Gaming play ds lite game via ac adapter?

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Im not sure, but why don't you try it?
 
As Sausage Head said, no you cannot.

Also, you might consider using Ask.GBAtemp for questions such as this in the future.

EDIT: I'm leaving this thread open for the inevitable further questions.
 
I can't, I don't have one yet. Okay I unveil the mystery why I asked it? Because if answer yes then for gba games I'll buy only supercard to emulate it not ez 3in1. But supercard plays gbas only 3-4 hours so ac direct play could really help.
 
a power transferring cable cant transfer data

edit: i think i misunderstood the question (it's not like the op's giving no details, it's just my fault)

but no, you still cant
 
So, you are asking, if you can use your DS without the battery, but plugged in with the recharging cable or with battery and plugged in cable?
If the first, I don't think you can play DS without it having the battery, if second, of course you can (I do that all the time, as my battery doesn't have much power left)...
 
SignZ said:
So, you are asking, if you can use your DS without the battery, but plugged in with the recharging cable or with battery and plugged in cable?
If the first, I don't think you can play DS without it having the battery, if second, of course you can (I do that all the time, as my battery doesn't have much power left)...
Thats it, in other words can it charge while you play the game. Looks answer is yes?
 
If the DS turns off when the battery is taken out, even if it is plugged in, then why do we have to plug in the AC adapter on the DS when attempting to install FlashME?
It apparently is to prevent the DS from turning off if the battery accidentally falls off.

But if the DS would turn off anyway from not having the battery in, then what good does that do?
 

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