shinybehiny2477

Absolutely amazing man, gonna have to give this a try and let you know how it goes.

Not at all true. Acekards, for instance, work in Slot 1 (the mian DS game card slot). I know this because the Acekard 2i was designed for DSi's, and DSi's have no Slot 2 (nor do they have the ability to run/emulate GBA games). You pop a microSD card into the Acekard gamecart and it'll run any DS roms contained on the SD card. Supposedly they've made Acekards work on 3DS's now as well, though I can't confirm myself. I've used my Acekard both on my DSi, and on my son's DS Lite (had to once use it to grab and flash newer firmware after a borked DSi firmware update). No problems at all. Wow!!! Dude I can't even tell you how long I spent looking for a NES emulator for the DS. I looked like 2-3 months ago and I went everywhere and every site (including GBAtemp.net and many similar sites) I went to said that the was no such thing and you needed a slot-2 flash cart. Hell nesDS may have came up and the sites were still telling me that nothing at all worked. Thank you for steering me in the right direction because I've wanted to play the NES Tecmo Super Bowl on there forever. I've heard good things about Acekard's but I've been very happy with my R4. I haven't had any problems with it and it plays every game I've ever downloaded and newer titles that have really good anti-piracy is easily overcome by using woodR4 and booting up the games that way. I play 90% of my games off my r4. I very rarely buy games for my DS because most games aren't worth more than $5 in my opinion and $30 for those games to me is a huge rip off. I also use my R4 as an MP3 player so it saves me from having to buy an ipod because I already have a 4GB system to do it on that sound great. I also have a program that can convert normal movie files (avi, mpg, mov and many more) and watch a movie if I really wanted to on my DS but I haven't done that yet cause I'm lazy I guess lol.

I've wanted to do this since I got an R4 like 3 or 4 years ago so I looked everywhere and you can't with a slot-1 flash card. There is no nintendo emulator for the DS on a DS flashcart. The only way is to get one of the Gameboy Advance flash cartridges and put the nintendo emulator on that. So there is only emulation through slot-2 for nintendo DS.

It's a stand alone game, I can PM it to you if you are interested in playing, it's actually a really good game.

better than sideboob ALWAYS!!!

The "MAN" sticking it to you

Mine did for a while, like 2007-2010 but then I started checking and cleaning out my spam box everyday and changed it and haven't had any problems since.

Super old school, a post from me back when I was known as BoKnows34!

I got an INT using me very first game against JAX. No one intercepts Dave Shinybehiny and gets away with it!

What I think Rod was trying to say, and correct me if I'm wrong Rod, was to go the "even" teams route. You can make both the AFC and NFC teams identical at every position so no one has a clear advantage for a team. Here is the roster pulled from Gamefaq Leif Powers FAQ part 1/2. *Edit I didn't see that Rod made a post showing the best of each conference but this could also be some rosters to back up the pro bowl option even though I'm sure most wouldn't want AFC QB #1: Steve Beuerlein (Rai.) QB #2: Gary Kubiak (Den.) RB #1: James Brooks (Cin.) RB #2: Blair Thomas (Jets) RB #3: Chris Warren (Sea.) RB #4: S.Jennings (Cin.) WR #1: Haywood Jeffires (Hou.) WR #2: Stephone Paige (K.C.) WR #3: Mark Jackson (Den.) WR #4: Irving Fryar (N.E.) TE #1: Ozzie Newsome (Cle.) TE #2: Paul Green (Den.) C: Paul Fairchild (N.E.) G #1 (top): Gregg Rakoczy (Cle.) G #2 (bottom): Randy Dixon (Ind.) T #1 (top): Will Woolford (Buf.) T #2 (bottom): Jeff Criswell (Jets) DE #1: Doug Smith (Hou.) NT: Ron Stallworth (Jets) DE #2: Lee Williams (S.D.) LB #1: Kevin Walker (Cin.) LB #2: Ed Reynolds (N.E.) LB #3: Chris Singleton (N.E.) LB #4: Terry Wooden (Sea.) CB #1: Raymond Clayborn (Cle.) CB #2: Tim McKyer (Mia.) S #1: Brian Washington (Jets) S #2: Jarvis Williams (Mia.) K: Pete Stoyanovich (Mia.) P: Brian Hansen (N.E.) NFC QB #1: Stan Humphries (Was.) QB #2: Anthony Dilweg (G.B.) RB #1: Emmitt Smith (Dal.) RB #2: Harry Sydney (S.F.) RB #3: Robert Drummond (Phi.) RB #4: John Harvey (T.B.) WR #1: Gary Clark (Was.) WR #2: Sterling Sharpe (G.B.) WR #3: Robert Clark (Det.) WR #4: Hassan Jones (Min.) TE #1: Ed West (G.B.) TE #2: Damone Johnson (Rams) C: Mark Stepnoski (Dal.) G #1 (top): Ron Hallstrom (G.B.) G #2 (bottom): Todd Kalis (Min.) T #1 (top): Tim Irwin (Min.) T #2 (bottom): Ron Heller (Phi.) DE #1: Darryl Grant (Was.) NT: Erik Howard (Gia.) DE #2: Freddie Joe Nunn (Phx.) LB #1: Mike Wilcher (Rams) LB #2: Darrion Conner (Atl.) LB #3: Eric Hill (Phx.) LB #4: Fred Strickland (Rams) CB #1: Mark Lee (G.B.) CB #2: Don Griffin (S.F) S #1: Mark Murphy (G.B.) S #2: William White (Det.) K: Steve Christie (T.B.) P: Maury Buford (Chi.)

My thoughts exactly.

Here it is, I had a lot of fun playing it the few times that I actually did. I didn't get all the pop ups because I have no script on my browser (firefox) NBA Jam - Old School Edition (hacked by Mattrizzle)(U) [!].rar

Well offensively I always just went for the best possible stats all around. While that was fun (at the time when I was a teenager) the one thing I absolutely loved doing was trying to get as many picks as I could possible. Basically all out pick fest and I would use Pittsburgh and punt everytime on offense just to try and add to my pick totals with God Woodson. To this day when I still play the one thing that keeps me playing is trying to get as many picks as possible.