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    Did Nintendo make a device to play DS games on a TV?

    Something along the lines of a Wideboy 64 type device or special DS that connects to a TV? How do Journalists take in game pictures?
    Well, it's rather brutal here. Right now we are advising all our clients to put everything they've got into canned food and shotguns.

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    subbie should know;p
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    IS-NTR-CAPTURE.

    Looks like a Nitro Dev box but actualy contains video out but no debug suport.

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    early IS-NTR kits had standard mouse support for the lower scree, no?
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    Thanks guys. Looks like there is also one for strictly displaying video.
    http://www.intsys.co.jp/english/tool/index.html
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    top right on that list, I still want an IS-DOL VIEWER:crying:

    interesting item:

    NINTENDO64 DISK DRIVE development tool Programming tool IS-VIEWER64 for DD

    funny how the original gameboy dev tools are not EOL :P
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    Quote Originally Posted by Barc0de
    early IS-NTR kits had standard mouse support for the lower scree, no?
    nope. I've even used the original TEG dev boars (when it was a large pcb) as well as the first model IS-NTR kit.

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    there exists also a model just for presentation, it's called IS-NITRO-VIDEO
    http://www.intsys.co.jp/tools/nitro/video/system.html

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    Nice information guys. Thanks for sharing! :)

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    I wish that the DS had a tv out. I remember reading the reports when they came out that you could "barely" watch them on your tv through the static.

    http://www.engadget.com/2004/12/01/n...casting-to-tv/

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