flash carts?!?!?!?!?

[superfan]

My friend bought a really crappy flash cart (**** cant remember the name but the guys that made gamesharks or something like that) for about $30 since it was before slot 1 cards and hes too cheap for supercard or m3. Anyway, it sucked, only played 1/4 of games, and required a nds cartridge to overwrite for the other games. I wouldnt reccomend buying the crappy versions sold in US stores.

[Mimic]

If you want an allround homebrew, music, movies and games cart, get an R4DS. It's slot 1, and comes with lot's of brilliant stuff, including Moonshell (A music, video etc homebrew app - probably the best because its skinable) and complete instalation guides. Plus it's drag 'n' drop, so no need to mess around with cables, only a micro SD card. For £30 I got the R4 and a 2GB micro DS, so its a brilliant deal. Oh yeah, DONT buy a M3 Simply, its the same thing, but the software dosen't get updated as much.

What the site says : ([Only registered and activated users can see links. ])

-2nd generation storage device (no booting tool required)
-Flush fitting slot 1 card
-Uses MicroSD card, FAT16 or 32
-Supports any MicroSD card speed with no lag in game
-Supports Clean ROM, drag and drop. Works on any OS
-Built in NoPass
-Automatically detect save type
-Save directly to MicroSD card, not to onboard chip
-Supports Moonshell and other homebrew. Open I/O interface
-User friendly skinnable interface. Touchscreen or button operation
-Supports rumble pak and memory pak
-Supports the WiFi game, DS Rumble Pak, DS Browser
-Supports changes of the background of Operation Interface
-Supports 4-scale-lightness adjustment ( DS Lite only )


Review (Of R4DS and M3 Simply) :
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

P.S. - It dosn't run GBA games + Homebrew. (Emulators on PC's run perfectly, so why bother ?)