How To Hack Your Ds Lite
Here's the only way to get a DS/DS Lite running Roms without special hardware.Copy desired Rom files to any memory card.Put said memory card up your own bum.Then using awesome psychic powers acquired when you were a secret remote viewer for the government, beam the game data to your DS console.Please note that saving games causes slight discomfort to most rectums.You can also beam game data from your mouth, but reception is poor if you don't have braces.Now I want all of you to know that this information is top secret! Don't share this with anyone!Monty.
Open up the xdelta ui program. Find the ROM Hack patch you want to apply to your game. Click the first “Open” button and navigate to the patch you downloaded. Click the second “Open” button and navigate to your Original UNMODIFIED DS ROM. In my case, it is NSMB DS. Click the “” button to choose a location to save your patched rom. How Can We Hack Nintendo 2DS For Free Games? Guy Galboiz Posted on April 5, 2017. Now more and more players intend to hack a Nintendo 2DS console to play free games and homebrews. Then you will find your answer. Hack Nintendo 2DS. Because these flash cards should be different from the old R4 card which only works on DS/DSL/DSI/DS Lite.
QuoteMonty Kensicle on Mon, February 8th, 2010 at 00:05Here's the only way to get a DS/DS Lite running Roms without special hardware.Copy desired Rom files to any memory card.Put said memory card up your own bum.Then using awesome psychic powers acquired when you were a secret remote viewer for the government, beam the game data to your DS console.Please note that saving games causes slight discomfort to most rectums.You can also beam game data from your mouth, but reception is poor if you don't have braces.Now I want all of you to know that this information is top secret! Don't share this with anyone!Montyoh wow that WORKS! XDseriously epic!
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The search box in the top right is your friend. Links or requests for commercial ROM's. Pictures of unicorns. If they aren't real, then how do we know what they look like?This subreddit does not condone piracy of games which are still commercially available. If you can still buy a game new on a consoles digital storefront or at Gamestop, please support the developers and publishers by purchasing it.ResourcesRetro flash carts, manufacturer's store for EverDrive brand carts (Ships from Ukraine)EverDrive and SD2SNES retailer (Ships from U.S.)(Ships from U.S.)(Sells DS and GBA flash carts.
Ships from U.S.)(These guys make the 'R4i Gold 3DS RTS' card that is frequently recommended here)For other relevant console and hacking communities check out. (Updated 2017-08-16)I was doing research the past few days on getting flashcarts for my Nintendo systems to play my old games, so here's what I have so far:(Feel free to leave a comment if you spot a mistake)For the most part, any device older than a 3DS no longer has any updated products. This isn't a guarantee- for example, the best flashcart for the GBA (the Everdrive GBA) was released in 2016. However, for the most part, this guide should be 'up to date' for all old devices, even if you're reading this a few years after I write this. TL;DRIf you own a Gameboy/Gameboy Color: Get an Everdrive-GB by krikzzIf you own a Gameboy Advance: Get an Everdrive GBA by krikzzIf you own a Nintendo DS/DS Lite/DSi: Get a R4i Gold 3DS RTS by r4ids.cn, and also get an EZ 3-in-1 Expansion Pack if you want to play GBA games on your DS/DS Lite but don't want to buy an Everdrive GBAIf you own a Nintendo 3DS (or any of its variants): to run 3DS/GBA/GBC/etc game ROMs from the built-in SD card, and then get a DS flashcart (like the R4i Gold 3DS RTS by r4ids.cn) if you want to play DS games.
If you only want to play DS games, hacking is optional; just get a DS flashcart. Is a fantastic community always willing to help out with anything related to hacking the 3DS.Be careful of scammers/spammers on this subreddit!
If someone says 'hey, you should buy a flashcart from xyz.com', you should check their comment history and see if they're trying to spam it. There is no official website that sells any of these flashcarts, all sellers are unofficial!
If anyone claims to be 'the official seller', that's a lie. The closest to 'official website' for flashcarts is nds-card.com since they sponsor gbatemp (gbatemp is basically the biggest forum for console hacking right now), but they aren't official either. I notice that the Ever drive GB X-series carts are now available (X3, X5, X7). They do seem to have some new features, including a realtime clock function (for the few select titles that make use of that feature).One other function the developer mentions in his announcement earlier this summer has to do with saving.
It confused me a bit, because the description of the newer model(s) almost makes it sound like one has to do some sort of reset or power cycling in order to use a game's standard save function. I've been googling around for this and haven't found much.
Can someone confirm or clarify? I'm getting a super Gameboy set up for some fun retro goodness, and the fact that this cart will even pass through the special borders, etc makes it really appetizing. I'm just trying to balance the cost with the feature value.Any info would be appreciated!. Hmm, if you use the dstwo+ with the 3in1, would you be able to utilize its GBA clock while playing the games natively on the 3in1 or does that only work with its emulator?If I had the m3 with the RTC, would that even work with Crystal since it's GBC?What about Emerald?
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I thought I read something about a RTC problem with that game in particular and you didn't specify it with the others, is there no patch or was that just assumed with Ruby and Saphire?Any non-pokemon games that might be an issue that you know of?. I'm pretty sure the DSTWO+ only gives you RTC support for GBA games when playing them in an emulator, as RTC functionality has never worked on my 3in1 with other flash carts.I've never heard of the m3. The only flash cart that supports Gold/Silver/Crystal's RTC features is the EverDrive GB. These games will not boot at all on the EverDrive GBA or the EZ 3in1, as those carts only support GBA games. (There is no way to make a cart that supports both GB/C and GBA games, as they have physically different pinouts and run on different voltages).The m3 cart vanished a long time ago.
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If you can find one, I'll argue that the EverDrive GBA is the better buy these days.I'm pretty sure an RTC patch exists for Emerald in addition to Ruby and Sapphire, but it's been a while since I looked into it. Just do some Googling.There are other GBA games that rely on extra hardware other than Pokemon, although I don't know of any that use an RTC.
One of the Golden Sun games for example has a light sensor in the cartridge, and at a certain point in the game you are asked to hold your conole up to a bright light source. An advance rebel automated ship.