Yes, the thing we've all hoped for has been made possible, as Twitter user @BobWulff showed off images and video footage of Ubisoft 's latest adventure running on the Nintendo 3DS. Which ...

The Nintendo 3DS first came out in 2011 with a vast collection of unique and interesting games. This system has been a groundbreaking creation of its time, and with the announcement of the latest ...

Hackers are once again abusing Google ads to spread malware, using a fake Homebrew website to infect Macs and Linux devices with an infostealer that steals credentials, browser data, and ...

Hacking your Nintendo 3DS can unlock a world of possibilities, from playing homebrew games to running custom firmware. However, it requires careful steps to avoid any potential risks or complications.

Yesterday saw Nintendo shutdown their online servers for the Wii U and 3DS consoles, cutting off any and all games from any kind of online functionality. But now Pretendo, the community-created ...

Flashcart vs Homebrew: While flashcarts can be used, homebrewing your 3DS is generally more reliable and convenient. Compatibility: Always ensure the ROM hacks you download are compatible with ...

While often overlooked, it remains an important part of Nintendo's gaming history. Accessing Pretendo servers typically involves installing homebrew firmware on the Wii U and 3DS.

Most of all, you’ll need your own 3DS ROMs, which can be homebrew, backups of games you already own or… whatever you want really.

If you want to play your favorite Nintendo games again but no longer have the console, there's an alternative: one of these 3DS emulators for Android.

Nintendo 3DS Unveils Surprise System Update, But Homebrew Hackers Do Not Like it Don't update your Nintendo 3DS if you haven't yet hacked it. By Joseph Henry Updated: May 24 2023, 11:41 AM EDT ...

The good news for 3DS homebrew fans, according to users of the Nintendo Homebrew Discord, is that the new firmware update doesn't seem to break custom firmware that was installed prior to any ...

The 3DS eShop shut down earlier this year, cutting off legal access to hundreds of digital-only games. Now, Nintendo is investing its resources into ensuring that those games are truly lost to time.