Homebrew Playing GBA roms on the DS

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I know this has probably been asked like 50 million times but it is a question that has been plagueing me for a while. I want to play games like Zoids Legacy and Riveria - The Promised Land and Yggdra Union: You Never Fight Alone and such, but I want to play it on my DS and not just on my VBA emulator that I have, so my question is this...

How can I play Gameboy Advance roms on my Nintendo DS? Some speak of emulators and such but again I just want to know if it is at all possible. Please reply ASAP if possible. Thanks.
 
Not with a slot-1 flashcard alone, if have a Cyclods or EZFlash you can get an EZ 3in1 to play most of your GBA games.
Ask for additional details if necessary.
 
Those are also viable options, I had forgotten the iPlayer and Supercard DSTWO. Thanks for having more presence of mind than I do
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WeakNiZ said:
You'll just have to buy those cards to play it.

buy, the only way you could possibly buy those games are possibly of ebay, cause if you havent noticed they stopped selling those
 
Avatar33 said:
WeakNiZ said:
You'll just have to buy those cards to play it.

buy, the only way you could possibly buy those games are possibly of ebay, cause if you havent noticed they stopped selling those

eBay is a bad place to buy flashcarts.
 
Hatsu said:
Avatar33 said:
WeakNiZ said:
You'll just have to buy those cards to play it.

buy, the only way you could possibly buy those games are possibly of ebay, cause if you havent noticed they stopped selling those

eBay is a bad place to buy flashcarts.
The sites that GBAtemp recommends are the best.
 
Raika said:
Hatsu said:
Avatar33 said:
WeakNiZ said:
You'll just have to buy those cards to play it.

buy, the only way you could possibly buy those games are possibly of ebay, cause if you havent noticed they stopped selling those

eBay is a bad place to buy flashcarts.
The sites that GBAtemp recommends are the best.

We wouldn't recommend them if they were bad!
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Hatsu said:
Avatar33 said:
WeakNiZ said:
You'll just have to buy those cards to play it.

buy, the only way you could possibly buy those games are possibly of ebay, cause if you havent noticed they stopped selling those

eBay is a bad place to buy flashcarts.

i wasnt talkin about flashcards i was talkin about the gba games
 
Avatar33 said:
Hatsu said:
Avatar33 said:
WeakNiZ said:
You'll just have to buy those cards to play it.

buy, the only way you could possibly buy those games are possibly of ebay, cause if you havent noticed they stopped selling those

eBay is a bad place to buy flashcarts.

i wasnt talkin about flashcards i was talkin about the gba games

Well, just use a GBA flashcart.
 
I got a Super Card slot-2 flash cart and have had no trouble whatsoever. It's great.

You do have to convert every ROM with a little conversion tool, but that's not hard. Virtually everything runs fine with no problems. Both my R4 and EZ-F5i boot up the slot-2 with no problem, and both access it easily for use with Opera and SNEmulDS.

A slot-2 flash cart is well worth the investment. I feel there are more good, solid, quality games for the GBA than any other system ever.

It's certainly enough to make me scratch a DSi off of my list.
 

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