woo nice

is it also possible to load java things in C#?
if so you could make apps for the Nintendo DS in Java?
just load the java in C# then

I'm not sure if Java can be loaded into .NET but you
can load .NET DLL components into Java.
The nintendo DS uses c++ as the language to develop NDS software.
Quoted from wikipedia
Programming
Homebrew DS applications are generally programmed using C/C++. A popular toolchain is devkitARM. A few libraries that make programming easier include libnds, libfat, dswifi and PAlib. libfat helps developers write to a FAT file system on the homebrew storage device while dswifi allows developers use WiFi on the DS. Several tutorials have been written about the various aspects of the system. fpc4nds is a port of FreePascal for cross compile for DS.
Popular development packages:
* devkitPro offers devkitARM, libnds, dswifi, libfat and maxmod.
Tools and libraries:
* PAlib, "Programmers Arsenal". As of April 8 2009 PAlib 090408 supports r25 of devkitArm and 1.3.2 of libnds. Previously the toolchain maintainers strongly recommended avoiding PAlib because it did not work with the latest versions of devkitARM and libnds.
* DS Game Maker, a shareware frontend for PAlib that appeals to users new to the homebrew scene.
* Maxmod, an addon library which supports playback of MOD, S3M, XM, and IT modules.
* libfat, library for using the Filesystem (successor of GBA NDS FAT)
* libellen, a library addon for libnds which allows easy development of basic concepts such as sprites and backgrounds[4]
* GBA NDS FAT, outdated Library for using the Filesystem
Other tools and libraries:
* MicroLua, a new library which uses Lua scripts. Scripts can be written and compiled on the DS itself, for handy development.
* DSLua, an old outdated Nintendo DS library using Lua (.lua) programmed scripts.
* Python, a converted Stackless Python port, which runs Python (.py) scripts. A updated version of this available at DSPython.