Nintendo DSI

[UglyJoe]

My DSi tabs code: http://ximwix.net/storage/dsitab/

It works well enough to post it here now, but I'm not done with it.  If there's any page that breaks out of frames (like a Yahoo search result...), it'll kill all the tabs.  I don't have any way of getting around that (it's a javascript security thing), so try to avoid those sites.  It seems to work on both Column and Overview mode, with or without wordwrap turned on.  If you have any suggestions, post them here.

Tabbed browsing on the Wii?  Where?

http://brentalan.com/wiitabs/

[nintendodork]

Nice tab system UglyJoe!  I post this from my DSi running 2 other tabs.  Works great! 

How much does the DSi cost?


Looked it up.

If it could play MP3 files instead of AAC, I'd sell this stupid ipod and buy one of those

I haven't figured out how to do this yet...I converted them, then I put the card in my DSi...and it says SD process error or something like that.

[Blue Protoman]

SD process error?  Try loading your SD card on another platform, like your Wii or your computer.  The problem could be the card.

[nintendodork]

Nope, it isn't.  A few minutes later, I made a video and took a few pictures on the same card.

[Blue Protoman]

Hm.  Use www.zamzar.com to convert your files.

[nintendodork]

Let's not go through this again....either way, they turn into the same thing, so I don't think another website will work.

[Trium Shockwave]

Well, not necessarily. Just because it churned out an "AAC" file doesn't mean it's the same as what another software will produce. Some converters are using open source codecs that may or may not be completely in spec. What did you use to convert them?

[LocalToast]

I bought a Points Card and Retro Game Challenge a few days ago. Pyoro is probably the best value item, and Art Style: AQUIA is too. They're fun in short bursts. I also got Brain Age and WarioWare (which is pretty boring).

There are several different types of AAC... try converting it through iTunes. I don't use iTunes nor have I tried playing AAC on my DSi, but I'd imagine iTunes would produce a usable format.

[Blue Protoman]

Is Retro Game Challenge good?

[LocalToast]

I am enjoying it. There are a bunch of spin-off games of real classic games that you're forced to play and beat certain challenges (as the name implies), and it's proved to be pretty fun so far. It's almost like one of those arcade classic compilation games, but more intuitive. You can read through magazines and skim through the manual of the games for more hints and stuff, and once you've beaten the challenges you can play the games as much as you want.

There's also plenty of references to other game-related things. For example, the main character of the racing game is "Holland Mackray". And I'm pretty sure there was a reference to the movie "The Wizard" at some point.

[Blue Protoman]

How much money is it?

[manuel]

27.99$ on amazon.com.

This search took me 3 seconds and I encourage you to do something like that, too in the future.

[Blue Protoman]

Well, if I had known that I could do that, I would've.  I don't check online for games of this generation because they're too recent to be cheap and/or loose.  Thanks, though.

[Trium Shockwave]

Retro Game Challenge is fantastic. Each of the new "old" games is great. My personal favorite so far being Star Prince. I've yet to unlock Haggle Man 3 though. You don't need to have seen GameCenter CX to play it, but it does make it funnier. I love the "Game Computer" which looks strangely like a Famicom, and the very familiar cart shape...

[Blue Protoman]

Is GameCenter CX in English?