Nintendo DS SDK?
Posted December 8th, 2004 @ 03:07pm by Erik J. Barzeski
Anyone know where one might acquire (purchase, get for free, whatever) a software development kit (SDK) for the Nintendo DS? I don't have any serious plans, but it might be fun just to hack around and make a simple game of Hangman or something.
Some people have told me that Nintendo is giving away the kits either free or very cheap, and that'd be awesome if people could distribute their own ROMs, etc. Geeks everywhere would be writing their own games for the world's #1 handheld gaming system. When can I browse the Web on my Nintendo DS?
Of course, the above paragraph is so atypical of Nintendo that I don't really believe it. Yet. I want to…
Update: Scott found this.
Posted 17 Dec 2004 at 9:11am #
Look for "nitro emulator", it s the codename of the official Nintendo DS SDK.
Intelligent System is the SDK division of NINTENDO.
Posted 09 Jun 2006 at 2:33pm #
Ummm... they have the kit for official developers at http://www.warioworld.com. O, and the ensata emulator was a part of this pack. But you can't get any of this unless you are an official licensed developer, so....
Posted 02 Sep 2010 at 8:51am #
http://awsomisoftonline.co.cc/
They are developing an IDE for NDS dev.