Breaking Bad DS 

Breaking Bad, as a Nintendo DS game, complete with 3D graphics and models. Master the art of the cook on your Nintendo DS system and prepare the perfect batch—lest you meet the wrong end of Gus. Hone your cook in both Singleplayer and Local Multiplayer Vs.

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Playing instructions

Tutorial (1P)

The Tutorial will teach you how to play! Gale will provide instructions on how to complete each Minigame. To access the Tutorial, select it from the Main Menu.

Story Mode (1P)

To start story mode, start the game. Touch to start, then tap "Start Game → Story Mode."

Gus has appointed you Head Cook! Meet his ever-increasing demands by cooking against the clock in the Superlab. Each day, you'll be given a Quota you must complete within a set time limit to progress on to the next day. After each day, you'll receive your pay packet based on your performance and efficiency, which you can spend in Saul's shop!

Story mode lasts five days, and there are two possible endings ("Good" and "Bad"). Good luck!

About save data: Story progress is not saved after powering off the Nintendo DS system or emulator due to LibFAT not working correctly on most flash carts. Some flash carts do support saving, however, and the game will attempt to save your progress to your SD card. Making save states is reccommended if you're using an emulator!

Local Multiplayer (2P)

Breaking Bad for Nintendo DS also supports up to two Nintendo DS systems playing together in a Multiplayer Vs. Battle to see who can complete their batches the quickest. You can emulate this through multiple instances on MelonDS currently, or run on hardware with two systems and two flashcarts. To set this up:

• On the first system, launch the game. Touch to start, then tap "Start Game → Host."
• If you're using MelonDS: On the menu bar, select "System → Multiplayer → Launch new instance" and open the ROM.
• On the second system/new MelonDS instance, launch the game, touch to start, then tap "Start Game → Join."
• Wait for the systems to establish communications.
• On the Host console, press the A Button to start the game.

The Host system will play as Walter, while the guest will play as Jesse. The magic that makes it work is thanks to the incredible Fewnity's amazing NiFi scaffold!

Hank's Minerals

By completing certain challenges, you'll find minerals! Hank will appraise minerals you find in the "Hank's Minerals" submenu, located in the Extras Menu. There are twelve minerals to find, and you can view how to get them by tapping on each [?] icon in the menu.

Once you've obtained a mineral, it will be displayed in the menu and selecting it will tell you what it is. Minerals marked with "??????" are a secret, so no hints there!

Music Player

You can listen to the game music through the Music Player submenu, located in the Extras menu. Use the left and right buttons on the + Control Pad to change the track.

DS Rumble Pak support

This game supports the Nintendo DS Rumble Pak! DeSMuME (but not Melon, sadly) supports emulating this — or you can insert a physical SLOT-2 DS Rumble Pak accessory on an original DS/DS Lite. If you're shopping for this accessory, you can often find it cheaper bundled with certain games, such as "actionloop" in Europe.