Best Slot 2 Supplement For R4?

[Wyvern King]

Before you ask, I have searched but as you can see it's quite a difficult subject to think of search keywords for.

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I'm going to buy that, which will cover playing movies, MP3s, DS backups and some homebrew.

However, the R4 has little compatibility with NES/SNES/Genesis emulators, and can't play GBA backups either.

What I'd like to know is, what's a good slot 2 card (lite) to supplement that? I'd be using it 99% for playing backups of NES, SNES and Genesis, and a few GBA backups as well (not much though - I never really bought many GBA games and only have a couple).

So, Slot 2 card that runs retro games well and gets regular updates for those emus - and is Lite. Recommendations, please? So far, I think that a Supercard Lite seems to be a good option but I'd like to hear some opinions on M3 slot 2 devices as well, and others too. All help greatly appreciated, thanks

PS - I'd prefer an adapter rather than a flashcard - even better, one that runs off SD rather than Micro SD (but this is secondary to good emulation support)

[KendiKong]

I'd suggest the M3 Perfect Lite, although its rather expensive.

If you want something a little cheaper, then the Supercardlite will do although it can't play GBA games that well and updates arent as frequent as M3.

[Wyvern King]

I'd suggest the M3 Perfect Lite, although its rather expensive.

If you want something a little cheaper, then the Supercardlite will do although it can't play GBA games that well.

Thankyou Also, is there any point getting an R4 and a Supercard Lite, or should I just get a Supercard Lite and use a NoPass or smething, saving me a fair amount of cash? The only advantage I can think of is that I'll be able to hold twice as many MicroSD cards...

EDIT: Thanks for your help - I have decided to get the R4 + Supercard Lite since I'll be able to hold two micro SD cards and have more compatibility overall.

[mat128]

supercard lite can play gba games!!!