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But how?

Yes it's there (although i don't understand why anyone would want that ;p).
In the portrait layout editor, the 100% vertical resize button will now resize a screen to fill the empty space left by the other screen.

NAND emulation and an option for always showing the main engine on the top screen ...

It works fine for games like Sonic Rush and Yoshi's Island: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXIZse8uPpI

Thanks. It looks like when it transitions from one screen to another it actually shows parts of both screens. Are you sure that this is a feature of the emulator and not something done in video ...

There is no real best one. It's a matter of preference. Just go with whatever looks best to you.

Okay I thought of one more (another video-related one). I like to play most games in single-screen mode, but certain games require both screens aligned vertically to be playable. This is especially problematic on Android where you have to either flip your phone/tablet to portrait mode or set them ...

Okay I thought of one more (another video-related one). I like to play most games in single-screen mode, but certain games require both screens aligned vertically to be playable. This is especially problematic on Android where you have to either flip your phone/tablet to portrait mode or set them ...

While I was watching this, I thought of one. How about some sort of border/background feature, so that when the screens are separated, there's more than just a black bar/empty space to look at? Sort of like what the Super Game Boy and Game Boy Player had.

So Nintendo has this thing going on where people can post screenshots, drawings, and status updates to their Miiverse account, but you have to own a 3DS or Wii U in order to make one or leave a comment. Those systems don't really interest me, but I like the concept, so I decided to make myself a ...

Multiplayer/netplay is definitely a big one if possible, even if it's "fake" netplay (not using the DS's built-in wi-fi).

One possible workaround for Animal Crossing: Wild World's offline multiplayer is if players could share in-game save files, sort of like the Google Drive feature, then they ...

I used to like it as a kid, but I think figure drawing has replaced it.

K-On! is decent, though.