This a tutorial showing you how to download DS roms and load them to your r4 card for free… enjoy Download links: Nitro roms: nitroroms.com Winrar: www.rarlab.com
In this awesome video tutorial I will show you how to play Nintendo DS games on your computer! It’s Easy, Safe, And Legal! Sadly, sound is not emulated yet, so you will not hear any audio when playing games on the emulator. ************************************** Links: Twitter Twitter.com ************************************* Article Explaining Why it’s Legal: www.gameboy-advance.net ************************************ Emulator Zone: emulator-zone.com ************************************* Nintendo DS ROM Site: www.ndsr.net ************************************** NEW Website computerpower.webs.com ************************************* Like, Comment, & Subscribe!
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Hey peeps okay so I want to show you how to play Nintendo DS games ony uor Android device. The app is called nds4droid and it’s available within the android market. *****Update*** The app is no longer in the market, and unfortunately I can’t find any official download link to give you. SO you will need to search sites like 4shared to find it. Now, the app still should be considered beta, and definitely not worht the . Sorry just my opinion, because of the fact that all the games are basically running at extremely slow frame rate no matter what device. However, if you device is low end, then you’ll even suffer from worst frame-rate from the already bad frame-rate..so don’t expect much lol. Here’s how to set up: 1. Search the Internet for .nds roms. (Trust me, you’ll find a site) *Only .nds files are supported. 2. Connect your phone is disk drive or mass storage and transfer the rom to there. 3. Open up the app, and it’ll find all the roms on your device, select it and launch. Like me on facebook!: www.facebook.com Follow me on twitter as well: twitter.com
Video Rating: 3 / 5
Hey peeps okay so I want to show you how to play Nintendo DS games ony uor Android device. The app is called nds4droid and it’s available within the android market. *****Update*** The app is no longer in the market, and unfortunately I can’t find any official download link to give you. SO you will need to search sites like 4shared to find it. Now, the app still should be considered beta, and definitely not worht the . Sorry just my opinion, because of the fact that all the games are basically running at extremely slow frame rate no matter what device. However, if you device is low end, then you’ll even suffer from worst frame-rate from the already bad frame-rate..so don’t expect much lol. Here’s how to set up: 1. Search the Internet for .nds roms. (Trust me, you’ll find a site) *Only .nds files are supported. 2. Connect your phone is disk drive or mass storage and transfer the rom to there. 3. Open up the app, and it’ll find all the roms on your device, select it and launch. Like me on facebook!: www.facebook.com Follow me on twitter as well: twitter.com
Video Rating: 3 / 5
Okay, so Nintendo doesn’t like that you play SNES games on the Nintendo DS line, but if you buy a flash cart like the M3i Zero, or others like Acekard, R4i, etc you can not only play SNES but also NES games, GBA. A lot of people use it to play Nintendo DS ROMs but I do not encourage you to do so, unless you own that specific game. Anyways, here are the links you’re gonna need to get this thing to work for SNES games: -download the F_Core and the System Folder at www.ozmodchipsfaq.com – download thr SnemulDS at www.snemul.com -buy the M3i Zero at www.digimartz.com if you need any other instructions, you can watch the ozMod videos as well: www.youtube.com
Question by Sarathorn: Can the Nintendo 3DS play online against DS games?
Hi guys, I am going to buy the Nintendo 3DS, but before I wanted to know if the 3DS can play online with people who have the regular DS/DSi. My friend has a DS lite, and I am not sure if the 3DS is only capable with playing against people who only have the 3DS because the 3DS is a console of its own. Thanks!
Best answer:
Answer by Bobby the Doggy
Yep, Online, multi-card and single-card multiplayer supported.
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