Short answer: No
Long answer: Do you even know what the first SSB was for? It was for the N64. The DS is equal to N64, therefore... No.
Go play an N64 emu for the PC
I can't believe you know nothing about SSB >_>
Long answer: Do you even know what the first SSB was for? It was for the N64. The DS is equal to N64, therefore... No.
Go play an N64 emu for the PC
I can't believe you know nothing about SSB >_>
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well unless you are looking at 2d where then it is VERY possible. Hyper Clubbing friends was probably the closest anyone has gotten with a ds.
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well actually there was, you should be able to find it in the downloads section, but it was absolutely horrible (but i guess you couldn't expect much more from a homebrew)
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if you want i can make a ssb ds game
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