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Main article: On February 15, 2006, Nintendo announced a version of, a web browser, which took advantage of the dual screens for either zooming in on certain sections of a website or having a longer vertical view. The browser went on sale in Japan on July 24, 2006, for 3,800 (approx.
It was released in Europe on October 6, 2006. Memory Expansion Pak The ships with an 8 MB RAM pack which fits into the accessory slot, and which is required for the browser to run. Two versions of the Memory Expansion Pak are available. One is compatible with both the original DS and DS Lite, although the cartridge sticks out of the DS Lite. The second is a smaller translucent version which fits flush with the body of the DS Lite, but it can be used in the original DS if modified. The Expansion Pak is not used by any other commercial software, but some homebrew applications such as can use it.
Facining Scan The Facining Scan is a camera that plugs into the GBA slot of the DS. It is included with, in which it is used to give the player a view of whose face as who uses the game. It is currently only available in Japan. No release date has been given for the rest of the world. Another game released by Sega for the DS called 'Shiseido Beauty Solution Kaihatsu Center Kanshuu: Project Beauty' also used a camera attachment. It is only available in Japan. Slide Controller.
The 'Guitar Grip' fits into the GBA slot on the Nintendo DS to simulate the guitar controller. The Guitar grip controller comes packaged with the game and is plugged into the GBA game slot. It features four colored buttons just like the ones that can be found on regular guitar controllers for the stationary consoles, though it lacks the fifth orange button found on the guitar controllers. The DS Guitar Hero controller comes with a small -stylus that can be put away into a small slot on the controller. It also features a hand strap. The controller comes with two adapters, one for the DS Lite, and one for the original DS. The grip is required in order to play any of the Guitar Hero: On Tour games, and is also used to play for the DS.
Max Media Dock manufactures the, this allows you to access, store and run media content from cards. It can accept cards up to 8 GB in size. This tool also lets people use. Is software written for the Nintendo DS handheld games console by hobbyist programmers. Max Media Dock is compatible with both the original Nintendo DS and the. Paddle Controller. The Paddle controller is an optical encoder knob like those found on Arkanoid arcade machines.
Manufactured by, the paddle controller was available only in Japan. It was sold both as a standalone and bundled with. The paddle controller is a miniature version of the arcade knob controllers first made popular with Pong. In addition to Arkanoid, the paddle controller is also supported. Despite being available only in Japan, the controller is compatible with versions of the Arkanoid and Space Invaders Extreme released in all regions. Supported titles:. Trainer Toolkit.
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The trainer toolkit software showing searches which have led to the creation of 2 cheats. The Trainer toolkit is a device which fits into the GBA slot on a DS. It must be used in combination with an DS.
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The trainer toolkit is connected to a PC via a mini-USB cable where software can be used to produce a dump of the DS's. The software also provides means to analyse the dump for example to search for specific values, changing or static values. Through this process locations for specific values can be found, commonly health, ammo or time. These can be altered by the action replay code language to create custom cheats. It also provides basic action replay functionality allowing the user to test codes they create. Motion Pack uses a motion-sensing peripheral called the 'Motion Pack', which is inserted into the Game Boy Advance game slot as the method of control. DS Brut DS Brut is an prototyping platform for the Nintendo DS, developed by and for electronics enthusiasts, artists and game developers.
By connecting the Nintendo DS to the outer world with UART, GPIO, PWM, ADC, I²C, etc., the game console can be easily hooked up to a variety of sensors (e.g. GPS receivers) and can itself control all different kinds of actuators, servo motors and others. DS Bluetooth adapter is a tiny Slot-1 cartridge that allows the Nintendo DS to hook up wirelessly with other devices such as GPS-receivers, robots and so forth. Didget glucose system was developed by Bayer, together with Paul Wessel, father of a child with diabetes mellitus.
One day, Paul noticed that his son Luke often loses his blood glucose meter, but not for a moment parted ways with the Nintendo Game Boy console. In 2000, Wessel quit his job and with the support of Nintendo founded his own company, Guidance Interactive Healthcare, to pursue the creation of children’s blood glucose meters. Later Wessel ideas permeated Bayer, and the resulting system has appeared in Didget. Card Reader Manufactured by, the was available only in Japan. It was sold only with a compartible game.
It allows players to scan cards Supported titles:. Oshare Majo Love and Berry: DS Collection. Kouchuu Ouja Mushiking Super Collection. Card de Asobu!
Hajimete no DS DSRobot turns a Nintendo DS into a fully functional robot with 20 digital input/outputs, customizable motors and sensors, and wireless programming and control. It is programmable in C or C with devkitpro and a custom library to manage the signals. Main article: A device used for running software on the DS not hard-encoded into a cartridge, such as homebrew games, homebrew software, listening to music, viewing pictures or documents, other not-officially available functions, and virtual versions of the software on official cartridges; often stored on removable media such as an SD card. There are many DS flash cart variants on the market. Although they are still compatible with the DS, Slot-2 flash carts originally intended for the Game Boy Advance have been superseded by more modern DS flash cards which use slot-1, such as the, Nintendo DS storage devices, and.
