Nintendo Ds Homebrew Games - Hundreds Of Free Nintendo Ds Games

When I first attempted trying to learn everything about
Nintendo DS Homebrew, I was fascinated by the concept that there
were hundreds of games and applications available for my
Nintendo DS - Absolutely FREE! I have to admit that I had no
idea as to what Homebrew software was. I read about it in online
Nintendo DS forums, and kept hearing about interesting and
sometimes amazing homebrew applications and homebrew games that
I could simply download for free and play them on my Nintendo DS
or DS Lite.

The reality of cost free video games and applications would be
exciting to any gamer, and I am definitely no exception to the
rule. So, just what is homebrew? A NDS Lite homebrew game is
software written by clever game designers for the Nintendo DS
handheld. A very large number of the games being of the highest
quality. Homebrew greatly increases the functionality of the DS.
And boy did I dig up video games. A number of the homebrew
Nintendo DS Games are lower quality, but a vast majority of them
would make even the best commercial games jealous.

After spending my time searching for more information and I
spent most of a full week doing nothing but research, and lots
of homebrew game downloading, I realized that what I needed to
buy was a device that allowed me to store and then play all of
the homebrew software that I now had sitting on my PC hard
drive. From my research I discovered that there are some 15 or
20 homebrew / development and flash kits available for the
Nintendo DS and the Gameboy Advance. One of the most popular
units was the Supercard SD and a very new one, called the M3 DS
Simply. These little devices are touted by homebrew gamers as
the easiest to use, and most affordable Gameboy Advance and
Nintendo DS Media managers / development systems.

If you have a Gameboy Advance and Nintendo DS Lite hand held
systems, I would recommend the Supercard SD because the
Supercard SD can also be used on your Gameboy Advance. And there
are literally thousands of homebrew games and applications
available for the Gameboy Advance system. Nintendo DS Homebrew
will catch up to those numbers too, and perhaps will have even
more free games and applications. Where do you find all of these
free applications and games? Just fire up your internet browser
and go to your favorite search engine and type in either
NINTENDO DS HOMEBREW or GAMEBOY ADVANCE HOMEBREW and you'll get
a list pages and pages long of websites that talk about, cater
to, or just plain carry all of the latest FREE homebrew
software. It's almost an adventure really. And I would not be
surprised if some of these hombrew programmers end up being
commercial game programmers in the very near future. The quality
of the games is just that good!

Both the Supercard SD and the M3 DS Simply do much more than
just play homebrew Nintendo DS Roms. They play movies, mp3
music, allow you to check out your latest digital photos in the
JPEG picture format that most digital cameras use. Both of these
units also allow you to read ebooks right on your Nintendo DS
screen in the form of TXT documents. Now, when I say movies, I
really mean movies. With the included software you can convert
your DVD movies to play on the Supercard SD or the M3 DS Simply,
and watch your movies on the go.

The Supercard SD (SD stands for Secure Digital) and the M3 DS
Simply both have an advantage over many development kits. The
Supercard SD uses low cost Secure Digital memory cards, for
unlimited storage capacity, whie the M3 DS Simply uses microSD
cards. You can easily find SD and microSD cards at any
electronics store such as Radio Shack, BestBuy and even on eBay
if you want a bargain and can wait a few days to get the item in
the mail. I make reference to an advantage because almost all
other flash kits have built in memory. While this can be a good
thing, it does hold you back when you're looking for extra
storage for movies, games, or applications.

About the Author: Are you ready to get your hands on hundreds
and hundreds of FREE Nintendo DS Homebrew Games? I thought to.
In order to play these homebrew games you'll need an NDS Roms
Player like the M3 DS Simply or the R4 DS. You can find out
more about both at http://www.ps2cover.com/nintendo-ds.shtml

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