bigswords said:Try it with Wifi off for Monkey Ball if you have the chance.
Saterium said:Monkey Ball is only about 3 hours long. It only crashed once in the time it took me to beat and I have no idea how I'd go about trying to replicate it to see if it's wifi causing the problem. The second time through the level it didn't lock up at all.
Yoshi said:I haven't had the screen yet. I always have Wi-Fi turned off, but I've played Monkey Ball, Rayman 3D and Rabbids 3D, so three "dangerous" titles, if I understand this correctly?
drtomoe123 said:You don't have a cracked hinge, you have one that is in the process of cracking. When the hinge actually cracks, the top screen flops around, you can't get it to stay in it's normal position, and then, worst case scenario, the top screen disconnects from the bottom part of the system.
I have yet to see anyone say that they had wi-fi turned off when getting the error; which suggests that the wi-fi chip/software is likely to be the culprit.GJS said:Unless people here have been consistently getting errors, I'm talking over and over again not just a couple of times, testing with and without wifi is not going to prove anything. It could all just be coincidence, the same can be said for regarding a game as "dangerous" at this stage.
It could also suggest that those who care enough to post online just haven't encountered the error with wifi off yet.AndyMoogle said:I have yet to see anyone say that they had wi-fi turned off when getting the error; which suggests that the wi-fi chip/software is likely to be the culprit.
This is obviously no proof, but until I see someone saying that they got the error when the wi-fi was turned off, I'm going to consider it very likely that the wi-fi is somehow part of the problem.GJS said:It could also suggest that those who care enough to post online just haven't encountered the error with wifi off yet.
All these anecdotal posts are not conclusive evidence of anything, take me for example; I've experienced the error only once on the first day I got the 3DS(24th) and have not replicated it since yet my usage has not changed.
It is too early at this stage to be deciding what the cause is until people start exclusively testing the units over a longer period trying to replicate it, there might not even be a single root cause.
GJS said:It could also suggest that those who care enough to post online just haven't encountered the error with wifi off yet.
All these anecdotal posts are not conclusive evidence of anything, take me for example; I've experienced the error only once on the first day I got the 3DS(24th) and have not replicated it since yet my usage has not changed.
It is too early at this stage to be deciding what the cause is until people start exclusively testing the units over a longer period trying to replicate it, there might not even be a single root cause.
AceBandage said:Day 5 of owning it. It's never been off (except to put stuff on the SD card) and Wifi has always been on.
No error screens yet.
I wonder if some of the WiFi cards are faulty or if it's actually people's routers sending signals the 3DS can't handle?
Naked Snake said:Has anyone experienced this before/without doing the system update?
angelfly said:Out of curiosity is this happening at all on JP systems? It was out a month earlier in Japan but so far I haven't seen any complaints but on day one for EU and NA this pops up. Although Ghost Recon hasn't been released there yet Monkey Ball came out shortly after launch.
robut said:It's happened to me many times playing Ghost Recon. Wifi on.
It's not that bad for GR considering I save the game often.
However it'll suck if Zelda OoT has not quick save and I lose my progress.
Should I look to replacing mine or just wait for Nintendo to patch it out?
My Wii used to shut down the internet in my entire house when I used it online. I had to powercycle my router to get it working again. Maybe this is related.AceBandage said:So, I was using my Wii to download the Okamiden demo onto the 3DS, and the Nintendo Channels wouldn't load.
And I remembered, this happened a lot when it was hooked up to the internet, where channels would just sit at a black screen forever.
So, yeah, I'm definitely thinking it's something to do with routers. Hasn't effected my 3DS yet, but my Wii got it every now and then, even when loading up a game.
Turn off the wi-fi while playing single player games.robut said:It's happened to me many times playing Ghost Recon. Wifi on.
It's not that bad for GR considering I save the game often.
However it'll suck if Zelda OoT has not quick save and I lose my progress.
Should I look to replacing mine or just wait for Nintendo to patch it out?
richiek said:I got the screen of death while playing Ghost Recon last night. This the second time this happened.
RandomVince said:I have had 3 errors with my 3DS this week since thursday (Aus launch unit)
All errors have been post-update
All errors during Ghost Recon or on the home menu shortly after
1 error was when both screens faded to black and system required a hard reset
The other 2 errors were system lockups and also needed hard reset
Not sure why, havent been able to replicate it but havent had as much time with my other games yet (Ridge and PES).
Oh and also had a crash on the friend list section when deleting a request.
bigswords said:Is your wifi on by any chance? If you need to use the online functionality go closer to your router or manually configure your ip address and dns address.
RandomVince said:Yes my wifi has been on all the time. Ive read this thread since posting above a number of times, but didnt think to report back. Ill see how it goes with wifi off for the next week.
Notorious_Roy said:This isn't really the right topic for it I guess, but I'm having a lot of crashes with LEGO StarWars on 3DS. The screen just turns black, with no error message. It happens during loading between acts or when loading a savegame. Fortunately it hasn't corrupted my savegame yet, that'll happen when I almost finish the game I think.
Are more people experiencing these problems? I had one error-message during Monkey Ball, but Pilotwings and SFIV are error-free.
Billychu said:I ordered Chrono Trigger DS from Amazon for $15 a mere 2 months ago.
sonikokaruto said:i've been playing street fighter 4 online for the whole week, no screen.
maybe it's just that ghost recon is shitty rushed code?
Kevitivity said:I paid $18 today @ Amazon...
Looks like I have to send my 3DS in as well as I'm getting the BSoD error...![]()
This is "really floppy"?vatstep said:I'm thinking that there's "floppy" and "really floppy" with these units. "Floppy" would be considered normal, by Nintendo's standards, I think. I have what would probably be considered a "really floppy" unit.
Like this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRxiwHiqqoQ
My first 360 and ps3 still work fine, as does my snes, ps2, dreamcast, n64, gamecube, wii and various handhelds.Cat in the Hat said:This is usually the way to go with every console launch ever.
Kryptonic said:Just reporting that I haven't had anymore black screen errors since turning my wifi off in ghost recon.