Nintendo’s mystery message in the code of the Mini NES Classic Edition got found. It makes us ask why, if Nintendo knew it would have been hacked, not make the Mini NES Classic Edition in such a way they could really present more games for it. So they could profit on it. Nintendo sort of missed an open door with this framework. We’re certain there are a lot of individuals who might have paid for the capacity to include more games. Presently, the main individuals that can do that are those that hack the framework and include their own ROMs.
Mini NES Classic Edition has a mystery message for hackers
In the code of Nintendo NES Mini, Nintendo left a message. It is for the general population attempting to break/split the console to extend its usefulness.
There’s one major impediment to the NES Classic Edition console. It just accompanies 30 games. What’s more, you can’t include more. Be that as it may, a few programmers attempted to break the console to have the capacity to add more games to it. The programmers succeeded, yet it appears like Nintendo realized this would happen.
The message reads “This is the hanafuda captain speaking. Launching emulation in 3…2…1. Many efforts, tears and countless hours have been put into this jewel. So, please keep this place tidied up and don’t break everything! Cheers, the hanafuda captain.”
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Source: Geeks