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. For ed2k links to work(!) For these eMule links to work you have to have File Sharing program for eDonky network. We suggest the most popular and best - eMule. (You can use to download MP3, Movies, Games, Software and about anything that can be stored in a form of a file). Note that many file download acceelerators do support ed2k links, so if you already have FlashGet or another download manager on your PC you do not need to install anything else.
Easy fit 5.5 keygen. Download & install:The installation comes with a nice guide that helps you setup connects but in case you still need help -.eMule is a peer to peer (P2P) file sharing application that works with the eDonkey network and has more features than the official eDonkey client. EMule is open source software released under the GNU General Public License.
Runs on Microsoft Windows.For Linux client use xMule, and / or multiplatform client, aMule. NDS ROMs 1000+ eMule Links Nintendo DS ROMsThese are R4DS - NDS ROM 'clean dumps' - that is unaltered backups of DS game cartridges for use on R4 DS and R4i DSi flash cards and NDS emulators. Play them with a or one of theAlso take a look at our links and R4 DS RomSet downloads from with all the latest NDS / DSi games packed into sets of 100 files.
(With torrents you can download all the romset or pick just the games you need)following are eMule links that will work only if you have an eMule client installed.»Copy these game roms to one of the R4 DS ROM cards and play on Nintendo DS original, DSLite, DSi or DSiXL. For DSi and XL You will need one of the latest (i) compatible R4i SDHC or AceKard 2i cards, when as any card will work on the older NDS and DSL.Read more about »NDS ROMs - Games for Nintendo R4 DS flash cards. Nintendo R4i SDHC and R4DS Cards use the EXACT SAME ROM as NDS EmulatorsYou can have ONE R4 DS (or R4i for DSi) cartridge with all these games on it: Pokemon,Dragon Quest,Art Academy,Mario Kart,Pokemon Soul Silver,Zelda,Tetris,Pokemon Diamond,Final Fantasy,Pokemon Black & White,New Super Mario Bros. Download the games- Copy to microSD card - Play on NDS or DSi XL.Select the game you want to play from the menu and play it the same way as you would play a regular store bought cart - save games and online multiplayer works the sameeMule DS Rom Download Links. Download ROMs.Multiple roms compressed and packed into a set of 100. Download a single game from the romset or all of them at the same time.Fastest way to get a single game to Your computer is to use our direct links or.Links to NDS roms hosted at Rapidshare, Megaupload, ZShare, Mediafire.All-in-One EXE files. The simplest and fastest way to get a whole DS RomSet (many Gigs) to a folder on your PC - nothing to install.OLD DownloadS.Links for downloading romsets and seperate games from the eDonkey Network.
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Nintendo DS Cards: The Original R4 CardThe original Nintendo DS card / the R4 card was not the first game emulator or the first way to run running custom application on a console. However, it was the first mass-market accessory for the Nintendo DS family of consoles that allowed people to do this.The very first card, called the R4 Revolution card for Nintendo DS, was released at some point at the start of 2007. The team behind this simply called themselves 'Team R4' and were based in southern China. It was also commonly shortened to 'R4 DS' or 'R4DS'. It was effectively an adapter (so if you hear 'R4 adapter' anywhere, this refers to the same product), with a Micro-SD slot in the back of it. The R4 itself would act as an interface between the Nintendo DS console and the firmware on the Micro-SD card. An alternative operating system was then put on the Micro-SD card, along with any files you'd like to access.R4 cards could be used for a variety of applications.
It is unfortunate that they became infamous for piracy, and people downloading Nintendo games via Torrents. This is because there were many cool applications of R4 cards. Some of these included homebrew applications (from indie games to painting applications!), as well as turning your Nintendo DS into a portable music or movie player. R4 cards became very popular, very quickly - and initially expanded in the USA and mainland Europe.
The main reason for this change is that the original R4 card had a spring mechanism on the back. This meant you push a Micro-SD card in, and it 'locks' into place. However, they soon discovered that after constant use for 3-4 months a large percentage of R4 cards broke. The spring mechanism would stop working, trapping Micro-SD cards in the R4 card or making them very different to take in or out.
As a result, they changed the design to a push slot instead. This was more simple, and meant there was no spring mechanism that could break. The new R4 SDHC card suddenly allowed capacities of up to 32GB to be used with an R4 card, making them much stronger devices for carrying many applications, games, music and movie files with you on the go. The R4 card was already popular before but the R4 SDHC card was an instant hit.Back in China, rival factories became jealous of the R4 Team's success, and were hard at work making cards that also worked on Nintendo DS consoles. The problem was that their way of getting to market, rather than create their own brand, was to simply imitate the R4 team and pretend they were one and the same.
This led to a lot of fake R4 cards flooding the market starting in late 2008 / early 2009. Some of these examples are shown below.
You can see that these were trying to pass themselves off as the original R4 card. The problem is that each factory created their own firmware / software design. Therefore, in order to use one of the clone cards, a user would have to download software for their card from a different URL (not the main R4 SDHC website URL).
This created all sorts of chaos with less tech savvy customers, many of whom thought they were buying the original R4 SDHC card. When they downloaded the original's firmware and it didn't work on a clone card, they panicked and thought their card was broken - when in fact they simply didn't buy an original one.Later on, the original R4 team would go on to make cards that were also compatible with newer DSi and 3DS consoles. These were called the R4i SDHC, and the R4i 3DS respectively. While competition was strong and there were many good alternatives to the R4 team's cards later down the line, the original team still commanded a respectable presence in the marketplace. The Catalyst for New R4 Card AlternativesPerhaps the rise of the clones was causing a lot of consumer chaos, and R4 sales of clones were dropping as people caught on to what was happening. Fortunately, some of the smarter engineers who worked on some of the R4 clones then went away and started doing what they should have done in the first place. They worked on their own brand names and rather than copy, tried to improve upon the R4 SDHC.
The result of this was a whole plethora of cards that were popular between 2009-2012, that included the following teams:. AceKard (AceKard, AceKard 2, AceKard 2i cards). Cyclo (Cyclo DS, Cyclo DS Evolution, Cyclo DS iEvolution cards). EZ Team (EZ IV, EZ V, EZFlash V, EZFlash VI cards).
DSTT (DSTT, DSTTi cards)We explore the.(Images used on this page with permission from ).