nintendo to do this short 💀🍷
the nintendo ninjas got bro
What was the game he was playing?
gta chinatown wars ds
People who mod their 3ds to play mods
👇
In the vibrant city of Hamburg, Germany, Erik Müller's fascination with technology and gaming had always set him apart. From a young age, he had a knack for understanding how things worked, and his collection of consoles was his pride and joy. Among them, the Nintendo 3DS held a special place in his heart. Its sleek design and innovative gameplay captivated Erik, but it was its potential beyond its factory settings that truly intrigued him.
Erik stumbled upon the world of console modding during his college years. What started as a curious exploration of custom firmware and homebrew software soon became an all-consuming passion. He spent countless late nights poring over forums, downloading tools, and experimenting with his 3DS. With each successful modification, he felt a surge of accomplishment, believing he was pushing the limits of what his device could do.
However, as Erik's proficiency grew, so did the risks. In his quest for customization, he inadvertently crossed into legally murky territory. Modifying consoles to run unofficial software and bypassing digital rights management (DRM) measures was not just a hobby-it was a violation of Nintendo's terms of service and intellectual property rights.
Erik's activities did not go unnoticed. Nintendo, fiercely protective of its intellectual property and revenue streams, had a sophisticated system in place to monitor and combat piracy and unauthorized modifications. When reports of widespread modding and sales of pre-modded consoles surfaced, Nintendo launched an investigation.
In early autumn, Erik's life took a drastic turn. A knock on his door heralded the arrival of legal notices and cease-and-desist orders. Nintendo had filed a lawsuit against him and several others involved in the modding community. The charges were serious: copyright infringement, circumvention of technological protection measures, and contributing to the proliferation of pirated content.
Erik found himself embroiled in a legal battle that threatened to consume everything he held dear. His once-stable career as a software developer faltered as the stress of litigation mounted. Financially drained and emotionally battered, he struggled to comprehend the magnitude of Nintendo's accusations.
The legal proceedings were relentless. Nintendo's legal team, armed with evidence gathered from online forums and sales records, painted Erik as a flagrant violator of copyright law and a threat to their business model. They sought substantial damages, not just to recoup alleged losses but also to deter others from following in Erik's footsteps.
As the case unfolded, Erik's personal life unraveled. His marriage, strained by his preoccupation with modding and the ensuing legal turmoil, eventually succumbed to the pressure. His wife, unable to bear the constant stress and uncertainty, left him, taking their shared dreams of a future together with her.
Despite the mounting evidence against him, Erik remained steadfast in his belief that he had done nothing wrong. He argued passionately that consumers should have the right to modify devices they legally owned, citing principles of fair use and technological innovation. However, the legal system and Nintendo's corporate interests proved formidable opponents.
In the end, Erik faced a harsh reality. The court ruled against him, imposing significant financial penalties and legal fees. The once-promising young man from Hamburg now faced a bleak future, burdened by debt and a tarnished reputation. His passion for technology had led him down a path of unintended consequences, leaving behind shattered relationships and a cautionary tale of the dangers of unchecked enthusiasm.
Looking back on his journey, Erik realized the folly of his actions. While his love for gaming and technology had driven him to explore the boundaries of his devices, the repercussions of his choices were profound. He understood now the importance of respecting intellectual property rights and the legal ramifications of unauthorized modifications.
As Erik navigated the aftermath of his ordeal, he became an advocate for responsible consumer behavior and digital rights awareness. He cautioned others against following in his footsteps, emphasizing the legal, financial, and personal risks involved in modding consoles like the Nintendo 3DS without proper authorization.
Ultimately, Erik's story serves as a poignant reminder that while technology offers endless possibilities for creativity and exploration, it must be approached with caution and respect for legal boundaries. Modding a Nintendo 3DS, or any device, should only be done within the confines of the law and with a clear understanding of the potential consequences. For Erik Müller, the price of his passion was far higher than he ever imagined.
Sincerely, Erik's Fat Mom.
Where are the instructions. So I don’t go onto the website
3ds hacks guide