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How to Beat the Pair-a-Gone Game in New Super Mario Bros

By Nate Chang, eHow Expert

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This game is deceptively tricky, despite simple game play. The idea is to select pairs of cards that are connected horizontally, diagonally or vertically, but there’s more to it than that. There’s a secret that will get you through the game 90 ... more »

How to Buy Used Nintendo DS Games

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Nintendo DS is a fun and user-friendly handheld game console. If you already have a Nintendo DS or are thinking about buying one, you will need games for it. You can save money if you buy used Nintendo DS games. There are many games to choose ... more »

How to Charge the Battery on a Nintendo DS

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You have a very cool Nintendo DS and occasionally you’ll need to charge its battery. Recharging is a very simple process that will ensure many fun hours of play. Follow these steps to charge the battery on a Nintendo DS... more »

How to Cheat at Animal Crossing: Wild World

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The game Animal Crossing: Wild World is the DS version of the original Nintendo GameCube title. Most of the cheats that won't aid your progress as much as give you access to numerous unlockables. Use these unlockables to create a more enjoyable ... more »

How to Determine the Wireless Signal Strength on a Nintendo DS

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While using a Nintendo DS wireless multiplayer, you need to maintain good wireless signal strength. To determine the wireless signal strength on a Nintendo DS you need to understand the icons and indicators... more »

How to Get a Nintendo Wii Absolutely Free

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The Nintendo Wii is one of the hottest consoles on the market right now. In this easy to follow article I will show you how to get one for free in a couple easy steps. I guarantee it is NOT A SCAM!.. more »

How to Hook up Your Nintendo DS for Backups & Multimedia

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With the right tools, you can make your Nintendo DS a priceless portable machine. Learn how to store and play multiple movies, MP3s, backups, and even homebrew applications... more »

How to Send a Wireless Message Using a Nintendo DS

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You can send a wireless message using a Nintendo DS by joining PictoChat chat room. Every Nintendo DS system has the capability to send and receive wireless messages (including both text and graphics) right out of the box. Here’s how you do it:.. more »

How to Set the Time on a Nintendo DS Lite

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Like most handheld gaming devices, a Nintendo DS Lite requires you to set the time on first use. To modify the settings on your Nintendo DS Lite, locate the appropriate icons on the touch screen and tap them with your stylus... more »

How to Set Up a Nintendo DS

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The Nintendo DS combines dual screens, game controls using both touch and voice and two kinds of wireless connectivity to provide a unique gaming experience. These are a few simple steps to set up a Nintendo DS... more »

How to Use a Nintendo DS Lite's Alarm

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The Nintendo DS Lite's alarm can alert you when it's time to stop gaming and tend to other business. However, you must first set the time and turn on the alarm to activate this warning device. Here are the steps... more »

How to Use PictoChat on a Nintendo DS

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PictoChat lets you scribble notes and doodles on your Nintendo DS and send them to other Nintedo DS systems, all without wires. Each Nintendo DS system can use PictoChat as long as it has good signal strength. Here’s a quick guide to help you use ... more »

How to Use the AC Adapter as a Direct Power Source on a Nintendo DS Lite

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Using the AC adapter as a direct power source on a Nintendo DS Lite lets you play without waiting for the device to charge. You might even use the adaptor with a fully-charged battery so that the Wi-Fi capability doesn't quickly drain your device ... more »

How to Buy a Replacement Battery for a Nintendo DS

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If your Nintendo DS battery loses charge, it’s time to replace it. To ensure that you get a part that is compatible and safe for your Nintendo DS system, buy it straight from Nintendo. You can buy a replacement battery for a Nintendo DS from the ... more »

How to Set Up a Nintendo 64 System Using an RF Unit

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Installation of the Nintendo 64 system is relatively easy. Follow the instructions of Nintendo, which provided this information, and basically just plug in cables... more »

How to Set Up a Nintendo DS Lite

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Setting up a Nintendo DS Lite entails entering the time and date, creating your username, changing the screen color and determining the start-up mode for the device. The process requires nothing more than tapping the icons on the DS Lite touch ... more »

How to Unlock More Exercises in Nintendo's Brain Age

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In order to get more exercises in Nintendo's Brain Age, you must complete the exercises you’ve already got on a daily basis. You get a stamp each day you complete at least one Brain Age exercise. If you complete more than one or two each day, you ... more »

How to Use the Touch Screen on a Nintendo DS

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The lower LCD screen on a Nintendo DS is a touch-sensitive screen that can be manipulated with the included stylus. This allows players to interact more directly with their games rather than just pressing the buttons on a keyboard. Your touch ... more »

How to Buy a Nintendo DS/DS Lite

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A game system similar to the Super Nintendo has now been retooled and wrapped up into a neat little package about the size of the old Game Boy, and is called the Nintendo DS and DS Lite. They are some of the latest in a line of portable game ... more »

How to Play Super Mario Brothers on Guitar

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Once you learn the basics of guitar playing, you can play around with many different sounds, from country guitar to blues, jazz and bop. But don't stop there. Learn to play some fun songs, too, like the Super Mario Brothers introduction. This ... more »

How to Play the Minigames in Nintendo's New Super Mario Bros

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There are a bunch of minigames within Nintendo's Super Mario Bros to divert your attention, and they are just as fun as the main game. Choose from four different genres and over 16 different games. Playing them is easy, stopping is hard! Here's ... more »

How to select the right games for your kids

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The Video Gaming industry has been one of the fastest growing industries in recent years and with that, the sheer number of software that is being released on multiple platforms (e.g. Playstation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, PSS, DS, PC) is staggering. With ... more »

How to Use a Nintendo DS Lite for the First Time

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Before you first use a Nintendo DS Lite, take time to complete the tedious chores like filling out the warranty and charging the battery. With these tasks dispatched, you'll be free to enjoy hours of game play... more »

How to Use the On-Screen Keyboard on a Nintendo DS Lite

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You can use the on-screen keyboard of your Nintendo DS Lite to write and store messages for later use. It works just like a regular keyboard, except you press keys with a stylus rather than your fingers. Follow these steps to use the on-screen ... more »

How to Use the Stylus on a Nintendo DS

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The lower LCD screen on a Nintendo DS is a touch-sensitive screen that is manipulated with the included stylus. This allows players to interact more directly with their games rather than just pressing the buttons on a keyboard. Here are some ... more »

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