How to Play Multi-Player Games With a Nintendo DS

The wireless feature of Nintendo DS lets you play multi-player games without link cables. There are a couple ways to play multi-player games with a Nintendo DS. Read on to find out what you need to do in order to play multi-player games with a Nintendo DS.

Things You'll Need

  • Nintendo DS
  • Stylus
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Instructions

  1. DS Multi-Card Play

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      Some games require each system to have the game cartridge. Here's how to play a multi-card play game:

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      Make sure all systems are turned off.

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      Insert a game into each of the systems.

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      Power on all Nintendo DS systems.

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      Move within wireless range. The power LED light (red or green) will begin blinking slowly when you are within wireless range.

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      Tap the game title you want to play on the touch screen with the stylus. Each person should do this to start the game.

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      Select multi-player mode. The in-game menus may vary, so check the manual if you can't find it.

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      Wait for players to join. Once you enter multi-player mode, the system will wait for other players to join as well.

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      Begin game.

    DS Single-Card Download Play

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      With DS single-card download play, only one system needs to have the game.

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      Turn off all DS systems.

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      Insert the game cartridge into one of the systems.

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      Turn on all DS systems.

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      Tap the game title on the host system. This is the one with the game inserted.

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      On the other systems, tap DS Download Play on the DS menu screen. These are the client systems.

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      Select the game from the game selection screen.

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      Confirm. Tap yes.

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      Start the game and select multi-player mode.

Tips & Warnings

  • The power LED light will blink rapidly when the wireless connection is being used for a game or download.

  • For best results, keep two or more bars of signal strength by staying within 65 feet.

  • Avoid interference from other wireless devices as well as other tangible obstructions.

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