Nintendo DS was released in 2004 in Canada, the United States and Japan. The console has a cover similar to the Game Boy Advance SP, with two LCD screens inside – with the bottom of which is a touch screen. The Nintendo DS also includes a microphone and supports wireless IEEE 802.11 (Wi-Fi) standards, allowing players to interact with each other within short range (10-30 meters, depending on conditions) or line with Nintendo Wi-Fi service, which launched later in the life of the console. Many people have heard about the so called SUpercard for NDS, but what is it? Basically, this is a device that plugs into the external port and allows a person to access the contents of a micro SD card, and in some cases, a CF card. Since you can load one of these cards (the same type in the cameras, phones, etc.), with almost anything from a computer that opens the door to all kinds of applications potential for your DS. This could be music, photos or a bunch of nintendo games. There are currently several products available Supercard, both for the Nintendo DS Lite (NDS) and Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP (GBA). You can use a DS supercard to download NDS games off the internet. Only few users know that there are numerous sites offering NDS downloads. So just start a search on your favorite search engine.