#3ds hacking

since the 3ds has gone up a lot in popularity in the last few years, myself and a lot of other people in the community are noticing a large spike of people doing 3ds modding services because people are too scared to mod their own consoles.

whilst i do understand the fear behind it, there are communities out there that are helpful and willing to hold your hand to guide you step by step on modding your console. 3ds modding is free and accessible for a reason, there is no excuse for people charging absolutely absurd prices for 3ds modding that only takes a maximum of 15 minutes at most, especially when most people cannot even afford to eat/heat their homes right now.

as a mod creator, it also feels like a kick in the teeth to me personally. seeing that these people charging real life money to download my own work for them as a part of their modding services when i upload and create my mods for free is incredibly disrespectful.

i feel super disheartened seeing this because it's disrespectful to not only my other fellow mod creator friends and myself but it takes the accesibility away. we have taken the time in learning how to create mods; i personally have spent hundred of hours learning, planning, creating and editing my mods.

mods fall under the creative commons license so paying these services to install our mods under your behalf actually breaks our license which is against the law. it's completely unethical and unfair.

Hatsune Miku Cosplay Mod for ACNL!

I've always wanted to make a mod for cosplay items because there's not a lot out there so I made Miku from Vocaloid! Link below!

☆Hatsune Miku Set☆: https://gamebanana.com/mods/663300

My mods are FREE. Do not attempt to put behind a paywall or charge for "modding services" SAVE UR MONEY.

THEY'RE HERE!

By popular demand, my Nintendo 3DS zines are now available to buy online.

Unfortunately I can only ship within the US....Sorry ToT Thanks to everyone for your support and share this around if you can!

As of late May, you cannot buy games on Wii U or 3DS. The consoles are effectively abandoned. But, in that darkness, I come bearing light.

Have you ever wanted to be able to turn off your gamepad screen on games that don't use it? What about lock Breath of the Wild at a rock solid 30 fps, even in the forest? What about modify BotW to play as Linkle, a girl version of Link, or as Zelda herself in an all new story? How about boot any Gamecube or Wii game and play them perfectly, or even with hacks of their own?

The console is abandoned, but not by us. Hacking your Wii U is easier than ever, and now impossible to brick by accident thanks to the new custom firmware, Tiramisu.

It's time. Wii Gay, U Crimes.

Oh, and if you haven't hacked your 3DS yet, check out my other guide: Three Gay, New Crimes.

Also thank you for the follow! Even tho I love Nintendo and it's my childhood, I'm still horrified by what they did to you, I wish you and your loved ones well! Things just haven't been the same since Iwata and Reggie left us...

Well. I have been solely focused on just my Texas Instruments projects since my release and return to Canada and I currently don't own any video gaming consoles, and don't plan on doing so.

When I have some time I might pickup a controller in the future and play some classic arcade games, but its doubtful I will ever play a Nintendo game again, but in the day I was more of a fan of the first PlayStation and Dreamcast, and the only console I ever lineup for on launch day was the PS2.

My favorites were like Resident Evil, Medal of Honor, and car racing games, mystery solving games.

Thanks for the kind words and message and here if you have not listened to it before is a short podcast I did two years ago for the Cybercrime Magazine.

"Gary Bowser, a digital design engineer at Oasis Pensive Abacutors, is widely known as “The Nintendo Hacker.” In this episode, Bowser joins host Steve Morgan to discuss his activities as part of Team Xecuter, a hacking ring that sold chips allowing users to play pirated Nintendo games on Switch and 3DS, as well as what he is doing now that he has been released from prison."