I own a total of 2 GBA Carts, unfortunately, neither of which even stood by the ability to rumble.

Can you still change the audio settings somewhere? The headphone option is kinda essential if you don't want to get deafened but still want to hear the game, while using headphones.

In the case of the other paks, you fondle~ a memory value
Which is not the same for Wario/NDS Pak, so it might not be the same for DD


We had three people listen to the audio options and none of them could find the slightest bit of difference between them. Disabling them also fixes the static in No$GBA and frees whole 2 audio channels. In other words, no, the audio options are gone.

That's kinda unfortunate they didn't add rumble functionnality to the 3DS tho.

Yeah, she should use the properly shaped apparatus, at least. The Wiimote is excellent.

The default option doesn't work well with TWLoader tho.
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How so?

I have no idea, all I know is that "stereo" is the only option that works correctly.
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I have a original copy of NSMB and a DS Lite to test this. I'll give my own opinion on the sound in a little bit...

EDIT: I've already tested them and my conclusion is...

Stereo: It's a very good option if you're playing without headphones makes everything sound very good each side from the speakers makes a sound more louder than the other giving the effect of "realism" from your DS. On the other hand, while playing with headphones it kinda ruins the effects because you can now hear the other side's sounds from the speakers. Nice if you want it Simple.

Surround: It's like Stereo's effect of "realism", but it even adds more into it, adding the addition of deepness and making sound more "echoing" and that's even better if you're playing with headphones because it fixes the error that Stereo had, making each speaker make different sounds, and making the player feel like they're in there, you can still hear the other speaker's sound on the other one, but with the echo it makes it better. Good if you want it "Realistic".

Headphones: This is a very tough to notice because it almost doesn't make any difference to Surround, but I'll explain it anyways. What makes Headphones option different is to make it more simpler and less complex of Surround, so it's between Stereo and Surround. What makes it worse tho, it's the deepness that I was talking back in Surround, it's not there any more, probably because the developers didn't want to distract the users with a lot of different sounds in the headphones. (You can still play with Surround option while using headphones tho) It's better than stereo, but worse compared to Surround.

VEREDICT: I think the best option to play is definitely Surround. (Even better with headphones!)


This was tested in a original cartridge of New Super Mario Bros. in a DS Lite in very good condition (Except that the L and R buttons don't work anymore). Tested 1-1 and 1-2 5 times in all options.
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Nevertheless, I think the small increase in audio fidelity, (whatever it might be, as I certainly can't hear a thing), isn't worth the sound effects sometimes cutting out because the game runs out of sound channels. The option was already disabled before Rumble was added.

Yeah, It's not a big change so I don't really care.
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Newer Super Mario Bros. NES Edition



Yeah, probably not a good idea.
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