Without a DSTwo, the DS can already emulate in a very acceptable fashion Sega Genesis, Master System and Game Gear, Gameboy (and Color), Neo Geo, NES, SNES, Commodore 64, and probably many more (but I haven't tried them myself).
Without a DSTwo, the DS can already emulate in a very acceptable fashion Sega Genesis, Master System and Game Gear, Gameboy (and Color), Neo Geo, NES, SNES, Commodore 64, and probably many more (but I haven't tried them myself).
Only thing I have against the DSTwo is it devours your battery life. I mean Game Gear levels of crappy battery life (pre-LED mod). If battery life isn't a concern, go for it.
Only thing I have against the DSTwo is it devours your battery life. I mean Game Gear levels of crappy battery life (pre-LED mod). If battery life isn't a concern, go for it.
True. Though, when using DSTwo specific software, I've had only a three hour battery life. It's even worse on the 3DS, due to it's already mediocre battery life. The only thing I used it for over my regular flashcart was GBA emulation, but since I switched over to a 3DS, I just started carrying a Game Boy micro in my shirt pocket and using my R4i Gold for my other homebrew.
True. Though, when using DSTwo specific software, I've had only a three hour battery life. It's even worse on the 3DS, due to it's already mediocre battery life. The only thing I used it for over my regular flashcart was GBA emulation, but since I switched over to a 3DS, I just started carrying a Game Boy micro in my shirt pocket and using my R4i Gold for my other homebrew.