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M3 Simply, probably the best made Slot-1 Flashcart, great readme's if you're new and afraid to jump in, but when you do it's easy!
Click and drag, great skins can be found online, music player is great if you have headphones, a lot of homebrew support, may require dldi patching which is the only hassle I've come across because some stuff doesn't get patched correctly.
r4 is awesome
M3:
Original DS slot 1 cart size
Built in PassMe support (acts as its own device and a Passme Device to your other M3 products )
MicroSd Support for external storage. Choose your storage size and brand.
Boot clean dump images
Drag and Drop Functionality (no patching required)
No drivers required
Standard FAT system support .
Upgradable Firmware ( OS / Bios / Kernel )
Touch Screen control
Skinning support
Auto detect the saves
Homebrew support , IO lib will release on launch .
Watch movies , listen to MP3 & read TXT on the DS via Moonshell.
WiFi , DS rumble pack & DS browser Support .
R4:
Original DS slot-1 cart size
Built in PassMe support (acts as its own device and a Passme Device to your other DS products )
MicroSD Support for external storage. Choose your storage size and brand.
Boot clean dump images
Drag and Drop Functionality (no patching required)
No drivers required
Standard FAT system support .
Upgradable Firmware ( OS / Bios / Kernel )
Touch Screen control
Skinning support
Auto detect the saves
Homebrew support , IO lib will release on launch .
Watch movies , listen to MP3 & read TXT on the DS via Moonshell.
WiFi , DS rumble pack & DS browser Support .
G6:
One single unified device, no need for GBA Cart, external memory or passme/flashme
Functions as a flash cart, compatible with homebrew, media and other image files
Plug 'n Play, no PC software required allowing for some seriously sweet Drag 'n Drop file transfer
Intuitively designed custom operating system which is fully upgradeable
Included 8GBit (1 Gigabyte) onboard flash memory
Compatible with all current and future DS consoles Guaranteed!
Same size as original DS cartridge does NOT stick out!
Custom engineered High-Speed USB 2.0 mini-B connector, and full sized EEPROM.
Durable and elegant casing
No Software required for programming
Custom Operating system
i love my r4 but it has been the only one i have
but i been thinking about gettin the EZ flash exspansion for it
I had a MMD but that thing sux :mad: and i never use it. Sounds like r4 or m3simply is the way to go. The evo sounds good too. i cant really tell a difference between them except price. im going to get one of them :thumbup: , not sure which one yet. I just want microsd support and no patch drag drop rom play. what types of roms do they support? what format and resolution movies do they play? :confused:
I got a Supercard SD, a M3 simply and a M3 Perfect Lite.
The M3 simply is the easiest to use. No converting.
The M3 perfect has the most features, but it,s a little more difficult to use it and you have to convert every application or game. But it run´s GBA files and has a really great menue.
Its the same with the supercard but the menue really suck´s but allmost everything works, and converting runs much faster than on the M3 perfect.
I can´t decide wich of the M3 is best because both of them have different features but the supercard is loosing!!!
And every flash card with build-in memory is waste of money.
Ive only used one, R4, but the experienceIve had w/ it has been great, and i suggest it to all.
Are these CycloDS Evolutions any good?
Really like the sound of them, i haven't bought a DS Flashcart yet....
http://www.emuboards.com/invision/in...howtopic=28740
I use games n music but it only plays homebrew nds games ;)
hey guys. I have bought 3 flashcards in the last year and all of them have somehow someway broken or stopped functioning correctly. My first GBA flash card was an Ultra Flash Card 512MBIT and it worked fine for a while but after a week it stopped saving ($40 down the drain). My second GBA FLASH CARD flash card didn't support some games and after 2 weeks it stopped burning 25% through the process (another $40 down the drain).I just bought an EZ-Flash V and it was fine after a little tinkering and for a while i was happy. But after about a week it stopped working. I put the micro sd card in it with the shell folder and i made sure i had the most recent loader (done twice!) but when i put the micro sd card in all it said was "no found EXFS." After a few more nights of tinkering and lots of formatting i figured out that the micro sd card slot on the EZ-V was broken and unless i forcibly knock the micro sd card into the slot it would start and pop up a blue screen and instead code going down it would show "no found EXFS" and then freeze...$60 down the drain...
So what i ask is what is THE most reliable NDS flash card out there? I've heard a lot about the R4DS and the CycloDS but which one will last a long long time without it screwing up? Thanks in advance guys!!
P.S. Please quote my question so i know you're answering it! Thanks :)!!