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Blah. Well, for the past two days I've been sick for some odd reason. I have no idea what brought it about, but I have a feeling it's related to the Indian Spring that we had at the beginning of the month - it was nice, bright, and sunny outside, but at the same time it was cold, so people (like myself) were walking around wearing their summer clothes, not taking into account the cold winds and the overall cold temperatures. So I'm sick. Blargh.
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Hey, all Nintendo DS owners; I have a favour to ask. I'm looking at Homebrew (thanks to![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
sexyslave for linking to Sam and Max on the DS!!), and I've discovered that there are different levels of firmware in the DSes. The most recent game I have is Mario Kart DS, and I discovered my firmware is v3. You can find out what version of firmware you have at the bottom of this page. Would any owners be so kind enough to tell me what version of firmware you have? If I want to get a PassMe homebrew, I need to have v3 or lower, and I have a feeling that once I get a certain game, it'll "break" my homebrew. (Nintendo's not exactly sneaky, just clever - they just don't tell you that it updates the firmware. Not that I mind...)
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Hey, all Nintendo DS owners; I have a favour to ask. I'm looking at Homebrew (thanks to
sexyslave for linking to Sam and Max on the DS!!), and I've discovered that there are different levels of firmware in the DSes. The most recent game I have is Mario Kart DS, and I discovered my firmware is v3. You can find out what version of firmware you have at the bottom of this page. Would any owners be so kind enough to tell me what version of firmware you have? If I want to get a PassMe homebrew, I need to have v3 or lower, and I have a feeling that once I get a certain game, it'll "break" my homebrew. (Nintendo's not exactly sneaky, just clever - they just don't tell you that it updates the firmware. Not that I mind...)