Behold the mystery of YouTube yet again folks. Here we have a video of someone running a virtual iPod on his or her Nintendo DS. Using the touch screen and stylus, the user operates the iPod’s clickwheel while the iPod’s display appears on the top DS screen. And does it play music? Oh hell yes. No clue on how this works, but a very cool/hip/urban/rad/gnarly use of the DS.
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Looks like they used technology from http://eng.supercard.cn/ to write an iPod simulation….
They hack everything now adays! It’s hacktaculous!
I especially love it when people buy really expensive devices only to hack them and make them behave like really old/cheap devices.. “Look Ma’, I hacked my PS3 so it boots up and behaves like a Nintendo64!”
your cool
Could you tell me how you do that
Bruce