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A Nintendo DS Lite

About the Nintendo DS

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There are significant software and hardware differences between the original DS / DS lite and the DSi. The DSi features a processor twice as fast as the prior models, and also sports four times as much RAM.

Nintendo DS Emulators

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melonDS

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The MelonDS logo. melonDS is an open source and performant Nintendo DS emulator. Supports DSi games, microphone input, and local Wi-Fi emulation.

DeSmuME

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The DeSmuME logo. DeSmuME is a popular Nintendo DS emulator. It is open source and runs under many operating systems.

DraStic

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DraStic is a proprietary (closed source) Nintendo DS emulator. Available on Android, it costs money to buy.

No$GBA

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The No$GBA logo No$GBA is a freeware (Gratis) Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS emulator. Supports DSi emulation.

Hardware Considerations

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It may be best to use a device with a touch input for Nintendo DS emulation.