They should make a flash game player for DS like they did for PSP, or can you not make that for DS?
Homebrew Flash Game Emulator for DS
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Highly unlikely. There was a proof of concept that played a built-in SWF ages ago, with no sound and IIRC, very slow playback.
Flash, by default, requires more power than the DS has, so don't count on ever playing such games on the DS unless they are ported to the DS.
Here are the system requirements for Flash to work properly:
http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/...reqs/index.html
As you can see, the DS can't cut the mustard for Flash apps.
Here are the system requirements for Flash to work properly:
http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/...reqs/index.html
As you can see, the DS can't cut the mustard for Flash apps.
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In fairness, that's Flash Player 10, the latest version. There's no need for the version used to be based on that.
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Why do people keep asking questions like this? Don't you think in 4 years, if it was possible, someone would have done it by now?
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