Mooney

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This review was posted almost one year ago. Please don't resurrect long dead reviews!

Awesome! I was really expecting this from DeSmuME first, though. I never expected an emulator that was dead for a long period of time to be the first to run a commercial 3D game. Still great news, though!

Damn... I can't wait till the real version comes out. I can't wait for Gnirfleo even more, though.

Is anyone here familiar with running homebrew on the Wii? I have it on good authority that one may be coming into my possession soon, and I would like to be prepared. First off, do I need both a mod chip and an SD Loader to run homebrew on it, or will just the SD Loader do? Second, which chip is the best (most features, highest compatibility, easiest to install, etc.)? Any advice would be great!

Why do you think that? Both of the setups you mentioned support GBA code. The M3 Lite Professional (Mentioned in your "piece-meal" setup) just doesn't support GBA ROMs over 32M. So with both of them you could use PocketNES, Goomba, SMSAdvance, Cologne, and/or PCEAdvance, which are in my opinion the best GBA emulators out there (Get them from HERE). Well, depending on which internet retailer site I look at, alot say "no GBA support" or "will not play GBA." Sites like this one (well, I guess this one mentions 32M), and this one, and this one, and this one too. ...Though this review on GBAtemp seems to indicate that "smaller" GBA roms will still work, and this seller/blog mentions a 32Mbit ceiling for GBA functionality. So, if you're sure that, contrary to most retailers, the M3 Pro will play <32Mbit GBA programs, or can suggest further reading to that end, I just might have found my product. Especially since you're saying that even though the GBA functionality, if present, is only 32Mbit or smaller, that such a limit doesn't inhibit the best emulators. Although I'm curious if you watched that YouTube video I linked, where he's running NES/SNES emulators in DS mode, and he can control screen proportions and stuff via touch-screen support. That's pretty rad. Quite strange... on the M3's official site, all it says is it has a size limit on GBA games, which suggests they are supported. I guess a little more research wouldn't hurt. As for the video, NesDS and SNEmulDS are both DS emulators. I ave used them both, but I still prefer the GBA mode emulators (even though I have a slot-1 device now, so I can't use them) for everything except SNES. SNEmulDS v0.4 final is pretty awesome. Oh, and DSMasterPlus v1.1 owns all other SMS/GG emulators for DS or GBA.

I don't think it matters too much in slot-2 cards, but for slot-1, different card speeds make games work faster/slower and there are minor compatibility issues (ex: A SanDisk microSD card in an R4 will freeze if you try to play Castlevania: PoR). But again, I don't think it matters for slot-2. I have never heard of them before, but they do accept PayPal. I wouldn't buy anything from any site unless they accepted PayPal. Why do you think that? Both of the setups you mentioned support GBA code. The M3 Lite Professional (Mentioned in your "piece-meal" setup) just doesn't support GBA ROMs over 32M. So with both of them you could use PocketNES, Goomba, SMSAdvance, Cologne, and/or PCEAdvance, which are in my opinion the best GBA emulators out there (Get them from HERE).

Wireless gamepad app for DS PALib Release Thread

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AR clone for the DS GBADev Release Thread

SSH2 Client for PSP Get it here: ZX-81's web site

I think this is all just a clever ruse for Gamecop to practice being a psychiatrist. I mean, what's with all these "deep" questions?

After you write the ROM you want to your SD card (Using the M3's PC software), you just pop the SD into the M3, put the M3 in slot-2 and load it up. Everything is easy to find navigation wise, so you should have no problem at all. Also, DSO is DLDI compatible, so all you have to do is patch it with your device's DLDI file and it is almost guaranteed to work. I got it to work on my M3 before DLDI even came out, so again, you should have no trouble at all. I have not heard very much about the G6, but I'd seriously think about its fixed space. If 512MB is truly enough for you (for me, 2GB is barely enough) go right ahead and get it.

The Max Media Dock is notorious for low homebrew compatibility. Unless you can find a version made specially for the Max Media Dock, I don't think you'll be getting it to work.

I have V1 but no way to take the Pics till Later On. EDIT:Mooney: why dont you just take a pic of any DS on Pictochat as it will look the same HOT DAMN! Can't believe I didn't think of that before... but it would have to be a "fat" DS, so it would look *kinda* real.

Many thanks to iq_132 who sent me a pic of v2! So I guess I have all of the most common firmwares covered... still, if someone still has a DS they got on the launch date (Prolly has v1), don't hesitate to post a pic... or if you have the elusive v6.

I'm still holding out for this:

Yes, they both fit perfectly and do not stick out. The SC Lite Rumble is cheaper for one main reason: It does not support GBA mode. Therefore, I would either go with the M3 or look at a SuperCard Lite (no rumble).

Note: This is DSQuake, not to be confused with QuakeDS. Another port of Quake to the DS has been released. This version has support for textures, character skins, network play, and sound. However, it only supports the shareware version of Quake, and can only be run form slot-2 devices. Get it here: DSQuake

- Added pictures of DSes showing their true colors (firmwares) - Made a few small changes

Happy birthday to all lost members... And now, a song: Where have all the members gone? OFF TO OTHER FORUMS, EVERY ONE! Where have all the members gone todaaaaay?