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Hi, I bought a Nintindo Ds Lite yesterday and a couple of games, I also bought a Games N Music pac to let me play games that the package said you could get from the internet , put my music on and play vidieos. I am trying to fined homebrewed .nds files (preferably puzzles and stradagy) but can't fined any. All i have found are sites talking about getting homebrewed games but none that acualy offer them. Could some one point me in the right direction? thanks
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I've used Games 'n' Music before. You'll run into one very big problem there: data management. There's no way to save or load files while using it, and I can only hope they'll fix that in a later version, if one is to come.

But on topic, I have quite a few NDS homebrews, and I'd be making my own if I could only find the tools for programming them! My favorite pre-packed game is Tales of Dagur. Very well made! Beat it in an hour!

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I hate trying to open folders on it you have to tap it like 15 times before it will take. As far as making your own i know they use C and C++ to make them but have no clue how to turn it into a .NDS file. , I found two games on the net for it, both of them freeze up on level two, then i tried downloading the warcaft towerdefence but it wont install right.
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Well, you're right on the C++ part, but I too don't know where to find a DS compiler. My suggestion is wait a bit, and I'll ask Teric if he knows what the guys at Nintendo are using. I'm pretty sure he's talked to some of them.
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