agentq wrote:Supported Games
Build C:
Simon the Sorcerer 1/2
Elvira 1/2

And Amiga WaxWorks, right?

bowspearer wrote:Are there any R4/DSTT forums that in your experience are better than others?

Well, the one I mentioned above ("gbatemp"; gbatemp.net) is the only one I know of, please try it. I don't have a R4/TT though.

Place the required files as per the wiki page on the micro SD/CF card, along with the NDS files for Scumm VM DS, insert the card into the reader of choice, make sure the DLDI driver is upto date on the card, plug in the card and switch on the DS. Have I missed anything? Nope, it's as easy as that i...

hi, I have a ez flash v and a 3in1 expansion card. I recently installed scummvm adn it works great. but now everytime i turn on my ds and the 3in1 card is inserted it starts scummvm. anyone now what's wrong? My guess: you didn't read the EZ Flash V 3-in-1 manual, and you've enabled autoboot/autosta...

barryd wrote:apologies for the stupid question!

It's not a stupid question, it's just stupid not to search before you post ;] http://forums.scummvm.org/viewtopic.php?t=5167

barryd wrote:However for some reason the lists of added games (and also my saved games) just vanish.

This never happened to me (using DS-X). After a vanish, is the scumm .ini file missing from the root of your device? And are the save games missing as well (they're stored in individual files)?

Why do different games require different builds when the normal ScummVM has just the one build? The NDS has much less memory than the devices you run the "normal" ScummVM on. The different NDS "builds" contain emulators for different types of games, since not everything can fit ...

I'm having a similar problem with ScummVMDS not finding game files. I've been trying to get Space Quest 1 ScummVM DS is just another ScummVM, so the wealth of information on the official site applies. For example, there's a list of the files you need here, including some caveats: http://wiki.scummv...

NuMatic wrote:Thanks for your help!

I can't really see how I helped, but I'm glad you're on the way to Monkey Island!

NuMatic wrote:I use google to solve all my daily problems too!

Love Google, Hate Sundays! Thats what I say ^^

But Sundays are perfect for ScummVM!

NuMatic wrote:

M3 wrote:No system file found ! Put system file in

This really sounds like an M3 issue, not a ScummVM issue. You'd probably get lots more help on a flashcart forum like GBATemp.

EDIT: Found lots of solutions on Google. Try it, you'll like it!

Tried that. SCUMMVM works great with BASS on the computer and it shows all the drives and directories I have. I put SCUMMVM on my DS and it comes up with a blank directory. If the Nintendo DS version of ScummVM works like the regular version, the browser dialog only shows the directories, not the f...

sev wrote:

agentq wrote:Can you give me a wiki login then?

Of course, e-mail went.

Wow, is the NDS port finally going to be treated like a real family member? =]

Undestructed wrote:I'm trying to run BASS on my DS Lite.

The usual first thing to try is to point the Windows/OSX/etc version of ScummVM at the same files you're trying with the NDS version.

NuMatic wrote:http://www.m3adapter.com/SLOT-1_Series_M3DS-R.htm
13 lines down the list =)
Thank you!

No problem. Enjoy your SCUMM!

Actually, ScummVM DS is very nicely compatible. It even runs fine on the DS-Xtreme. ;]