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The gang of hackers over at Team Twiizers, widely known for their homebrew efforts on Wii, have released a video clip of a custom intro sequence running on the DSi, featuring the team logo scrolling from right to left on screen. At first glance, it may look like a simple feat but we're told this is a huge step forward towards running homebrew in DSi mode. Access to this operational mode would give hobbyist developers access to extra CPU and RAM resources found only in the DSi.
Technical details in regards to how the hack was performed aren't available just yet, but we're promised that more information is on the way. In the meantime, you may want to refrain from updating that DSi firmware.
The gang of hackers over at Team Twiizers, widely known for their homebrew efforts on Wii, have released a video clip of a custom intro sequence running on the DSi, featuring the team logo scrolling from right to left on screen. At first glance, it may look like a simple feat but we're told this is a huge step forward towards running homebrew in DSi mode. Access to this operational mode would give hobbyist developers access to extra CPU and RAM resources found only in the DSi.
Technical details in regards to how the hack was performed aren't available just yet, but we're promised that more information is on the way. In the meantime, you may want to refrain from updating that DSi firmware.