anandjones
#21
Some guy on GBATemp I think or somewhere completely modified his NDS hardware and GBA hardware so he could use GBA games for Slot 1. He broke 2 DSes in the process though.
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Do you use an emulator ?
monter
#22
I use emulators mainly Psx emulators becuase I do have a Psx and a Ps2 but why pay for a game when you can get it for free ::)
Loonylion
#23
because paying for them supports the developers?
Cahos Rahne Veloza
#24
And without developers we won't have games to dow.. err play.Ah the great cycle of life! ;D
monter
#25
Loonylion · #23because paying for them supports the developers?Yeah but what are they going to get out of a PSX game ???
anandjones
#26
He's meaning when they first made the games, not now.
Archeia
#27
Well, I am guilty as charge, I use emulators...EPSXE - Psx, NO$GBA - DS, VBA - GBA and now I'm hoping a psp emulator will come out soon XDTo be honest, I Want to buy stuff legally as much as possible since the companies are spending a huge amt. of munney and most software developers go :-\ whenever we pirate them and all.But Both are expensive in the Philippines and Australia so T_T
Reider
#28
I use emulation for older consoles and handhelds for the most part. As much as I'd like to get a DS, I find that my funds are usually rather lacking and I just don't feel like saving up for something I'm not sure I'll ever play all that much in the first place. :PAlso, I prefer using a mouse over the stylus for some reason...
Cahos Rahne Veloza
#29
Same here, a mouse seems more comfortable than a stylus, however a stylus can be more accurate, especially in some DS games where you need to write out letters & numbers.
anandjones
#30
Hand or writing recognition is sometimes better on a emulator.
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