Another World said:one thing that people seem to not understand is that this anti-piracy measure is designed to be injected. this means it can be added to the precompiled code before it's transferred over to the retail cart. a simple bach application that alters the code ever-so-slightly means a new patch and a new method to hack per-rom. in theory this could mean that a run of 5,000 retail carts each as 1 of 5,000 different anti-piracy fixes which detect flash linker pre-patching. while linkers advertise "clean roms" this means roms do not need to be pre-patched, the firmware does it for you. all current slot1 linkers (to my knowledge) do some type of patching before the game loads.
but until this code makes its debut everything remains speculation as the company is not releasing any details.
@ducktails: thats a great game! =P
-another world
sprogurt said:Sure the dsi has just came out but with all these crappy 3rd party games that only toddlers would buy it will die sooner rather than later. The only thing i can see that will keep it afloat is dsi ware and dsi games.
I was thinking the same. If the anti piracy code will be on really good games, then you will must buy only the anti piracy injectedsprogurt said:I laughed so hard when i heard this! then went to failblog (i wish it wasn't a coincidence XD)
seriously, there's hardly any good games on ds looking forward to, kindom hearts and zelda being exceptions and tbh BUY THE FRIGGIN GAME! yes we all like things for free but at some point we'll all buy a game. Also it looks like the ds doesn't have long left (in my view). Sure the dsi has just came out but with all these crappy 3rd party games that only toddlers would buy it will die sooner rather than later. The only thing i can see that will keep it afloat is dsi ware and dsi games.