

Racing against Team Cyclops and other groups to develop a flashcart capable of bypassing the Nintendo DSi’s anti-piracy measures, Acekard Team has announced the Acekard 2i, the first cart capable of running unofficial code on the new handheld.
While the hardware allows pirates to play commercial ROMs, it also has the beneficial side effect of enabling users to run homebrew games and application on the DSi. Finally, Magnetic Shaving Derby on the DSi!
Of course, there’s nothing stopping Nintendo from releasing a firmware update that once again locks out Acekard’s (and other manufacturers’) carts, but those updates are optional, so you can keep using your 2i cart so long as you keep your original firmware version.
Acekard says that the 2i is already on sale, so expect to see resellers stocking the carts soon.
[Via GBAtemp]
tags / acekard / acekard 2i / flashcart / homebrew / piracy / ecAcekard flashcart running on a Nintendo DSi.
The group behind the Acekard flashcart series seems to be the first to get its unauthorized carts running on the DSi despite Nintendo’s anti-piracy measures on the system.
Though the team loaded both commercial ROMs (yarr) and homebrew programs in a “lab” environment, Acekard claims that “it is almost impossible to make a commercial product,” indicating that the DSi was hacked internally before booting up the flashcart.
Says the team (non-native English speakers):
“There is a major problem that can’t be resolved, at least for now. It seems DSi did many sanity checks to make sure there is no more fcards.
We assume there are more that one modes on DSi, we still haven’t found any way to access the SD card slot in origin DS mode.
We will keep researching, and good luck to all.”
See also: Homebrew DS game played on DSi
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