Homebrew DS_GBC

[Dr.Stiles]

To make it work, You need to patch the roms to nds format.

In the DS_GBC folder, make a folder named EXACTLY named: game.gb

Put a GB or GBC rom into that folder, and execute makeit. It should produce an NDS file and a ds.gba file. Rename the NDS file to the rom's name (for simplicity) AND, after the game's name, put .nds Load it to the flash cart. It should work.

Put ONLY ONE ROM AT A TIME into the game.gb folder. Hope I cleared it up a bit.


And also, just wondering, is it just me or do the POKEMON roms fail to work at all? It comes up normally with the Free Neo Pack or whatever but the GAME doesn't come up. I need help with these pokemon roms. :/

 

[Vague Rant]

Why aren't you just using Lameboy?

 

[Another World]

i'm not really sure the point of this post, its like a 2 second guide to a question that was never asked. i agree with vaguerant, if you are going to use slot1 for your gbx emulation you are better off using lameboy.

-another world

 

[Dr.Stiles]

Why aren't you just using Lameboy?

I'm using it now, thanks!

 

[DanTheManMS]

Um, yeah, DS_GBC was the very first GBC emulator for the DS. You definitely want to use Lameboy instead.

If you're interested in a history lesson though, I've written up a summary of this emulator at http://wiki.pocketheaven.com/DS_GBC

 

[Dr.Stiles]

Okay, thanks!