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I’m not a massive gamer but I do own a Nintendo DS which I won from a machine at a bowling alley (something like a million to one odds there) which my daughter soon took ownership of. My friend Steve from Gadgetz4All has just sent me this nifty little gadget the M3 DS Simply Complete 1GB Kit which basically lets you play copied backed-up “homebrew” games on your Nintendo DS.
Our sister site at Game Addicts have put up a review of the SuperCard Lite Rumble from Brando. For those of you who are out of the loop, the SuperCard Lite Rumble is a piece of hardware that looks like the Slot 2 cover on the Nintendo DS Lite, except that it comes equipped with a microSD memory card slot for you to store all your homebrew programs and ROMs. It also has a built-in rumble feature to give a greater sense of realism when you indulge in games such as Metroid Pinball and the ilk.
Think Sony PSP games are overpriced? Us too. Here’s a tutorial on how to download free homebrew games off the Internet and install them on your PSP.
In this tutorial we will be installing a homebrew game called SmashGpsp. If you are unfamiliar with this game, SmashGpsp is a lose PSP recreation of the popular Nintendo 64 game Super Smash Brothers by a very talented programmer named mATkEUpON.
Tutorial: Install Homebrew Games on Your Sony PSP
This guide doesn’t detail eboot loaders, which you’ll need for some of the more complicated homebrew programs out there. This tutorial is a good first step if you want to get your feet wet in the world of PSP homebrew.
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