Homebrew Homebrew that opens NDS files

[sh4d0ws1nX]

Pretty much i'm trying to find a homebrew that will open .nds files. Like possibly one that is another loader when you run it. I need it because I can't open gbaldr on my M3 Real for some reason it has some error.

 

[Primenay13]

There is no homebrew for that reason, thats why we cant run commercial roms on Games n music. Try formatting your card

 

[sh4d0ws1nX]

There is no homebrew for that reason, thats why we cant run commercial roms on Games n music. Try formatting your card

Tried mate, tried everything from different versions, changing firmware even dldi patching.

 

[SifJar]

When you say .nds file, do you mean a commercial ROM or a homebrew? If its a homebrew, there are hundreds of programs which can open them. And I think gbaldr, if thats the problematic .nds, is a homebrew, and I also believe that it doesnt support M3, because the M3 team asked for support to be removed for their products.

 

[Alato]

Yeah, I don't think you'll get GBAldr to work on the M3 Real. But then again, I haven't tried so much.
Maybe try DSOrganize?

 

[spinal_cord]

There is no homebrew for that reason, thats why we cant run commercial roms on Games n music. Try formatting your card

There are lots of homebrew for that.!!!!!

Try searching for 'DSision2', or YSMenu Lots of people have made .nds loaders in the past, most of them only work for loading homebrew, but gbaldr is indeed homebrew, so it should load with all of them i think.

 

[Technik]

Theres homebrew to run roms on Games N music?

 

[anaxs]

no there isnt, u wish lol

 

[SifJar]

Theres homebrew to run roms on Games N music?

No, there's homebrew to run homebrew, on any card with DLDI.

 

[sh4d0ws1nX]

Theres homebrew to run roms on Games N music?

No, there's homebrew to run homebrew, on any card with DLDI.

alright thanks guys, i also just found out my 3 in 1 is dead so blarghh

 

[spinal_cord]

thats why we cant run commercial roms on Games n music.

From what I remember(if indeed i remember correctly), the reason nobody has made a commercial rom loader for the G'n'M, is that the card itself just can't do it. It is wired differently from all other cards and the hardware itself is far too slow for any game to be playable.