Cubic Ninja (Nintendo 3DS)

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What happened next was eminently predictable: Cubic Ninja went from a bargain basement clearance item to an in-demand find literally overnight. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.

that patched lots of homebrew exploits including a patch for Ninjhax that revoked access of Cubic Ninja to web services. The gyrosensor controls are so badly thought out that you will find yourself resorting to the slide-pad and then even while you are not holding a direction but are instead trying to line-up a movement, your ninja will decide to move anyway and get killed.Use the Nintendo 3DS to tilt and turn in overcoming the fatal traps and puzzles present in the Ubisoft's Cubic Ninja. Once the exploit is fully publicized this weekend, players with a copy of Cubic Ninja will reportedly be able to launch a modified boot file on the SD card through Cubic Ninja, which will in turn install a "homebrew channel" on the system that can then run arbitrary code on the hardware.

The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Condé Nast. Cubic Ninja could have been an amazingly addictive game, but some faulty controls and a lack of content hold it back.The discovery—which is the first ever public software-based homebrew exploit for the 3DS family—triggered a surge in demand for the game, whose poor reception had led to its classification as a " bargain bin" title by critics. To find the exploit through an obscure game, make use of it, and install a whole new Homebrew channel with nothing more than a debugger and a few extra tools? Of course, there are many things that will make you frown, like the agonisingly long loading time, but despite all it's flaws, for some reason I don't regret the purchase at all.

Owing to his stance, Rabet noted that the exploit does not enable the use of unlicensed games, but did note that it could possibly be used to bypass the console's region lock. Cubic Ninja is a game for Nintendo 3DS perhaps best known for being the first 3DS that does not have the stereoscopic 3D feature, though it was later revealed that the game would only not be in 3D when motion control was in use.On November 17, 2014, the game became the subject of notoriety when Jordan "Smealum" Rabet publicized that a user mode exploit in the game would allow all existing 3DS models (including the 2DS and the New Nintendo 3DS) to execute homebrew code.

Players can unlock different characters, such as cubes made of rubber and titanium, that exhibit different properties when used.It's a fun little game, but whilst the game has obviously been attempted to be designed for the 3DS, unfortunately it simply dosen't work. It might not be as high profile as the other games he got (Ridge Racer, Street Fighter, Lego Batman, Pokemon) but he's only 8 so just goes off what he enjoys rather than what he's told to enjoy. Despite its poor reception, Cubic Ninja received renewed notoriety in November 2014, after it was revealed that an exploit in the game's level editor would allow the 3DS to execute homebrew code.