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So, I'm trying to play my nintendo DS games on my TV. I've heard there are 2 ways to do this.
1. Open up your DS and install an adapter.
2. Buy a bulky camera to set on one screen.
I know where to buy the second one, but it doesn't look to promising. Does anyone know where I can buy an adapter to install in my DS?
I found the info here. |
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I wouldn't recommend it. If you go for option one then all warranties are null and void, and option two is just bad (how heavy is that thing, seriously). Just use the DS screens, they're big enough.
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| also, how would you do the touch screen? |
Teconmoon
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I would use the touch screen that is on the DS and watch on the TV.
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Oh, well. Looks like I will resort to projecting crappy emulators on the TV. |
