Pierre King

Have you decided you want to learn how to install Linux on PS3, but you're not sure where to start? It's OK, you're not alone. Since the development of the PS3 and the ability to install Linux onto the system, tons of people are trying to figure out the same thing. It can be a headache, but it doesn't have to be as difficult as some people make it out to be if you follow a good set of instructions.

How many hours per day do your play on your Nintendo DS? Would you play more if you had access to more games, and other entertainment? When you know where to download DS games and files, your Nintendo DS may be begging to be put down.

Whenever someone asks, "Where can I download DS games?", the witty answer is just to mumble, "The Internet". Once you blurt out an answer like that, you need to pull it back quickly. Many DS games and downloads found scattered around the internet are corrupt, named incorrectly, or in the worst case infected with a virus.

You have decided to try to find websites to download DS games, but do you really know what to look for, or more importantly to watch out for? Here are a few things you need to keep in mind.

The Nintendo DSi is an awesome game playing experience. The dual screens add extra real estate, and make many games much better. The apps from Nintendo are nice. Even the dual cameras are cool. Don't you wish you could also watch movies on DSi, and have even more entertainment?

How many songs do you currently have on your PC in AAC format? If you are like most people, the number is probably very limited. Most of us have our digital music in MP3 files, and may have hundreds of files. This brings us to the strange decision of Nintendo to allow our DSi to only know how to play music in the AAC format. This is very limiting to most of us.

Is your normal experience in game play to pay more and play less? You buy a game blowing your entertainment budget for the next several weeks, and only get a week of fun. When you switch to Nintendo DSi downloadable games, you flip the equation and pay less, much less, and play more. You will be playing more than you probably ever imagined.

You bought a Nintendo DSi for the fun game play. You use it on breaks, sitting around at home, or maybe between classes. It is pretty useless driving down the road, or anytime you need your eyes up. It would be great if this powerful little machine could play MP3 music too. Actually it can. You just need to learn how to put music on DSi, and where to download the songs and everything else you will need. Not many sites host everything you want and need in one place.

Do you know the difference between power users and normal users? The power users have either had the guidance of a friend, or made many more mistakes than the normal user. Even when they learned how to download games on DS systems, they may have made big mistakes.