Nintendo DS Homebrew!

misterlee · May 28, 2008

Love my R4. Don't really use it for emulators, though. I've been using it for the occasional MP3 to listen to, but I've been using it for uh..backups of games.

Fred Miu · May 28, 2008

never heard of R4. is it some thing like a modchip?

Jimmy · May 28, 2008

R4 is a homebrew cartridge that allows files .nds files be read from a micro-SD card. It's hella cool. I use homebrew MSN and IRC, and I use SCUMMVM to play Monkey Island...

...In the bathroom!

davoomac · May 28, 2008

Jimmy said:
R4 is a homebrew cartridge that allows files .nds files be read from a micro-SD card. It's hella cool. I use homebrew MSN and IRC, and I use SCUMMVM to play Monkey Island...

...In the bathroom!

oh where do you get homebrew MSN?

davoomac · May 28, 2008

Anyone have any good homebrew apps to share?

nad27 · Apr 13, 2011

hi guys, i've been using R4 for my DS too! i have no problems at all, like i can just easily put games on a micro SD-card which attached on it! just now i heard that we can read books / comics, maybe i should try it

usually i am using it for games, photos, and mp3 backups.. and now i am thinking to upgrade the size of my SD-card! at first i was confused how to reset my R4, but then i found a pretty good article about Running Nintendo DS homebrew, maybe you want to have a look: http://spotpdf.com/ebook/gaming/running-nintendo-ds-homebrew-pdf.html
because that is pretty much helpful for me!

Sanagi · May 5, 2011

I got a DSTwo card to play the SaGa 2 translation patch. If that was all I used it for, it would have been worth it. It also runs SNES games better than other cards I've seen. Action games are still a bit too choppy. But I usually play SNES games on my Wii, anyway.

theaaron · May 17, 2011

I want to point out that even though I love my DS flashcart, homebrew on the Wii is fantastic. DS flashcarts are great for playing DS backups, but the Wii can run emulators for pretty much any console flawlessly (there's even a Playstation 1 emulator but I haven't tried it yet). Plus you get to play classic games on a tv instead of being restricted to your handheld screen. Plus it allows you to play your Wii game backups from a hard drive, so no more keeping up with all those discs.

Nintendo DS Homebrew!

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