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 Posted: Thu, 24th Mar 2005 08:44 Post subject: [NDS] GBA flash cards |
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... do they work on DS? where's the best place/cheapest to find 1?
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| Posted: Thu, 24th Mar 2005 11:07 Post subject: |
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Yes they work, the best is the EZ-Flash III Powerstar, and currently the only version available is the 1gig one.
You can buy the older version, EZ-Flash II powerstar, it doesnt have as many bells and whistles, but you can buy much smaller carts (I recommend the 256 one), which cost under $100.
As to where...your on your own there, theres alot of conflicting reports as to which site will screw you, and which wont.
Also...theres no need for all that space on a GBA cart, its primarily used to store games, which are much smaller then the videos and music library you would be storing on a PSP memory stick. Unfortuntly GBA carts are expensive to make, so you end up paying for that. The good thing is, as far as I know, DS cards are much cheaper to produce, the only problem is the encryption they use, so for now we are stuck with the old GBA ones.
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| Posted: Thu, 24th Mar 2005 11:15 Post subject: |
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i have the EZ-Flash II powerstar 256MB (comes with its own linker for flashing) and it works fine on the DS. It cost around £50-£60 pounds in the UK ..just google for it
I looked up "gormless" in the dictionary, it said "without gorm" .... so i looked up "gorm" but it wasn't there ????
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| Posted: Thu, 24th Mar 2005 22:39 Post subject: |
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| Steve-O 2004 wrote: | yea I think, but for a one that holds 128MB (1gbit) it will cost you over $180
When you think that you can get 1GB (about 10gbit) for the PSP for only $140, your getting 10 times more space at a cheaper price which will make the PSP Overall cheaper  |
You just dont fucking get it, do you? You don't need all that space for GBA stuff in the first place. Anyways, if you want a GBA flash CART, not card they are carts, just make sure you get one that isnt written direcly from a GBA. So basically, dont get a F2A, because for those to be written to you have to connect the cable to the GBA link port, which the DS does not have.
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| Posted: Thu, 24th Mar 2005 23:49 Post subject: |
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| Posted: Fri, 25th Mar 2005 03:23 Post subject: |
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Let me repeat what I said.
You still dont fucking get it, do you? He wants the GBA flash cart for GBA games or homebrewed whatever, enough said.
We didnt buy the DS or GBA to play movies on or even listen to music. So having the kind of space that YOU want would be overkill.
And for games, its not useless buddy. The max size of most GBA games is 128mbit, not to mention I dont know anyone that would want to put more then 4 GBA ROMS on a cart at a time. Not to mention its still more then enough room for NES games and such.
So let me repeat it again.
YOU DONT NEED THAT KIND OF SPACE ON THE GBA OR DS
YOU DONT NEED THAT KIND OF SPACE ON THE GBA OR DS
YOU DONT NEED THAT KIND OF SPACE ON THE GBA OR DS.
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