When connecting to a server, the DS wants to see if the certificate for the site is signed by Nintendo. Ĭlassic Pokémon GTS: Really cool cause you can see every single Pokémon for trade!Īnd if anyone’s wondering how this all works, Nintendo’s SSL implementation on all DS games is completely flawed.

Games that Wiimmfi supports (and who is online). Here are some useful links that might be of interest to people: If you can’t find opponents when using the Android trick, well… yep. Might work if you have a phone capable of that. If you can’t get a connection set up on your DS, get an old router that supports WEP encryption or lower, or try my Android trick later in the video. If you get any other error code, you can look it up at. You will then be prompted to overwrite your FC when you next connect, and this will work. If you get Error Code 60000, delete your Nintendo WFC configuration from the options menu. If you are trying to use Mario Kart DS and your game crashes while connecting, delete all friends from your friend roster (you can do that in the Records section!). I also demonstrate connecting to Mario Kart DS, the GTS of Pokémon Diamond, and the Battle Videos section of Pokémon Black 2.

This video shows how to set the DNS server in your connection settings, and also delves into how to make your own unsecured WiFi hotspot via an Android phone, just in case that’s useful, since regrettably the highest form of security the DS supports is WEP (only Pokémon Black/White and their sequels support WPA connections), and nobody really works in WEP anymore. Hey guys! Thanks to a new bug in Nintendo’s implementation of SSL (called “nds-constraint”) as discovered by shutterbug2000, it is now possible to play Nintendo DS games online via custom server (Wiimmfi in this case) without modifying your DS, or needing a cheating device or a flashcart! Literally the only instruction is to enter the DNS listed above in your connection settings, and you are good to go!

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