DS Motion Card The DS Motion Card and DS Motion Pak are motion sensors for the DS and DS Lite handheld gaming systems. They each contain a 3-axis accelerometer and a single-axis gyroscope, and plug into the DS to enable full motion sensing on the DS and the DS lite. This will work with Mario Kart DS if the Action Replay code is used.
They are the first tri-axis accelerometers that can be used for homebrew DS development, and the first accelerometer/gyroscope combinations available for handheld gaming. DSMem The DSMem is an adapter for the Nintendo DS produced by the engineer in his spare time, aiming to supply the DS with a means of rewriteable storage, and to free some of the DS's 4 of available memory by using userspace on the binaries contained within the internal flash memory. Over the last months, since the project's announcement on the DSLinux forums at 10:36 on 21 July 2005, the device has evolved from a plan into a fully working prototype. It is to provide an interface, and a port. The kernel and uBoot bootloader will be stored in the Flash, while other data are to be stored on the microSD cards. The DS has only limited battery power, so low-power parts must be used.
This influenced the decision to use the card, Coolrunner II CPLDs, and Intel P30 flash memory, with an LM3670 voltage switcher. FlashMe One of the most prevalent booting tools is the program.
This is a modified firmware for the DS. It is used in many DS devices including the R4, M3, and DSTT card. GBA Movie Player. The GBA Movie Player version cartridge Plays films and music from flash memory cards. Comes in SD and CF versions. PassMe After the first passthru (patching card information) got homebrew code running, several people started to produce and sell the so-called devices. Currently, the of the Nintendo DS has been disassembled and will lead to passthrules cards.
PassMe v1 could simply use any Nintendo DS Game Card to operate, while PassMe v2 required on-board memory for game specific booting, which would combat with later versions of the Nintendo DS's firmware that blocked nongame-specific boots. However, this required SRAM in the media that the PassMe was booting to, and thus did not operate with some media devices, such as the Game Boy Advance Media Player (CF/SD).
NoPass devices Datel has introduced to the market the first of the aforesaide passthrules cards, dubbed 'NoPass' by the homebrewing community. It functions similarly to a PassMe, and unlike previous generations, does not need an official game card or an SRAM-enabled storage device. This opens up the option of using the Game Boy Advance Movie Player with newer-firmware Nintendo DSs. Wi-Fi Ever since the Nintendo DS's release on November 21, 2004, several groups have been attempting to extend and build upon the Nintendo DS Wi-Fi protocol. Darkain was leading the reverse-engineering of the Nintendo DS Wi-Fi and protocols at the time the Nintendo DS came out, which has influenced many of the available Nintendo DS Wi-Fi hacks and applications today. Interestingly, two groups (Project Nitro and Team Xlink ) had claimed to be successful in tunneling the Nintendo DS WiFi protocol over the internet creating online multiplayer possibilities around the world using the handheld and multiplayer-enabled Nintendo DS games.
However, Project Nitro never put out any software or evidence to support their claim, and has since completely disappeared (the developers moved on to create DSmeet, a place to meet other NDS WiFi users). Team XLink claimed to have a workable system, but later publicly announced they were no longer working on tunneling the Nintendo DS, saying they were not making enough progress to warrant their continued efforts. In both cases, it is all but certain there was never any tangible product created.
Recently a new project entitled DSTunnel has come into being. It is a culmination of a hacker's work in reverse engineering the DS's Wi-Fi hardware. While it has shown promise, and a, it still has the requirement of the user having a RAlink RT2500 based Wi-Fi card for it to work. Since early to mid 2006, Nintendo DS developers have been able to create working Wi-Fi applications through the use of Stephen Stair's NDS Wi-Fi Library. Through modifications of this library, people such as Bronto, of NDSMail, have created functional Wi-Fi apps. DSLinux has also employed Wi-Fi in their port of the Linux operating system.
(See below) Linux There is currently an ongoing project aiming to bring the operating system to the Nintendo DS, '. As of February 2006, this project has successfully executed a 2.6 kernel, the retawq text-only web browser, simple shell, telnetd, some text-based games, touchscreen support, sound (beta) and support. Voice over IP Using the built-in microphone and Wi-Fi connection, developers have recently begun to create applications, effectively turning the Nintendo DS into a WiFi phone. Only DS-to-DS calls were possible, and now support for has been implemented in the form of. In conjunction with a SIP provider, it allows you to make phone calls to anyone using the DS whenever there is Wi-FI available.
Cyber Famulator Lite Cyber Famulator Lite is an addon for the Nintendo DS Lite which allows users to play games, and games with a converter. NDS Adaptor Plus is a NDS Slot-1 flash cartridge read/write USB adaptor that allows users to back up game ROM and SAV files from the NDS game card to a computer. References.
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