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    Would VisualBoyAdvance work the same way on the DS as it works under Windows?
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    You mean run the Windows emulator VisualBoyAdvance on the DS? If so that isn't possible as the two are not compatible. You would need to use a GBA emulator written specifically for the DS.

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    Aha, good that I asked that one.
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    Have a look at http://nintendo-ds.dcemu.co.uk/

    Scroll down the page and you will see a large list of the emulators and other homebrew software available for the DS. The site also has lots of information about everything to do with the DS.

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