you have to blow in your ds slot cuz maybe yous slot is full with dust
Slot 1 is the slot at the top of the DS, for DS games. Slot 2 is the slot at the bottom of the DS, for GBA cartridges.
Slot 1 on a DS is the slot that you put DS game cards into. Slot 2 is the slot for Game boy advance game paks.
No, you have to have 2 Nintendo DS's to be able to trade but you do get an a attachment for you're DS that allows you to plug it into the DS card slot and have two DS card slot's
You don't. You insert the Action Replay into the DS, and start it up. When prompted, you remove the Action Replay, and then insert your game into the DS. If your AR had the appropriate codes, the game will be recognized and the cheat options will be available. edit: The above information may be true, depending on what type of action replay you own. There is also a kind that has a slot at the top for you to insert a DS cartridge in it. In this case, you just insert the AR between your DS and the game card.
There is no SD slot on either the original DS or the lite. Only the DSi and the DSi XL have them.
all you have to do is take the game and put it in the action replay slot and put the action replay in your ds
an AR is a cheating device put into the ds card slot and the ds game plugged into the top of it. It is commonly used to get extra lives, pokedex entries in pokemon, and secret extras among other things.
Slot 1 is the slot at the top of the DS, for DS games. Slot 2 is the slot at the bottom of the DS, for GBA cartridges.
This is actually very easy. The Nintendo DS will actually treat the Action Replay as a game itself, so just click it into the game slot like you would with any other DS game. Also, just for extra measures, you can put your games into the AR's slot to play them while the AR is inside the DS. If you don't like it jutting out and getting in the way though, you can insert the AR first, turn the DS on, and when the AR main menu has been loaded you can take it out and insert the game. It will still work the same! (However, if the game becomes reset, you will have to turn the DS off, reinsert the AR, and go back through that process.)
insert the ar in the ds take the ar out (do not turn of the game) put the desired game you wish to hack in the ds there is an option that says add new code select that and name it then add the code after that it will appear in the code list
Slot 1 on a DS is the slot that you put DS game cards into. Slot 2 is the slot for Game boy advance game paks.
too lazy to go to the actual event?
I think you continue by clicking on the ds with your stylus (unless you chose auto mode)
A Nintendo ds and ds lite have a ds game slot and a gamepak slot(gameboy advanced games). A dsi has a ds game slot, 2 cameras(one on inside one on outside) and a SD card slot.
In a DS you should be able to play GBA games in the slot that is underneath the DS. There is a cartridge slot for DS games and a cartridge slot for GBA games. This is the same with DS lite as well.
There is a slot on the side of the DS where you can put a SD/MEMORY card.
There's a slot on the top of the DS, this is slot-1, and it's where DS game cartridges go.