A brand new flash cart marketed as “the one back-up and growth machine” for all Swap consoles was just lately teased and in a shock plot twist, it is now led to the notorious Nintendo hacker Gary Bowser denying his involvement with the challenge.
The previous Crew-Xecuter member, who was beforehand jailed and fined $10 million in damages, rejected these newest allegations doing the rounds on-line, claiming he is “not concerned” with this new machine generally known as ‘MIG Swap’.
References to Bowser have supposedly been found within the DNS data of ‘AfterTimeX.com’, the identical outlet that initially broke the information concerning the new flash cart for Swap. Comparisons have additionally been made to how Crew-Xecuter merchandise was promoted on web sites like MaxConsoles.
In a separate Discord put up, Bowser additional claims he is been a sufferer of a “DNS poisoning assault” and was being threatened by a “dangerous actor” demanding ransom cash.
“I used to be the topic of DNS poisoning assault on my nameservers, I repaired the injury and altered all my passwords, however sadly folks will discuss, not what I wanted simply earlier than Christmas… I’m not going to interact the trolls”
On the MIG Swap web site, it is talked about how it’s the solely machine for Swap that may present back-up and growth for all consoles, no matter model, firmware, or sort. It is already drawn quite a lot of comparisons to the R4 cartridge, relationship again to the Nintendo DS period. The primary batch of MIG Swap carts will supposedly ship sooner or later this month.