Rather than make users wait until Saturday to launch the 3DS homebrew exploit, amateur coder smea decided to surprise us and set it loose today! Head over to this site to download the ninjhax program that will allow 3DS owners to run homebrew software.
As we learned previously, getting homebrew on your machine requires a copy of Ubisoft's out-of-print Cubic Ninja compatible with your region's hardware. You'll also need an SD card with at least 1MB of free space, and then you simply follow the steps listed in the site above. Any model of 3DS (including New 3DS) will work with any firmware version (New 3DS has to be at least at v9.0).
You better act fast if you don't already own a copy of Cubic Ninja. Nintendo has already pulled the game from Japan's eShop, and there are reports that GameStop Australia is removing the physical game from its inventory. Meanwhile, aftermarket prices are climbing at an alarming rate. Do your best not to pay too much for a game that just last week cost $5 at most.
