Nintendo DSi Shop - Revision history

Frosty126: Capitalized Nintendo & Opera

2022-09-06T22:35:17Z

Capitalized Nintendo & Opera

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	This connects to tss.t.shop.nintendowifi.net and uses the user agent:<br />		This connects to tss.t.shop.nintendowifi.net and uses the user agent:<br />
	*Opera/9.50 (Nintendo; Opera/154; U; Nintendo DS; en)		*Opera/9.50 (Nintendo; Opera/154; U; Nintendo DS; en)
	which means again ~~nintendo~~ have used ~~opera~~ in the shop channel		which means again Nintendo have used Opera in the shop channel

	== Description ==		== Description ==

Galaxy: Brought page up to date with current CDN availablility for all regions

2011-05-24T05:13:22Z

Brought page up to date with current CDN availablility for all regions

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	! EUR		! EUR
	! AUS		! AUS
	! KOR		! KOR
			! CHN
	! Release date		! Release date
	! Changelog		! Changelog
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	\| 4.0		\| 4.0
	\| 1024 (0x400)		\| 1024 (0x400)
			\| X
	\| X		\| X
	\| X		\| X
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	\| 5.0		\| 5.0
	\| 1280 (0x500)		\| 1280 (0x500)
			\| X
	\| X		\| X
	\| X		\| X
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	\| 1536 (0x600)		\| 1536 (0x600)
	\| 1536 (0x600)		\| 1536 (0x600)
			\| X
	\| X		\| X
	\| Launch Day (USA, EUR, AUS)		\| Launch Day (USA, EUR, AUS)
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	\| 1792 (0x700)		\| 1792 (0x700)
	\| 1792 (0x700)		\| 1792 (0x700)
	\| X		\| 1792 (0x700)
	\| July 29, 2009 (JAP); July 30, 2009 (EUR, AUS); August 3, 2009 (USA)		\| 1792 (0x700)
			\| July 29, 2009 (JAP); July 30, 2009 (EUR, AUS); August 3, 2009 (USA); December 1, 2009 (CHN); April 7, 2010 (KOR)
	\| Fourth Update to DSi Shop All Regions		\| Fourth Update to DSi Shop All Regions
	\| v1792 (0x700) (JAP, EUR, AUS)		\| v1792 (0x700) (JAP, EUR, AUS)
	\| July 26, 2009 (JAP, EUR, AUS); August 3, 2009 (USA)		\| July 26, 2009 (JAP, EUR, AUS); August 3, 2009 (USA); December 1, 2009 (CHN); April 7, 2010 (KOR)
			\|-
			\| 8.0
			\| 2048 (0x800)
			\| 2048 (0x800)
			\| 2048 (0x800)
			\| 2048 (0x800)
			\| 2048 (0x800)
			\| 2048 (0x800)
			\| September 7, 2010 All Regions
			\| Fifth Update to DSi Shop All Regions
			\| v2048 (0x800) (JAP, EUR, AUS, KOR, CHN)
			\| September 7, 2010 All Regions
			\|-
			\| 9.0
			\| 2304 (0x900)
			\| 2304 (0x900)
			\| 2304 (0x900)
			\| 2304 (0x900)
			\| 2304 (0x900)
			\| 2304 (0x900)
			\| May 9, 2011 All Regions
			\| Sixth Update to DSi Shop All Regions
			\| v2304 (0x700) (JAP, EUR, AUS, KOR, CHN)
			\| May 9, 2011 All Regions
	\|}		\|}

Winmaster: /* Description */ Typo

2011-01-28T16:08:15Z

Description: Typo

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	Used to download DSiWare from Nintendo. Anything from applications to video games.		Used to download DSiWare from Nintendo. Anything from applications to video games.
	DSiWare is either: Free, 200, 500 or Premium (800) Nintendo Points.		DSiWare is either: Free, 200, 500 or Premium (800) Nintendo Points.
	Until October ~~2010~~, users who connected to DSi Shop for the first time received 1,000 DSi points for free.		Until October 2009, users who connected to DSi Shop for the first time received 1,000 DSi points for free.

	At this time, on an American DSi, it is possible to change the region of your shop channel by changing the region of your DSi in the setting		At this time, on an American DSi, it is possible to change the region of your shop channel by changing the region of your DSi in the setting

Winmaster: /* Description */ Removed SPAM+updated info

2011-01-27T16:00:28Z

Description: Removed SPAM+updated info

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	Used to download DSiWare from Nintendo. Anything from applications to video games.		Used to download DSiWare from Nintendo. Anything from applications to video games.
	DSiWare is either: Free, 200, 500 or Premium (800) Nintendo Points.		DSiWare is either: Free, 200, 500 or Premium (800) Nintendo Points.
	Until October, users who ~~connect~~ to DSi Shop for the first time ~~receive~~ 1,000 DSi points.		Until October 2010, users who connected to DSi Shop for the first time received 1,000 DSi points for free.

