FAQ (3DS)

• Q: What is 3DS?
  A: The Nintendo 3DS is a portable game console produced by Nintendo.
  It is capable of projecting stereoscopic 3D effects without the use of 3D glasses or additional accessories
• Q: What do I have to do to play the 3DS Games?
  A: Basically, you need 3DS system to play the games.
  Recently, Nintendo has launched the 2DS which has no 3D effect, preventing eyes injuries for children under the age of  7. However, It still has compatibility towards 3DS games.

• Q: What is Friend Code?
  A: A Friend Code is a 12-digit number exclusive to each 3DS system. It is used to identify friends for online play. 
• Q: And how about StreetPass?
  A: StreetPass is a close proximity data exchange functionality which allows game content to be exchanged between 3DS systems. Using the console's background connectivity in sleep mode, a Nintendo 3DS can automatically discover other Nintendo 3DS systems within range, establish a connection, and exchange content for mutually played games, all transparently and without requiring any user input.
• Q: How do I turn Sleep Mode?
  A: Closing the system while it is turned on will put the system into Sleep Mode. 
• Q: What is Spotpass?
  A: SpotPass is an "always on" background network connectivity system which which can automatically seek and connect to wireless network nodes such as Wi-Fi hotspots, sending and downloading information in the background while in sleep mode or while playing a game or running an application.

• Q: What does this site provide?
  A: We provides the information about "scene" releases for the 3DS Games.
• Q: What is the "scene" actually?
  A: The Scene is an underground community of people that specialize in the distribution of copyrighted material, including , movies, music, games, and many more.
  Read this for more information >> Warez scene
• Q: So this website tell about all information about the 3DS ROMs, right?
  A: Precisely.

• Q: Can I play 3DS Games on the computer?
  A: As for now, there is no software that emulates the 3DS Games to play on the computer. In short, there is no emulator for 3DS at the moment.
• Q: How can we play the 3DS ROMs, then?
  A: You need a modified storage devices to play the ROM. These devices are also known as "flash-carts". It has the same function with Original Cartridge to play any particular games.

• Q: Can you recommend me what Flash-cart is the best?
  A: There has been so many type of flash-cart release recently. But, many flash-cart users prefer the Gateway flash-cart to boot the 3DS ROM. You also need an external memory *micro SD Card as the container of the flash-cart files and the ROM itself.
  However, you will be able to put only 1 Game to the micro SD. The flash-cart still has no compatibility on multi-roms. The price is quite expensive but still affordable.
• Q: Do you know any Flash-cart which support the multi-roms?
  A: Recently, a Team named MTCard just released their new flash-carts. It is reported that this flash-cart supports the multi-roms which is enabling you to play more than 1 Game in the flash-cart.
  Sadly, the price is as expensive as Gateway version. However, it is worth to buy.
• Q: Some says that if I bought a new 3DS, the flash-cart wouldn't work. Why?
  A: Actually, it is based on the firmwares. So, if you buy a new 3DS but the firmware is below v4.5, the Flash-cart will work. But, many shops release the new version of 3DS and the firmware is above v4.5 which will block the flash-cart.
• Q: What's wrong with firmware v4.5?
  What if I had a 3DS system above v4.5?
  A: I'm not quite sure about this one. However, the Flash-cart team along with the hacker haven't cracked the newest firmware. The team itself announced that they had cracked the 3DS system on firmware v4.5 before releasing the Flash-cart.
  In short, these flash-carts are still not compatible with the firmware above v4.5 at the moment. But it would be likely to be released at some time in the future. Just be patient.