ios-releases.tar\ios_releases\ios_release_090406170009\build\gba
The #NintendoLeaks "ios-releases.tar" archive contains a lot of Wii IOS builds, including prototype ones.
It also contains Nintendo Game Boy Advance/DS stuff.
The #NintendoLeaks "ios-releases.tar" archive contains a lot of Wii IOS builds, including prototype ones.
It also contains Nintendo Game Boy Advance/DS stuff.
ios-releases.tar\ios_releases\ios_release_090406170009\build\gba\sw\ds\build\tests\SoftKeyboard\SoftKeyboard-060508[.]srl
A Nintendo DS demo named "SoftKeyboard" can be found in this path:
A Nintendo DS demo named "SoftKeyboard" can be found in this path:
It resembles Nintendo DSi's touch keyboard and the filename has a date of 08 May 2006, about 2 years before the DSi's launch in Japan.
This demo can be run in any Nintendo DS emulator (e.g. DeSmuME).
This demo can be run in any Nintendo DS emulator (e.g. DeSmuME).
X button toggles Shift/Maiusc and Y button can be used to change the keyboard (there are no tabs on the top of it compared to the final version).
The manual confirms the date:
Interestingly it's part of the Nintendo DS SDK (NITRO-SDK), but I couldn't find somebody else talking about it
Comparison:
Left = SoftKeyboard-060508[.]srl
Right = Final Nintendo DSi (Source: Official Nintendo Website)
The player can press keys on the keyboard in SoftKeyboard-060508[.]srl, but no sound can be heard.
Left = SoftKeyboard-060508[.]srl
Right = Final Nintendo DSi (Source: Official Nintendo Website)
The player can press keys on the keyboard in SoftKeyboard-060508[.]srl, but no sound can be heard.
ios-releases.tar\ios_releases\ios_release_090406170009\build\gba\sw\ds\apps
1: \dsdemo\dsdemo[.]srl
2: \launcher\launch[.]srl
Two other compiled Nintendo DS demos can be found.
If the player touches the Touch Screen, they draw a square with a + in it around the point touched.
1: \dsdemo\dsdemo[.]srl
2: \launcher\launch[.]srl
Two other compiled Nintendo DS demos can be found.
If the player touches the Touch Screen, they draw a square with a + in it around the point touched.
About the Nintendo DS demos, as the upper screen stays always black in the SoftKeyboard-060508[.]srl and always white in the dsdemo[.]srl and launch[.]srl I decided to crop it.
They all have an internal name of "NINTENDO NTRJ01" (remember "paladin.7z\Dungeon\fushigi2[.]srl"?)
They all have an internal name of "NINTENDO NTRJ01" (remember "paladin.7z\Dungeon\fushigi2[.]srl"?)
Unlike fushigi2[.]srl, the other ".srl"s have a not blank Nintendo DS banner icon and description:
In "ios-releases.tar" there are at least 312 folders named "pki_data".
They contain a lot of AES/ECC/RSA Wii-related key pairs (public + private).
Their subfolder "arcade" contain what appears to be TMD/Ticket signing key pairs for Virtual Console Arcade third-party companies:
They contain a lot of AES/ECC/RSA Wii-related key pairs (public + private).
Their subfolder "arcade" contain what appears to be TMD/Ticket signing key pairs for Virtual Console Arcade third-party companies:
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