How to put wii games on ds

Sonic Phantom said: Well this is good news. Only thing is, I don't own a DS. Aeth said: Very interesting indeed. That's funny how they put BFF best friends forever. Gonzo said: I hope the US will get this channel. I hope the games are free. Charlie said: I agree, they just wouldn't give away full DS games, would they? I got Wii points left. I might need more. RikuZala said: Mmmh, that's interesting.

YoshLee said: I only have Wii points that I'm saving for when they release super mario rpg on the Wii shop channel. DragonFoxCoon said: Master Foot has a point. But, would people be able to sell bootleg DS games that way? Nintendo4ever said: That's great but how will we get games on the DS when there's no internal memory in it? It was a misquote. WiiMom said: I doubt that the DS games will be for free, but I can imagine that if you already have it for the DS, then Nintendo will make it possible for the already paid for games to be downloaded to the Wii.

Wii Freak said: Maybe if Nintendo makes super smash bros ds we'd be allowed to connect to brawl. Rags said: The Wii is now ten times awesomer. As if it wasn't awesome before. Write a comment Instant join.

Will you be collecting amiibo figures? Yes No Maybe. Live comments Ryzmat said: LOL, what a crock of 15 year old crap. Players will also need a flashcard to run the ROM.

From here, under the Options menu, players must choose to "Erase Nintendo WFC Configuration," which will allow them to make a new friend code on the homebrew server for use with all DS games.

Users only have to do this once per handheld. The "Auto-obtain IP" option can be left on "Yes. For the Wii channel , users will need a homebrew-capable Wii or Wii U console with the Homebrew Channel installed in order to access the server and delete any previous save files for games that will need to access it. At this point, the Wii will run a connection test, which will fail. This is supposed to happen. Users must then install an offline network enabler homebrew app to the storage device the Wii is using and run it through the Homebrew Channel, as well as install a software called BrainSlug that will ensure games can run.

Once these two items are installed, games can be played online through the homebrew server. Brenton noted that group behind the homebrew server ultimately wants to make it as easy as possible to connect and play the affected Wii and DS games.

Players will need to hack their console in some way, as noted above. None of the mentioned methods for the DS will affect the console from functioning, but Lelli cautioned players installing the Homebrew Channel on the Wii to make sure they follow the steps exactly so they don't brick the console. While it's still unclear how big of a load the server can handle — most its current users are technical bug-testers and contributors — Lelli said things are running smoothly.

There are still some bugs in the software to hammer out, but according developers the server should be able to handle hundreds of concurrent connections at once, maybe more.

As for Nintendo's involvement, developers said they were unsure if the company was aware of the homebrew server. Polygon reached out to Nintendo for comment, but received no response. In Nintendo's shutdown, 40 DS games and 20 Wii games lost their online components.

So far, the homebrew server has managed to get things going again for 10 Wii games and 25 DS games at the time of writing. That's at least half of each, but the group acknowledges that they still have a long way to go to bring in the remaining titles.

Brawl being popular games. Step 5: Once your two systems are connected, use your Wii remote to grab and drag whatever Miis you want to transfer into the box that appears on the screen. You can only do one at a time, but the process is quick enough that even if you have a bunch to transfer it shouldn't take too long. Step 6: Once you're done, just exit. Your Miis are now on both your 3DS and your Wii, so have fun toting your little creations around.

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