If you plan on getting a shiny new Nintendo 3DS when it launches later this month, you should probably take care not to use flash carts to play ROMs. A report from GoNintendo claims that firmware ...

It is no secret that the Nintendo DS portable gaming platform was a major victim of piracy. The availability of specially designed cartridges such as the R4, which allows content stored on an SD card ...

Japanese retailer Enterking has posted a warning on its website which notifies customers that the use of flashcarts on 3DS could result in their systems getting bricked by firmware updates. According ...

European gamers are reporting that some launch units of the Nintendo 3DS are suffering from what they call the "black screen of death" that renders the entire system inoperable. Reports have surfaced ...

Bad news for those that plan on using a flash card with their 3DS-- if Nintendo detects that you've been dabbing with one, the company might send a firmware update that could possibly brick your ...

The 3DS end-user licence agreement states that the big N owns the rights to photos you take using the console, can access your personal data, and can break your device if you play pirated games. Luke ...

Nintendo apparently pulling out the big guns to prevent piracy When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. There are all sorts of anti-piracy ...