http://www.nintendodsicards.co.UK/fake-iedge-cards
for more information as to how to tell fakes from original cards.
If speaking of a Nintendo DS, it is a ROM file. It's like insides of the game card packed into a file, bootable by the DS or an emulator.
YOU CANT! send it to nintendo.
impossible
Nintendo DS save data is saved to the game card, not the console. For most games there is a button combination or menu selection to delete the save data. L+R+A+B+X+Y while the Nintendo logo is displayed will work for many Nintendo games. If you are using an R4 or other flashcart, you can simply delete the file [ROM filename].SAV
if you are talking about the NINTENDO event at Game Stop, no. i know of someone who traded a Snorunt from another file onto their newly started file...
You can but it has to be a mp3 file.
If speaking of a Nintendo DS, it is a ROM file. It's like insides of the game card packed into a file, bootable by the DS or an emulator.
You can get any kind of audio file, and convert it to AAC. Then copy it to your SD Card. That sounds about right but you couldn't convert any kind of audio file to AAC, it wouldn't work.
1.You have to have a SD card 2. you have to have music files like mp4,acc 3.put music file in your SD card Simple as that
A Nintendo DS ROM file.
it is a Nintendo ds game file
a file card is for organizing files
it uses......NINTENDO
YOU CANT! send it to nintendo.
I have read to delete the .sav file from your memory card and try another download. same here! it wont play some games. it says save data could not be found
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A .v64 file is a Nintendo 64 rom. I would recommend using a program called Project 64 to open it. A .v64 file is a Nintendo 64 rom. I would recommend using a program called Project 64 to open it.