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! width="50%" | '''What is Homebrew?'''
! width="50%" | '''What is Homebrew?'''
! width="50%"| '''Want to help?'''
! width="50%"| '''How do I run homebrew?'''
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| [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homebrew_(video_games) Homebrew] is a popular term used for applications that are created and executed on a video game console by hackers and consumers.
| [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homebrew_(video_games) Homebrew] is a popular term used for applications that are created and executed on a video game console by hackers, programmers, developers, and consumers.
| Homebrew is not yet possible for the average consumer, however, you can help out by documenting as much as you can about the system and putting your findings on the wiki.
| Keep an eye out on the [[Homebrew Exploits]] page for a list of available exploits and their respective requirements.
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! width="50%" | '''How do I develop homebrew?'''
! width="50%"| '''What homebrew can I run?'''
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| See the [[Setting up Development Environment]] page for a guide on how to get started with homebrew development for the 3DS. The toolchain supports Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X.
| See the [[Homebrew Applications]] page for a partial list of homebrew applications/games that can be downloaded and installed.
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