i know people say just get ez 3 in 1 expansion pack but isnt their a way to play it on the r4 plz give me a answer if their is than posy link thank you
Well, as much as I love saying things like this.... You need to not be lazy, and just google it, or search on the forums, hell.. i'm sure it's been answered on here before, even. And also, when requesting something, proper grammar, or something close to being proper, would be nice to have, it makes everyone's lives easier. but to answer your question.... No, you cannot play GBA roms on a slot 1 device (which is what the R4 is) without a slot 2 device (which is the ez 3 in 1) and the 3 in 1 isn't that expensive, either, wouldn't be a bad investment.. imo EDIT: oh, and i'm sorry I was kinda rude about it, no hard feelings, I didn't mean to sound like a jerk
I hate it when people say 'Don't tell me what everyone else did, just tell me what I want to hear!!!'. There's a reason everyone says this, it's because it IS the only way unless you want to buy a new flash cart. If you get an iPlayer then there is a GBA emulator you can use but I hear it's not fullspeed and the compatibility isn't great.
if you want to play GBA roms on ur ds you'll have to get the EZ 3 in 1 (it's only $20)....I'm in the same boat as you though i thought there would be a GBA emulator but there isn't, as it's not possible on a slot 1 card. oh well.
there is only 1 gb emulator for r4 its called lameboy it only has gbc and gb not gba though gb=gameboy gbc is gameboy color
ok, i h8 to sound redundant and a dreamer, but i just want to understand the exact reason why. i kno the RAM isnt the same, but is there any other specific reason? i mean it doesnt make sense for a load of reasons that sooo many things are possible for a flash card, and there are emulators for a psps and computer and such, but its supposedly impossible. without trying to start something, can someone just like, PM me an explanation that is as thorough as possible, but still easy to understand, because, although this sounds really stupid, i refuse to accept this, even tho ive known it to be impossible for a long time
There are emulators for the PSP, Computer, etc, because the PSP, Computer, etc. have more power than the DS. The DS hardware alone isn't enough to emulate the GBA hardware. Just because you refuse to accept it, doesn't make it any less true. The DS Hardware can barely emulate SNES successfully. While most of problems come from the SNES games that had additional graphics processing hardware built into the SNES cartridges themselves the problems still exist. Computer emulators for the SNES system are nearly perfect. Due to better hardware and probably easier programming. I'd say one of the biggest issues is the DS doesn't have a separate graphics processor. PSP Specs http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayStation_Portable#Technical_specifications http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_DS#Technical_specifications Note some of the key differences, including major differences in processor speeds.
hmmm it makes sense, its just wierd, thats all. a gba game should pale in comparison to the needs of an nds game, so you should think that it would be possible someow, BUT if you do look up there, i did recognize that it prob isnt happening and so yeah.. thanx....
