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Manic Miner is perhaps THE game that started the platform game revolution. It was one of the very first games for classic computers that had more than one “level” so to speak.  It actually had over 20 and more levels, and amazing feat for the ZX Spectrum computer, considering its limitations back then, compare to todays computers.  And as I sit here and write this, I am in awe of the fact that it was remade with such style and class for the Nintendo DS and the 3DS system, in the form of Manic Miner – The Lost Levels.  And all you need to be able to play it is an R4 3DS Card – a 3ds homebrew flash card for the DS and 3DS system.

In Manic Miner you become the main character, called Miner Willy, and you must help him get through some very bizzare journeys and difficult levels in this great platform game.  Levels filled with killer penguins and snapping toilets that are out to get you, and will, unless the mutant telephones reach you first.  You must go through each level, timing your skilled jumps to avoid the bad guys and collect various keys that open up the next levels in the game.  But be careful…. one missed jump means that Willy will inevitably fall to his death as he is captured by the killer penguins.

Each level is more difficult than the last, and in this remake, each level looks better than the last.  This game is so good, and so well made and designed that you will honestly forget that you are playing a free 3ds homebrew game.  It really is that good, and I would have gladly shelled out even $30 dollars for this game, had I had the chance to buy it at my local game shop.  There are over 150 levels in this remake for the NDS and R4 3DS Card, so you won’t be running out of game time any time soon.  With the number of levels, this game keeps you entertained for hours and hours on end.  It’s yet another testament to just how good this game really is, and how much work was put into it.

The sound effects and music are top notch, not at all what you would expect from a game that was made in the spare time of several developers.  Visually, the game is a joy to look at and play.  {With excellent Nintendo DS quality graphics and animations, old fans of Manic Miner, and new gamers alike will keep playing and playing until the game has been completed.}

If you have an R4 3DS Card, then make sure you do not miss this free 3ds homebrew game, it’s a must have game that should be in any collection – even if it weren’t free.  Don’t have an R4 3DS Card?  Then make sure you get one.  This game is just one example of amazing 3ds homebrew gaming, taking to the professional level.  And to think they are giving this game away for free.  Once you do get your own R4, you will have access to all of the free 3ds homebrew games, and there are lots of them out there, all just waiting for your to play them. Visit http://www.r43ds.org for more information.

When we already know the purpose and reason on why we do a back up on wii games then we are ready to know and follow the instructions on how to backup wii games. We actually have two ways in saving a wii game. Those are the older version or method and the new method that we have recently.

The old method was when we used the hardware named MODCHIP. This MODCHIP can be used with gaming consoles to achieve an imported game, playing a backup copy of a game and launching homebrew applications. MODCHIP are used mainly with play station and Xbox consoles. The PS1, PS2, XBOX and GameCube consoles each have security mechanisms which stop them from launching either not authorized games or software intended for consoles sold in another part of the world.

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This MODCHIP is a hardware that you have to purchase and set up. So amidst the cost of buying a Nintendo Wii and game disc, you also need to have a MODCHIP to back up files. The process and procedure are longer in comparison to the newer way to back up Wii games. And when you do not have any knowledge of setting up the hardware, you might be having a difficult time. There is a possibility that you will mistakenly ruin your computer because of the installation process as you miss out some instructions on how to install MODCHIP appropriately. The worse scenario is that you will also void the warranty of your computer even when it is still brand new. And thus, we must be knowledgeable enough in setting up the MODCHIP and that we have to find out its quality.

Other ways on how to backup wii games is the utilization of some software and not the normal MODCHIP. There are a lot of free software downloads available on the internet. All we have to do is use a search engine to locate it and become acquainted on how to install and use it.

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Currently, what are the steps that we can make use of to know how to backup wii games? First, we have to know and install the software program we should use to copy and backup wii games. When we successfully install it, then we also need to consider two things. Where we want to put it? Would it be in a disc or in a computer? If we want to put it in a disc then we must find this certain software program capable of bypassing the disc protection or game basic safety. Then, we can insert the original disc where the game is located. After that, we can click on the option “copy” followed by inserting the blank disc where we want to put the copied wii game file. If we are done duplicating it, we then need something for it to identify and run the game without using the MODCHIP. We simply have to download and install the latest Wii unlock hack. This Wii unlock hack is needed to allow us to play backup, copy import and the like files. And finally, we can insert the new burned CD and we are now able to enjoy and play our new game.

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The R4 Card is used primarily as a way for gamers and developers alike to store and load their media on the Nintendo DS or DSi.  It is considered one of the most advanced gaming and media cards for the NDS and DSi. The R4 Card was made primarily for the Nintendo DS and DS Lite while the R4i Card was developed for use with the Nintendo DSi consoles. In the gaming industry, the R4 is used to provide a lot of fun and excitement for the adventurous users.

It’s not just for games either. The R4 Card can be used to actually make and create your own games and apps for the NIntendo DS if you are so inclined, with the free open source SDK fro the Nintendo DS, you can be up and making your own game in no time. There are so many things you can do with the R4 Card that it’s hard to list them all.  Multi media, games, applications, movies, ebooks, and much more can be done with a simple little r4 card for the NIntendo DS. THe hard core user knows that the R4 Card isn’t just for playing games and uses their R4 Card to get their hands on homebrew apps, movies, music, ebooks, even their MP3 player starts collecting dust once they have the R4 Card.

With the built in media player in the R4 Card, you can truly use your Nintendo DS or DSi console to do a multitude of things such as using it as an MP3 Player. It has a virtually unlimited ability to power up your media allowing you to even listen to your complete entire mp3 collection with ease.

More than just a game card, the R4 Card gives you a chance to use your Nintendo DS for any type of multi media files, like movies, eBooks, music, videos, even homebrew game and applications. With the R4 Card you can experience and enjoy any kind of multi media on your Nintendo DS or Nintendo DSi and truly take your console and have it do thing you never would have thought possible.

The R4 Card has features that continue to impress the people that buy one. It allows you to take any kind of media and put iton the micro SD Card for the R4 DS To use and play. And just like a regular NDS game card, when you close the Nintendo DS, the R4 Card also goes into sleep mode so that you can pause and then continue playing or listening right from where you left off. The firmware of the R4 Card is equally impressive, reagdrless of what language you need to use, the R4 has you covered with its multi lingual firmware and menu system.

The R4 Card utilizes Moonshell 2.0 for all of your multi media needs, allowing you to listen to your favorite mp3 music, watch movies, TV shows, and much more on your Nintendo DS and DSi. Moonshell 2 is included with every R4 Card purchased, if not on a micro SD Card, in the form of a CD, and it is this piece of software that makes the R4 what it is, at least in terms of the multi media capabilities.

It is the micro SD Card compatibility that makes the R4 Card.  Even if you only bougth a 4GB card originally, you can always swap it out with another 4GB card giving you an endless amount of storage space for all types of files.