What you need is an R4 revolution chip for your existing DS, you can then play them via a downloaded emulator. It also allows you to store many games, vids, music. I've got an 8 GB micro sd in mine with avi's and about 30 games.
Now it may be the case that you can't get one in your country, if you need help let me know
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> And for an example of a lie that DOES hurt. I just bought
> a Nintendo DSi. I bought it specifically because reliable
> sources said that a download service of oldschool gameboy,
> game gear, and so on games would be available at launch.
> I was so excited at the prospect of having all the old
> classics on one card, ready to play whenever I wanted was
> just too much.
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> Of course 170 dollars later it is now a "possibility for
> the future".
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> DOH
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