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Japan and May 7, 2008 in America. The Nintendo Channel allowed players to view video features and information on upcoming games, including those in the Super Mario franchise. Demos of Nintendo DS games were also available for download through the DS Download Station section. After downloading, the demos would remain in the DS's memory until the system was switched off. Users could also recommend games that they have played for more than an hour by filling out a brief survey that asked which demographic it was best suited for. Other features included Nintendo DS and Wii demonstration videos, with gameplay videos of newly released Virtual Console and future WiiWare titles. If a game sparked the player's interest, they would be quickly directed to one of several popular purchasing sites via the Internet Channel. The Nintendo Channel was removed along with WiiConnect24.Names in other languagesLanguageNameMeaningNotesJapaneseみんなのニンテンドーチャンネル[62]Min'na no Nintendō Chan'neruEveryone's Nintendo ChannelDutchNintendo-kanaal[56]Nintendo ChannelFrenchChaîne Nintendo[57]Nintendo ChannelGermanNintendo-Kanal[58]Nintendo ChannelItalianCanale Nintendo[59]Nintendo ChannelPortugueseCanal Nintendo[60]Nintendo ChannelSpanishCanal Nintendo[61]Nintendo ChannelMario Kart Channel[edit]The Mario Kart Channel is a channel specifically made to work with Mario Kart Wii. The channel requires 86 blocks (11.0 MB) to be installed. Once installed from the game, this channel can be used to register friends, race ghosts, race friends or random users, enter tournaments, and get updates from Nintendo or other players. The Nintendo 3DS game Mario Kart 7 also includes Mario Kart Channel as an in-game mode, though it has different features.Names in other languagesLanguageNameMeaningNotesChinese (traditional)瑪利歐賽車頻道[63]Mǎlì'ōu Sàichē PíndàoMario Kart ChannelSpanishCanal Mario Kart[?]Mario Kart ChannelWiiWare channels[edit]Main article:

#1 "PicoChat" brings a nostalgic experience from the Nintendo DS to Apple's iMessage (via Overkill). iMessage already includes built-in drawing via Digital Touch, but PicoChat recreates the distinct aesthetic and interaction style of PictoChat. PictoChat was a built-in messaging application preloaded on the Nintendo DS, Nintendo DS Lite, and Nintendo DSi. It allowed users to communicate using text and drawings over a local wireless connection, functioning as a LAN-only chat service. Messages could be typed using a small on-screen keyboard or handwritten using the DS's stylus and touchscreen.PicoChat is an iMessage app designed to replicate the iconic functionality and aesthetic of PictoChat. The app allows users to draw and handwrite messages directly within iMessage, supporting pixelated emoji, undo functionality, and the ability to save favorite drawings. Unlike the original PictoChat, which was limited to short-range wireless communication within a local network, PicoChat allows users to send drawings and messages regardless of distance due to working through iMessage.The app's design is largely faithful to the interface of the original Nintendo DS software. Upon opening the PicoChat extension, users are presented with a minimalistic drawing space above a tiny keyboard, similar to the DS layout. The interface even includes a stylus animation when drawing.While standalone iMessage apps are less prominent than they were following their introduction in iOS 10, Apple continues to support third-party extensions. Like other iMessage apps, PicoChat does not appear on the home screen and must be accessed within the Messages app by tapping the "+" button in a chat thread.PicoChat is free and can be downloaded now.Article Link: 'Picochat' Recreates Beloved Nintendo Feature on iOS #2 Very cool! One of the few iMessage apps worth having. #3 Yes omg I need this right now #4 Downloading now before Nintendo sends them a cease-and-desist. #5 That's very interesting I must say. #6 This has already brought me so much joy, just remembering and seeing the interface. #7 View media item" href=" target="_blank"> PicoChat1.jpg 81.2 KB · Views: 12 #8 Wow I hope Nintendo doesn’t make them change it, this is amazing! This is the first iMessage app I think

INFODrastic DS is an open-source NDS emulator compatible with iOS devices (iPhone and iPad). It is the most accurate Nintendo DS emulator and is actively developed by the Exophase Team. It can be run from the command line directly or as a graphical program.The regular version now allows for increasing internal resolution.FEATURESDraStic DS is a fast emulator for iOS that emulates a popular 2004 handheld console with two screens, the Nintendo DS.In addition to being able to play its games full speed on many iPhone and iPad devices it has the following features:Enhance the game’s 3D graphics to 2 by 2 times their original resolution (this optional feature works best on high end quad core devices)Customize the placement and size of the screens, for portrait and landscape modesFully supports add-on controllers and physical controlsSave and resume your progress anywhere with save statesTweak your gaming experience with a database of thousands of game enhancement codesIncrease emulation speed with fast-forwardSeveral features aren’t supported by Drastic DS and aren’t parts of its future as per the emulator’s current design philosophy.A Drastic DS fork with online multiplayer, which includes functional code that made it to official version before being removed, is available and has been improved to allow for limited dumping of online data prior to the server shutdown.As well as a version allowing for using online play for a select few games and downloading DLC data from alternative servers with the backed-up data.DISCLAIMERNintendo DS is a trademark of Nintendo Co., LtdiOS is a trademark of Apple Inc.SYSTEM REQUIREMENTSOur recommended specifications don’t guarantee perfect performance in most games, but rather strive to provide a cost effective recommendation while still considering performance.Device: iPhone 8+ (or equivalent iPad)RAM: N.D.OS: iOS 9 (or higher)Storage: 32 MB minimumAfter the increased internal resolutions were implemented in the X432 fork, as well as in DraStic and even the barebones official Nintendo Virtual Console DS emulator on Wii U, the mainline Drastic DS project developers decided to reconsider and include their own implementation for higher internal resolution.Official dev builds now have the option to render at a higher resolution as well,