No the DS does not require a memory stick. This is mostly due to the fact that DS carts run on flash memory, which means that you'll never have to worry about dying in cartridge batteries. (Remember the old days when you owned an NES or SNES and you played an RPG, put 20+ hours into the game only to find your game save wiped away? Well that was because the save chips were powered by batteries installed in the carts) Flash requires no batteries for saving, whici means the memory is already on the DS carts themselves.
no it's not 'cause r4 works as a memory stick where you can run DOWNLOADED games in your ds which is ILLEGAL.
The DS has built-in RAM -- nothing additional is required.
The Nintendo DS relies on battery backed storage in the individual game cartridges for all memory storage. There is a small amount of built-in memory in the Nintendo DS unit itself, however, this is not expandable. Nintendo and third parties do not currently offer external memory storage cards for the Nintendo DS.
nintendo ds: no nintendo dsi: yes(but needs acompatible memory card)
no, usually if you have a router or a DS compatible access point you do not need a wifi usb stick
The memory card is the game card.
Theres never really been a console or handheld where you save it to your disk, except the Nintendo DS's (they arent disks but more like chips). But on the PSP you save it to the memory stick.
No the Nintendo Ds portable console doesn't utilize memory cards the unit has a built in flash memory and the game cartridges themselves include the necessary memory for game saves.
The original DS and DS Lite cannot take a memory card at all. The DSi takes SD memory cards.
The Nintendo DS doesn't actually require memory cards for game saving, the memory needed to save games is built into the game cartridges themselves.
Stick it into the Action Replay cartridge. NOT, the Nintendo DS.
DSTT is a memory card for Nintendo DS