Portable Nes options
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nocturnalnerd
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Portable Nes options
Okay I know about Ben Heck, but I don't want to build one yet. So what are my best options if I would like to play Nes games on the go.
Are you talking real carts or is emulation ok?
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Would it be safe to say if you don't have anything already, the GBA + Flash cart is the cheapest option?
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Will that work with a nintendo ds?Pullmyfinger wrote:here http://www.racketboy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3093
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It works beautifully. The only difference is that for videos, you have to tell the video (if you want to watch movies) it will be on a DS.nightwalker wrote:Will that work with a nintendo ds?Pullmyfinger wrote:here http://www.racketboy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3093