Nintendo DS Port?

sambrosnan · Post by **sambrosnan** » Wed Oct 04, 2006 10:19 pm

I thought that since those audio tracks are readily available for free download from several websites, that it was perfectly legal to download them. You are right, that maybe they are not identical to the originals. In my mind, I am someone who owns a legal copy of the game, minus the music tracks, which I downloaded legally (or at least that's the impression I got from the website). One doesn't find a whole lot of illegal material that is searchable and readily advertised for free download. Know what I mean? I am sorry if I offended anyone or broke any forum rules. I was just not aware that I was doing anything wrong.

sambrosnan · Post by **sambrosnan** » Wed Oct 04, 2006 10:20 pm

I completely understand.

Posterence5 · Post by **Posterence5** » Tue Oct 10, 2006 3:56 pm

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ghazghkull66 · Post by **ghazghkull66** » Sat Nov 04, 2006 3:06 pm

If i buy a Nintendo DS Lite, a Supercard Lite and a Micro SD memory card, can i then play my games and movies on my Nintendo , or do i really have to buy a superkey, or what its called?
Im really confused..
Thanks

agentq · Post by **agentq** » Sat Nov 04, 2006 3:11 pm

You need a superkey if you want to use the Supercard.

Please note that the Supecard is not recommended for use with ScummVM.

ghazghkull66 · Post by **ghazghkull66** » Sat Nov 04, 2006 5:50 pm

And what is a supercard?... lol.. super super super..
heh

ghazghkull66 · Post by **ghazghkull66** » Sat Nov 04, 2006 5:54 pm

Ah now i get it. Thanks a lot.. I just misunderstood something.. All that super ting makes me confused..
Thanks!

ghazghkull66 · Post by **ghazghkull66** » Sat Nov 04, 2006 6:10 pm

Hi again.
Is it good if i buy a

Nintendo DS Lite
Supercard lite rumble
Superkey
Micro SD Memorycard 1 GB

Will it work?

agentq · Post by **agentq** » Sun Nov 05, 2006 1:46 pm

Supercards are unreliable with ScummVM DS. I suggest one of the cards listed as reccomended in this list:

http://scummvm.drunkencoders.com/#cardreaders

ghazghkull66 · Post by **ghazghkull66** » Sun Nov 05, 2006 3:54 pm

Okay. But this ScummVM, isnt it just a couple of old games for the Nintendo DS? Or am i wrong? Im not sure what that ScummVM is.. Can you explain it in few words?
Sorry for being such a big problem..

ghazghkull66 · Post by **ghazghkull66** » Sun Nov 05, 2006 5:27 pm

Hi again..
I've got one more question.
Is there any bugs in the DS-Xtreme (DS-X) 4Gb(512MB) All-In-One Flash Storage Solution for Nintendo DS and DS Lite, and is it worth buying it?
And, do i have to buy a superkey or someting extra to be able to use it?
Thanks!

Der_tolle_Emil · Post by **Der_tolle_Emil** » Tue Nov 07, 2006 2:46 pm

I have a DS-X and in my opinion it is worth the money. It is really simple to use but has it's limitations. Biggest advantage though is that it is a standalone product and does not require anything else to function. Just take a completly unmodified Nintendo DS and you are ready to go.

If you are looking for NDS homebrew applications/games, this works quite well. But it lacks total GBA support, meaning, you cannot play GBA Roms with it. At least that is what I read on the DS-X forums once, I am not interested in GBA roms so I haven't really tested it.

ScummVM DS works for me, but it depends on the version. Version 0.61 works fine while all the newer versions have problems writing files, meaning you cannot save and you probably will not be able to play games that automatically save in the background (Fate of Atlantis for example). This problems will eventually be sorted out and until then you can always use 0.61. At least I had no problems with this version.

ScummVM itself is a program that lets you play old LucasArts Adventures, like Monkey Island 1, Monkey Island 2, Indiana Jones, Sam'n'Max, Maniac Mansion.. I am sure there is a (more) complete list on the ScummVM page. Scumm stands for Scripting Utility for Maniac Mansion and was created, as the name suggests, for the original Maniac Mansion. (and later for other Lucas Arts adventures with various enhancements) It might be compareable to Flash animations - it runs everywhere as long as you have a flash player installed. ScummVM (VM = Virtual Machine) acts like a flash player with the old games being the flash animations; Well, maybe it is not the best comparison but it is the first that came to my mind.

ghazghkull66 · Post by **ghazghkull66** » Wed Nov 08, 2006 2:02 pm

Okay

thanks for the help all!

Nintendo DS Port?

Confused...

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Sorry..

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DS-Xtreme (DS-X) 4Gb(512MB) All-In-One Flash Storage Soluti