This is the binary for the first prerelease of Quake2DS
Sourced from: Quake.drunkencoders.com
| config.cfg
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The config file that I use to run the game with. A regular PC one will do, but I know that this one works :-)
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| PC shareware version
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Demo version of the PC version of Quake - contains demos pak files that can run Quake2DS
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| Quake II source |
id's page of game source
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| DLDI for libfat
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Chishm's flash card driver page - you need the appropriate file from this page in order to make Quake2DS ru |
How to play
This mini-guide assumes that you are familar with the process of running homebrew on your Nintendo DS. If you don't know how to run NDS homebrew, look online for the answer...
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You need Quake II's data files. If you own a copy, that's cool - you'll have full access to the game. If not, then you can download the shareware version of Quake II from id's site. This will only allow you to play the levels from the first episode. If you want to play the full game, buy a copy - don't ask me (or others) where you can get these files.
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In the root of your flash card, make a directory named baseq2
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If you're using the shareware version, copy the pak from that archive into the baseq2 directory that you just created
- If you're using a commerical version, copy all the pak files into that directory
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You need a config file to tell the game how buttons are set up, etc. I know that my config file works, so download that from the link above and save it into the baseq2 directory.
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Visit Chishm's DLDI page (above) and download the DLDI driver file which corresponds to your NDS booting method.
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Download the Quake2DS binary package above, and extract the NDS file into the root of your flash card
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You now need to DLDI patch that program so that it will be able to access the files on your card
- Put the card in your booting hardware and turn on your DS!
Juddery Gameplay
Some users have reported lurching game play when hearing a sound for the first time in the game. This is due to the huge size of the pak files used by the game and the amount of time it takes to seek within a file. The larger the block size used by your card, the faster seeking will be.
The best solution for this at this time is to reformat your flash card with the largest block size that you can (I recommend 64k).
To do this in Windows - if for example your flash drive is mounted as drive X:, you can reformat the drive by typing
format X: /Q /A:64k /FS:FAT
at a command prompt. Make sure you specify the right drive!
its not working
i have an R4 what must i do??
please help
if it works and i get the dsiplayer i might get this one too
u need to perform a dldi patch
google it
sadly i cant dldi patch cause i hav no slot 2 ram ez
could sum 1 run through the proccess that i ahve to got through to get this game on my r4?
plz
p.s i have wood r4 if that helps?
soz no need i had a look at the files and i think i get it