I have heard of super smash bros games made by homebrew developers that you can play on your flashcart. I have an AceKard 2i so what game could I play on there and how would I get myself a copy?
Well the latest and most updated/polished/fun SSB Homebrew is Super Smash Bros. Crash 8 (or 8.5, I don't remember).RemixDeluxe said:How do I know which ones are the latest versions for each smash bros game? Is there a main site where the developers themselves post their games?
Ah, sorry. It's been a while since I've checked Rumble out.Odnetnin46 said:Actually,Rumble is still in development,it's just slow.
Sad thing is, the only way I could get version 8 to work was by making it a plugin on my DSTWO. It' still doesn't work on my Acekard2i.RemixDeluxe said:I tried out clash. It works flawlessly.
I tried crash but when I got to the "press start" screen I pressed start then my screen black out, do I have to add the files specificly in my directories somehow?
and rumble just doesnt work. When I downloaded the file it was only 500 kb which is too small for any DS game to play.
RemixDeluxe said:I tried out clash. It works flawlessly.
Why thank you.
QUOTEHow do I know which ones are the latest versions for each smash bros game? Is there a main site where the developers themselves post their games?
Dann Woolf said:Quick question about Clash: we don't have to start a new save file every time a new version's released, do we?
EDIT: man, when the game says preparing for first time use may take a while, it's not fucking kidding.
EDIT 2: ...is Clash even compatible with the R4?