Game to rom

Sat here wondering and thought what is involved in having a shop brought ds game and making it a rom game.
again I did a search but maybe i am not using the right terminology.Thanks

Well.. Here's a thread for that. :)And this is the post which explains it: :D

SephBut if one wanted to, then here's a guide: http://www.monroeworld.com/myfaq/index.php?action=artikel&cat=7&id=85&artlang=en

the process of producing a rom from a game cartridge is known as 'dumping'

Thanks for the explanation :D

Loonylion · #3the process of producing a rom from a game cartridge is known as 'dumping'

I'm very sorry for the very inappropriate reply to your post loony but it's just so funny ;DThat's also the slang for pooping, so yeah converting an actual game cartridge to a ROM Image (or an ISO for disc based gaming systems) basically is crapping the game data out of a game cartridge onto a game copier device.

Replying to #5

A nicer term is "data transfer" or "duplication".Otherwise people would be wondering why I'm doing soo many "dumps" for :P[me=hYpNoS]does game dumping constantly[/me]I even posted one of my tools in the trading section, with more to come another time.

Cahos Rahne Veloza · #5I'm very sorry for the very inappropriate reply to your post loony but it's just so funny ;DThat's also the slang for pooping, so yeah converting an actual game cartridge to a ROM Image (or an ISO for disc based gaming systems) basically is crapping the game data out of a game cartridge onto a game copier device.

if you think thats bad, the reverse process is known as 'blowing' ::) (or burning)