Regular readers of bit-tech will know that games are more than just something I write about in order to pay rent on time. Games are an important part of my day-to-day life outside of work too and I ...

There is a thriving homebrew scene for the Nintendo DS, but it can be hard to...well, to get to. How do you run your homebrew? Flashme, NoPass, PassMe, PassMe2, WifiMe? Some other way? Confused yet? I ...

You've hacked your Nintendo DS for easy backups and single-cartridge playback. Now it's time to install some awesome homebrew software, capable of playing back music ...

The Nintendo DS homebrew scene is heading into a heavily musical interlude with a few new apps. This is good news for anyone who liked Protein DScratch but wanted ...

About a fortnight ago we mentioned in passing that a group of homebrew development enthusiasts had managed to get something to appear on the Nintendo DS handheld using a pass-through. Now it appears ...

If you have completely legal homebrew games that you want to play on your Nintendo DS, then you might want to check out the M3 DS Simply Complete 1GB Kit. I'm sure that none of you would actually ...

The homebrew community lurves the Nintendo DS, and it's no surprise why: a portable system with WiFi capabilities, two screens, and none of the firmware-updating nonsense that the PSP has become ...

Proving that it can boost productivity as well as destroying it, the homebrew scene has churned out a DS organizer suite for us to download and arrange our overly complicated work schedules with.

If you have a homebrew-enabled DS, you may want to draw pictures on it. You may not, obviously, but on the off chance, take a look at this free Colors! app. "Colors! is a simplistic digital painting ...

Really nice piece of DS homebrew here: when photographer Steve was searching for a less bulky alternative to tethering his Canon 5D to his laptop for remote functions during shoots, he didn’t have to ...

The R4 doesn't look like much: just a generic Nintendo DS cart. What it does, however, causes Nintendo no small headache. The device, and others like it, bypasses the system's firmware and with the ...

...And that about wraps it up for games. True, there are an awful lot more out but we’ve shown you a fairly good cross section of them across multiple genres and given you a good starting point to ...