Homebrew Guide - Page 8

My mate has this GBA slot game that has about 90 NES/SNES games and 30 fake games, is it illegal?

Barely. The copyright on NES and SNES is *bleep* old, and they aren't even sold anywhere except eBay.

Alright, guys, please stop talking about ROMs before we get into trouble, I'd like to stay away from them.

By the way, a new how to homebrew DS guide is in the works, and should be done before too long.

Have you already seen it? Zephyr wrote it. It's not stickied, he's going to talk to Tainted about having him post the links and stuff in the first post in there.

quote Twisted

How would I do homebrew on my DS? What can it do for me?

That's a good question.

For one I don't have the money to afford a graphing calculator (running a TI-82+ motherboard); so I use graphDS {v0.8} as my alternative. Which comes in handy and prevents me from wasting a good 200 bucks on a calculator =/

Other than that there's quite a few application and games out there to try and play. I'm pretty fond of Sands of Time, a homebrew port of an addictive PC simulation. Then if you want to actually start developing homebrew games and apps there are a few devKITs out there ready made for potential DS developers. Then I guess what you do is up to you =P

quote Zephyr

quote Twisted

How would I do homebrew on my DS? What can it do for me?

That's a good question.

For one I don't have the money to afford a graphing calculator (running a TI-82+ motherboard); so I use graphDS {v0.8} as my alternative. Which comes in handy and prevents me from wasting a good 200 bucks on a calculator =/

I'll try doing the graphDS thing. What would I need to buy and how would I do it?

quote Tainted

Part Two: Homebrew Kits


This message was edited by Tainted on Jan 06 2008.

Where the hell did the guide go?