Ways Of Making Nintendo SRB2 Ports

305coolguy · Aug 6, 2008

For NDS: use Games n' Music for DS; Plug the USB connector in then you put your entire srb2 folder into the USB connector.

Sniperific · Aug 6, 2008

305coolguy said:
For NDS: use Games n' Music for DS; Plug the USB connector in then you put your entire srb2 folder into the USB connector.

Trust me, if it was that easy it would be on the ps3 and xbox 360 now....Someone explain it to him >_>

Monster Iestyn · Aug 6, 2008

If you think that would work, have you even tried it yourself? If so, did it really work?

BlueZero4 · Aug 6, 2008

Silent_Snipe said:
Someone explain it to him >_>

Actually, I just think nobody is going to bother, simply because of the sheer number of times this has been suggested before.

305coolguy · Aug 6, 2008

Come up with other ideas. That the point of the topic.

Sniperific · Aug 6, 2008

305coolguy said:
Come up with other ideas. That the point of the topic.

Recode the entire srb2 to make it compatible with the ds?, no thanks.

LoganA · Aug 6, 2008

305coolguy said:
For NDS: use Games n' Music for DS; Plug the USB connector in then you put your entire srb2 folder into the USB connector.

305coolguy · Aug 6, 2008

Not just for the NDS, Silent_Snipe!

Rob · Aug 6, 2008

Get it through your head.

This will not work.
An SRB2 DS port is impossible.