deathcabforcutie

So I just got my DS Lite a few days ago and I'm interested in modding it. I've been reading through a lot of threads, forums, sites, etc. and am still a little confused.

I understand there's a card or bundle of some sort I need to buy in order to run games. So I guess I have a few newbie questions that might have answers that seem obvious to everyone else:

1) What card/bundle is best? Keep in mind I'm on a college budget so a happy medium between luxurious and bare minimum is what I'm looking for.

2) How do I get the DS games onto the card, which in turn goes into my DS?

3) Where do I get the games?

Again, these might be obvious questions, but I'm really new to this, and new to modding in general so I need all the help I can get. Thanks!

sammie_sam

Don't worry man i joined just for u (and other wii things )

1) Well i have a M3 simply and it works great. but u can't order it anymore because they have made a new card called M3 DS Real. Some people prefer the m3 simply though usually because they are used to it. there is also the R4 and i have its firmware on my m3 simply. there is also a cyclowiz DS card but i dont know anything about it. if ur looking for a cheap card then i guess is this
M3 DS Real Rumble Pack Bundle - Backup Units - Nintendo DS - ConsoleSource.com
although a while back it was 10 bucks cheaper.

2) you have to buy a microSD card and put the games on it, then u put the microSD card in the NDS card which then goes in your DS. you can find microSD cards anywhere. used mostly on phones. i have a sandisk 2.0GB and it works great on my m3 simply.

3) on emulation sites of course! sry pal cant say - rules >:P -

Nio

1) Get a M3 REAL it's the new revision of the M3 Simple and part of the newest generation of modules.

They M3 Real is the newest shit you can get, it supports:
- SDHC (microSD up to 8 GB at the moment)
- GBA (you need a extra modul)
- Rumble (extra modul needed)

Here you can get a bundle of M3 real, Rumble and microSD 2GB for 55 Euro, which is really a great deal!


You could also get a G6 or a DSTT as far as I am informed the offer nearly the same features.

But if you have a chance grab a M3 REAL (REAL NOT SIMPLE!!!) and you ll be very happy.



2) Most packs include a microSD adapter so you can plug in your miroSd card to your computers USB port. Use Tools like ROMINATOR to keep track of your games, its really easy and lovly.



3) Google NDS roms, already the first link is fine.

sammie_sam

hope we both helped

Trout

Some good info. Thanks.

One other question, do any of those cards support web browsing? I've heard there is one that supports it with the Opera browser.