The Nintendo Wii/DS wireless adaptor is a USB plugin that plugs into your PC. This turns your own PC into a wireless hotspot that the DS or the Wii can connect to, so if your computer uses a wired connection, you can connect them wirelessly.
It can also be used if your own router uses WPA encryption - the DS can only connect using WEP, and can use the adaptor to connect instead. Note that while the DSi can use WPA encryption, this is only for the DSi store or browser, not games, so it can be useful to DSi users too.
Yes, it already has a wireless adaptor inside it.
No, the GBA part of a DS is unable to use the DS' wireless capabilities, even for games that supported the use of the GBA wireless adaptor.
The GBA slot on a DS cannot use the DS' wireless capabilities, even if it's a game that was compatible with the GBA wireless adaptor. You'll need genuine GBA consoles to do it.
No, GBA games in a DS can't use the DS's wireless functions at all. That's even if it's a game that did have wireless capabilities through the GBA wireless adaptor, such as FireRed and LeafGreen.
No, the DS cannot be connected to a GBA either by link cable, or by the DS' internal wireless, to a GBA using a GBA wireless adaptor. The only form of linking they can do is to have both the GBA and DS cartridge inserted into the same DS, to use functions like migration in the Pokemon games.
A DS's Slot-2 (GBA slot) is unable to use the DS's wireless capabilities, even if it's a GBA game which could use the GBA wireless adaptors. You can only use the online portions of a GBA game using an actual GBA and a GBA wireless adaptor.
No, the GBA slot of a DS is unable to use the wireless capabilities of the DS. You cannot link two DS's together to use the GBA part of the consoles. To do so, you must use actual GBAs and a link cable/GBA wireless adaptor.
You can get it in one of two ways. You can either get a Nintendo Wireless adaptor, which only works for the DSIand Wii, OR you can buy a wireless router for ANYTHING that can use the internet. THEN you go onto settings, go to the internet option (some games do this on the startup menu) and search for your chosen wireless adaptor. Then you do the fiddly bits (it changes for each type), then you can connect to the internet! You cannot get it on a regular Nintendo Ds!!!(well you can try)
The Wireless Adaptor is only compatible with Pokemon FireRed, LeafGreen, and Emerald. It allows you to enter the Union Room and connect to another game that also has a Wireless Adaptor without a Link Cable.
You might have a broken wireless adaptor, or it could be the connection between your game system and your computer/TV
Answer:Using the Dual GBA Slot on a DS, it is impossible to trade between two GBA games as the GBA link cables have no port on the DS, also the DS system's wireless communication is not the same as the GBA's.
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