How cheap....they must ban ensata instead of desmume....although it is of no use.....
(08-06-2010, 08:48 PM)KHRZ Wrote: [ -> ]Nintendo blocked Desmume from wi-fi, obviously they're monitoring
Wait hold on 1 sec, Desmume managed to get on Nintendo's Wi-fi 0_0 is this old news or recent, because i stopped using it right before i got a DSi last christmas
Oh!!! I wonder if people can trade pokemon via net with this.... O_O
I've heard of the GTS hacks and stuff, but an emulator getting onto the actual Wi-fi system?
Anyone got any news or facts on that? o_O
I must say good freaking job to the Desmume dev or devs, getting on Nintendo's wifi was one of the few things i never thought would happen for DS emulation. However It's been disabled now till it's working flawlessly so that Nintendo doesn't notice anything when it is up again. Only bad thing about this is that Nintendo will probably comb their wifi thoroughly now to make sure no DS emulator can connect to it, same thing for Dolphin if it's wifi emulation ever reaches that stage.
*sigh* i stop using emulators for a couple of months and all this stuff happens
Yeah... I stopped using DS emulation for a couple of years, and used only No$GBA and iDeaS...never gave a thought about DeSmuME...and I can finally now trade pokemon with my hacked one.....muhuhuhu!!!!
(08-12-2010, 12:47 AM)Arpit Wrote: [ -> ]Yeah... I stopped using DS emulation for a couple of years, and used only No$GBA and iDeaS...never gave a thought about DeSmuME...and I can finally now trade pokemon with my hacked one.....muhuhuhu!!!!
same here, i never looked at DeSmuME cause it failed so hard it wasn't funny (and this was 1 year ago...)
(08-06-2010, 08:48 PM)KHRZ Wrote: [ -> ]Nintendo blocked Desmume from wi-fi, obviously they're monitoring
I wonder how they can identify DeSmuMe from a real DS and block it?
Did they block the ip of the computer DeSmuMe was running on or the actual emulator?