3) on the sale pages or packaging (if there is any packaging). the game names will be kind of vague, like it might say a game's just called "Mario" but it's actually Super Mario Bros. Most of these cartridges will be emulated NES games, and most of them will also not have a proper game list (i.e. As I don't know of any, I can't suggest anything to help you find some. GB/GBC (2): Certain bootleg GBA cartridges (such as some of those "3842948234902 in 1" cartridges) will have emulated GB/GBC games on them.
Please do not ask me for help, as this is related to piracy. GB/GBC: Flash cartridges with an emulator and the ROMs added onto them.Also please do not ask me for help, as this is related to piracy. As I do not have a DSi or one of these cartridges, I cannot help you in this endeavor. Most flash cartridges require an extra GBA cartridge addon that cannot be used in DSi systems, so you will need to look for special cartridges that have that extra memory. GBA: Certain flash cartridges that have extra memory added into the cartridge itself, and the ROMs added onto them.Some flash cartridges do not work on DSi, but as I do not own one myself I can't help you with this. However, if you want to play GB, GBC, and GBA games on your pre-3DS era DS system (where they aren't already supported), here are some methods: Additionally, no Nintendo DS system has the hardware available to play GB/GBC games natively (so no, sticking a GB game in a DS Lite's GBA cartridge slot will not work). Nintendo DSi and Nintendo DSi XL systems have no GBA cartridge slot, no available digital GB/GBC games for purchase, nor any digital GBA games for purchase. Note that none of the games played will be multiplayer-compatible unless it's the kind of multiplayer where you use only one system and pass along the entire system when it's the next person's turn. There are no Ambassador-enabled XL, New, or 2DS systems either.) It's not likely you'd be able to find an Ambassador-enabled 3DS used at a place like Gamestop, either, as the Ambassador account needs to be on the system and most places that sell used systems will reformat the device. If you want an Ambassador-enabled 3DS now, you'll need to purchase one on like eBay or something and people will be charging out the ass for something like that. Nintendo 3DS systems, via the Ambassador program (Note: to get the Ambassador program, you will need to have logged into the eShop before Augand updated the system.Nintendo DS Lite, via GBA cartridge slot physically on the system.Nintendo DS, via GBA cartridge slot physically on the system.New Nintendo 2DS XL, via digital purchases on the eShopĭS systems that are capable of playing GBA games legally:.New Nintendo 2DS, via digital purchases on the eShop.Nintendo 2DS XL, via digital purchases on the eShop.Nintendo 2DS, via digital purchases on the eShop.New Nintendo 3DS XL, via digital purchases on the eShop.New Nintendo 3DS, via digital purchases on the eShop.Nintendo 3DS XL, via digital purchases on the eShop.Nintendo 3DS, via digital purchases on the eShop.DS systems that are capable of playing GB/GBC games legally:
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