That makes more sense. Thanks. They should've been writing in modern English* rather than dead languages.  

I didn't find any - I just recorded the DS headphone output at maximum volume into my sound card. No clipping, and sounds good enough for what it is.

Alright, thanks, I'll give that a try.

Is this patched or a raw dump? I've had the raw for a while and have been dying to get a version that'll work on my R4i SDHC.

Anyways! Awesome to see this making the rounds!  

Isn't there some 3rd party firmware that makes this shitty R4 clone into a decent cart? I think it's made by someone called Retrogamefan?

Does this work on the DS alone or does it need some weird peripheral?

If your cart can bypass the AP then there is nothing more you need to use this.

Deest is just a tense form of "lack" or "absence", in english you'd just say that it's "not there" or something. Latin was a real "freeride" as far as poetry is concerned, so rules of grammar were sometimes bent. Remedii comes from Remedium, meaning "remedy" or "cure" but in this case "proper/correct means" or "non-errors". Locus means "place".

"When there is no place for proper means (there), where errors were made, they become customs."

This post has been edited by Foxi4, Wed, February 9th, 2011 at 01:08

Congrats! You've just found a way to make good companies go out of business!


1. Be a 12-yr-old kid
2. Do illegal things using some company's name
3. ????????
4. PROFIT

This post has been edited by anboo, Wed, February 9th, 2011 at 08:49

Ah, yes, when you put ubi in front, the sentence makes a lot more sence all of a sudden.

I forgot Seneca also wrote poetry.

Did you study Latin as well?