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  • DS Daily: Who's been converted?

    by 
    David Hinkle
    David Hinkle
    05.28.2008

    Our most evil and dark attempt to introduce you to the disgusting world of legal homebrew has concluded. Now that the dust has settled, we want to know how many of you actually managed to give something a try? Did you rush out and start downloading like crazy? Perhaps turned your DS into a PDA?All of you who've now decided to take the plunge, what are you enjoying? For those of you that didn't, why? What's keeping you from the wide world of possibilities that come from the DS homebrew scene? We overcame our fears, you should at least try to overcome your own!

  • Homebrew week: the recapping

    by 
    Alisha Karabinus
    Alisha Karabinus
    05.24.2008

    This week, the staff at DS Fanboy dedicated themselves to all things homebrew. If you own a DS and aren't checking out some of these hobbyist applications, you're missing half the fun of the system. Let us help you get started, find the best games and other software, and troubleshoot your problems, and you'll be reproducing Rembrandts* in Colors! in no time. *provided you actually have some shred of artistic talentGetting started DS Fanboy's (semi) ultimate homebrew guide Covering some of the most common Slot-1 cards that can turn your DS into a lean, mean, homebrew machine. Homebrew glossary DLD-what? Slot where? We've got the answers. Filling up that SD card Widen the horizons of the DS The best apps for making your DS do all the things a handheld was never meant to do. Japanese homebrew games that will blow your mind From the wacky to the completely awesome. Emulating the gaming world on DS Your favorite old consoles, back in handheld form. Don't buy these: homebrew recommendations There are dozens of amazing homebrew apps available, and we've got a small sampling of our favorites. Homebrew: Using the DS as a PDA Why carry two things when one will do just fine? More Naughtiness on the Nintendo DS All the pornographic puzzles you can fit on a single microSD card. Checking out the community Confessions of a Homebrew Virgin New to this whole deal? You're not the only one. Homebrew dev dishes on the DS scene The man behind Laser Hockey DS on the scene, his recommendations, and the lessons Nintendo could stand to learn from homebrew. Homebrew support group Got problems? We bet someone has an answer.

  • DS Fanboy's week of homebrew

    by 
    Alisha Karabinus
    Alisha Karabinus
    05.24.2008

    This week, the staff at DS Fanboy dedicated themselves to all things homebrew. If you own a DS and aren't checking out some of these hobbyist applications, you're missing half the fun of the system. Let DS Fanboy help you get started, find the best games and other software, and troubleshoot your problems, and you'll be reproducing Rembrandts* in Colors! in no time. *provided you actually have some shred of artistic talentGetting started DS Fanboy's (semi) ultimate homebrew guide Covering some of the most common Slot-1 cards that can turn your DS into a lean, mean, homebrew machine. Homebrew glossary DLD-what? Slot where? We've got the answers. Filling up that SD card Widen the horizons of the DS The best apps for making your DS do all the things a handheld was never meant to do. Japanese homebrew games that will blow your mind From the wacky to the completely awesome. Emulating the gaming world on DS Your favorite old consoles, back in handheld form. Don't buy these: homebrew recommendations There are dozens of amazing homebrew apps available, and we've got a small sampling of our favorites. Homebrew: Using the DS as a PDA Why carry two things when one will do just fine? More Naughtiness on the Nintendo DS All the pornographic puzzles you can fit on a single microSD card. Checking out the community Confessions of a Homebrew Virgin New to this whole deal? You're not the only one. Homebrew dev dishes on the DS scene The man behind Laser Hockey DS on the scene, his recommendations, and the lessons Nintendo could stand to learn from homebrew. Homebrew support group Got problems? We bet someone has an answer.