How do the people who host various rom sites get the ds roms in the first place? Is there a DS card reader you can buy or can you rip the games via a USB cable connected to the ds? I have a few games I bought that I would like to backup...
I can't remember the name of the app I used, my DS broke a few months ago so I haven't been up to date on the DS hombrew scene. And I don't know what the rudolph backup tool is, do some googling.themini278 said:What's the name of the Wi-Fi backup app,
And do you need a slot 1/ slot 2 combo to use the rudolph backup tools?
themini278 said:What's the name of the Wi-Fi backup app,
And do you need a slot 1/ slot 2 combo to use the rudolph backup tools?
Check around the DS hacking section :/ there is a sticky about it I'm p. sure. Also why didn't you use the searchbar? The one in the top right corner?themini278 said:What's the name of the Wi-Fi backup app,
And do you need a slot 1/ slot 2 combo to use the rudolph backup tools?
I know at least one well known member here who does dump DS games and works for Gamestop I dont know his method. A friend of mine used to work for Gamestation and he couldn't "borrow & dump" games as the game carts were locked in the cupboard (the store just had empty cases on show) and the manager pretty much watched them like hawks in case they tried to "borrow" a game. Apparently its common practise for Gamestation, it this was a couple of years since he worked there.Rayder said:To be honest, I believe most people who dump games actually work in places like Gamestop. They have access to the games without paying for them. They "borrow" them, dump them and return them.