	At this time, on an American DSi, it is possible to change the region of your shop channel by changing the region of your DSi in the setting		At this time, on an American DSi, it is possible to change the region of your shop channel by changing the region of your DSi in the setting

Winmaster: /* Description */

2011-01-27T15:58:15Z

Description

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	At this time, on an American DSi, it is possible to change the region of your shop channel by changing the region of your DSi in the setting		At this time, on an American DSi, it is possible to change the region of your shop channel by changing the region of your DSi in the setting

	Do NOT try to reclaim your 1000 points by deleting your shop channel account simply because you used them on a DSiware game you disliked or anything like that, you'll simply lose all your DSiware games and will be left with 0 points. As of now, this doesn't no longer help because Nintendo has stopped sending free 1000 DSi Points. [http://uk.bestessays.com essay service]

	While the Wii uses a simple SOAP command to retrieve the latest system titles, it appears that the DSi may have SSL certificates required to do so, and that these may be present in the DSi Shop Channel contents when decrypted.		While the Wii uses a simple SOAP command to retrieve the latest system titles, it appears that the DSi may have SSL certificates required to do so, and that these may be present in the DSi Shop Channel contents when decrypted.

AlanLeroy at 12:40, 27 January 2011

2011-01-27T11:40:54Z

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	At this time, on an American DSi, it is possible to change the region of your shop channel by changing the region of your DSi in the setting		At this time, on an American DSi, it is possible to change the region of your shop channel by changing the region of your DSi in the setting

	Do NOT try to reclaim your 1000 points by deleting your shop channel account simply because you used them on a DSiware game you disliked or anything like that, you'll simply lose all your DSiware games and will be left with 0 points. As of now, this doesn't no longer help because Nintendo has stopped sending free 1000 DSi Points.		Do NOT try to reclaim your 1000 points by deleting your shop channel account simply because you used them on a DSiware game you disliked or anything like that, you'll simply lose all your DSiware games and will be left with 0 points. As of now, this doesn't no longer help because Nintendo has stopped sending free 1000 DSi Points. [http://uk.bestessays.com essay service]

	While the Wii uses a simple SOAP command to retrieve the latest system titles, it appears that the DSi may have SSL certificates required to do so, and that these may be present in the DSi Shop Channel contents when decrypted.		While the Wii uses a simple SOAP command to retrieve the latest system titles, it appears that the DSi may have SSL certificates required to do so, and that these may be present in the DSi Shop Channel contents when decrypted.

Yellows8: No, tmd and tik are downloaded via HTTPS.

2010-11-09T04:13:26Z

No, tmd and tik are downloaded via HTTPS.

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	While the Wii uses a simple SOAP command to retrieve the latest system titles, it appears that the DSi may have SSL certificates required to do so, and that these may be present in the DSi Shop Channel contents when decrypted.		While the Wii uses a simple SOAP command to retrieve the latest system titles, it appears that the DSi may have SSL certificates required to do so, and that these may be present in the DSi Shop Channel contents when decrypted.

	~~A possible point of entry into homebrew DSiWare may be possible, using a fake DNS server, much like the way people can make their Pokémon Nintendo DS games connect to fake GTS servers.~~

	== Version History ==		== Version History ==

Austinburk: /* Description */

2010-06-17T00:16:22Z

Description

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	While the Wii uses a simple SOAP command to retrieve the latest system titles, it appears that the DSi may have SSL certificates required to do so, and that these may be present in the DSi Shop Channel contents when decrypted.		While the Wii uses a simple SOAP command to retrieve the latest system titles, it appears that the DSi may have SSL certificates required to do so, and that these may be present in the DSi Shop Channel contents when decrypted.

			A possible point of entry into homebrew DSiWare may be possible, using a fake DNS server, much like the way people can make their Pokémon Nintendo DS games connect to fake GTS servers.

	== Version History ==		== Version History ==

MSR4: /* Description */

2010-02-16T23:17:18Z

Description

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	At this time, on an American DSi, it is possible to change the region of your shop channel by changing the region of your DSi in the setting		At this time, on an American DSi, it is possible to change the region of your shop channel by changing the region of your DSi in the setting

	Do NOT try to reclaim your 1000 points by deleting your shop channel account simply because you used them on a DSiware game you disliked or anything like that, you'll simply lose all your DSiware games and will be left with 0 points.		Do NOT try to reclaim your 1000 points by deleting your shop channel account simply because you used them on a DSiware game you disliked or anything like that, you'll simply lose all your DSiware games and will be left with 0 points. As of now, this doesn't no longer help because Nintendo has stopped sending free 1000 DSi Points.

	While the Wii uses a simple SOAP command to retrieve the latest system titles, it appears that the DSi may have SSL certificates required to do so, and that these may be present in the DSi Shop Channel contents when decrypted.		While the Wii uses a simple SOAP command to retrieve the latest system titles, it appears that the DSi may have SSL certificates required to do so, and that these may be present in the DSi Shop Channel contents when decrypted.

Teopless at 12:15, 18 October 2009

2009-10-18T10:15:51Z

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	~~{{stub}}~~

	Nintendo DSi Shop is an application to buy DSi applications/games with Nintendo DSi Points.		Nintendo DSi Shop is an application to buy DSi applications/games with Nintendo DSi Points.