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(Note that this is still being worked on, and this is basically a heavy adaption of zoogie's "A Pretty Brief History of the 3ds Hacking/Homebrew Scene" from the "3DS hacking scene history" section on GBAtemp) | <references />(Note that this is still being worked on, and this is basically a heavy adaption of zoogie's "A Pretty Brief History of the 3ds Hacking/Homebrew Scene" from the "3DS hacking scene history" section on GBAtemp) | ||
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=== January === | === January === | ||
brickgate/brickway - A scandal where Gateway releases a FIRM that intentionally bricks 3DS's that run their software on Gateway clones such as R4 and Orange3DS. | |||
=== March === | |||
The first commit of Citra [https://citra-emulator.com/] is released. | |||
=== November === | |||
The leak of Palantine [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Palantine_CFW_3DS](cfw made by Yellows8 and other) occurred, bringing a closed source custom firmware to the public (with limitations such as the EmuNAND not being update-able, a low-boot rate, not fun to install, etc. What it did do was run cias, which caused Gateway to add this feature as well.) | |||
The release of [[Sky3DS]] (could play clean cart roms, but no homebrew yet.) | |||
The release of the userland exploit ninjhax [https://gbatemp.net/threads/introducing-ninjhax-a-nintendo-3ds-homebrew-exploit.374233/]. | |||
== 2015 == | |||