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Here is an extract from our site when it was first started. Now we have evolved and we have a full archive or NDS ROMS ready for Download.
Official DS rom extension is .NDS and the first Nintendo DS Flash Card was NeoFlash & Magic Key which was followed by SuperCard DS SuperPass , G6 flash, M3 perfect Adapter / EZ4 / MK2 / MK3 and more to come.
Bets working Nintendo DS Emulators are ENSTA 1.3c and iDeaS.
(now in 2010 the best NDS / DSi emulators are No$GBA and DeSmuME)
Roms are backuped NDS Game Card files. Who will be the first to release Nintendo DS roms. We hope we will be the first to release new ds roms and maintain a full release list for nintendo ds. - we know for sure that Nintendo DS roms already exist - after all licensed game developers make the every time they compile a game for testing on DS development kits but so far none of them has been leaked into the public and the is one more think missing - Nintendo DS Game Card Backup Device?! Flash Advance Linkers are widely available for GBA rom backup but we will need new devices for the backup of NDS Game Card ROMS. What will they be called (Nintendo DS Linker, Linker DS, NDS Flash.., ezDS-2-PCusb) well we don't really care about the name as long as we have a working backup device that can download DS roms from the Game Card and store them on computer.
DS compact cards - For Games / Video / MP3 Nintendo DS uses newly developed semiconductor memory, which allows for memory size of more than one gigabit of information. Multiple players can compete in wireless games, even if only one person has a game card inserted. It is a speculation but maybe it will be possible to backup NDS roms using wireless connection to PC.
What will be the acronym for Nintendo DS Games / File extension. Two options.
- Nintendo DS games -> DS roms and dot-nds files [*.ds] but this extension has already been reserved by DS = chemistry Software DS = TWAIN Data Source ( = DLL). That doesn't mean that it can't be used but we give it a - 30% provability
- Nintendo DS games -> NDS roms and [*.nds] file extension . Now this extention is practically unused. The only place a NDS file can be found is as Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine Saved Game file format. - 70% that provability that this is what will be used by rom release group and emulator programmers and consequently it will be the term you will have to use when searching for Nintendo DS roms downloads.
Do you sometimes wish you could play all these Nintendo ROMs on DS console? Now you can with a NDS Flash Card Adapter and PassCard combo you can write multiple DS game roms to a flash cardridge and play them on Nintendo NDS or DS Lite or the new DSi. www.NDS-ROMs.com
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NDS emu. Game Boy, GBC roms, NES Super intendo SNES roms and Gameboy Advance GBA roms. Thanks for downloading and testing dsemu. As of right now, you're not getting a DS emulator, but an early Gameboy Advance emulator. Try it out, let us know what you think. What You get in Nintendo DS emu ZIP file: dsemu.exe - Main executable gba.dll - Emulation plugin Emulator source files afire.bin sg_bump.bin - Test rom 4: Bump mapping (courtesy of sgstair) What To Do With It - Simply run NDSemu.exe and select a ROM from File/Open. Official specifications and pictures of the new N console Nintendo DS AceKard DSi first flash card for DSi roms and old games on DSi.
NDS Games the games we hope to see released as ds roms.
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or How we got from playing NDS roms from GBA cartridges to R4DS cards like SCTWO
The very first DS Game Backup Flash card that was compatible with the DSi was the R4i SDHC, and this was manufactured for the market of homebrew. Some time in 2009, during the year’s second quarter, after Nintendo’s release of the DSi, the card was introduced to the market. It had similar functions to that of the former kinds of cards for the DS. This even included a support for the 32GB Micro-SDHC. Through DS Moonshell Media Player user was now able to play various kinds of media, and the updates for the software may now be updated frequently.
During the last quarter of the month of July, this year, 2009, DSi cards were disabled for the mean time, when there was a release of the firmware for DSi. There were a lot cards, like for instance the Acekard 2i, as well as EZFlash, were now capable of patching so that it would now be compatible with the updated firmware. But, unfortunately, it was not possible for the R4i SDHC to do so. Due to this, cards in this form were not used for the console DSi.
In connection to this, the situation made its manufacturers think twice about how the issue may be resolved, and how they would have the means to come up with a card that was compatible.