DS-Xtreme Flash Cart - Pictures + Info |
TeamXodus and DS-X have annouced their first NDS flashcart that will be coming
on the market shortly. This comes along side several other NDS flash carts that
are the same size as the NDS game cartridge! We originally started to see
Passkey/Passme devices form into this new slim, small shape of the NDS
cartridge, but it has become a much more popular with development teams using
it as a full flashcart. Such products as the NinjaPass, NinjaDS, Ultra Flash
Cart, and DSLink have all been housed in a DS cart-sized shell. This new wave
of devices comes with drawbacks such as requiring a flashed NDS or a small
memory capacity. However, the DS-Xtreme Flashcart will supposedly feature
built-in passme support.
TeamXodus's new product, the DS-Xtreme Flashcart, will function as a
plug-and-play device with no computer software. You would connect using a USB-B
cable to connect your PC's USB-slot directly to the DS cartridge that has a
USB-B port at the top of the cartridge. It has been unclear as to how one would
go about patching files to play on their DS-Xtreme, but homebrew NDS files do
not need to be patched with most devices.
Via TeamXodus
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i was thinking ninja, then g6 lite, then m3 lite, then ezlink,...now i think i'm just gonna go buy an old m3 so i can play it on my gba...
I am definetly thinking about buying one of these things for homebrew. Now that I don't need a Passme or anything like that. But with all the latest releases it is really hard to tell which one to get.
@ #2, don't expect hombrew too soon, newer devices tend to have poor hombrew support for quite a while when released.
The EZIV still has poor homebrew support and thats been out for a long time now.
im buying this! : ) it looks better then the others and it has a 4gb of storage updates and i dont have to buy anything else.
Nice, but still not perfect. I'd like to see a nds-cartridge sized cart, that uses microsd and has a built-in passme.
and is gba-rom support possible with these things or does that really require a gba cart in slot2?
@ #4 just bare in mind that 4Gb (Gigabit) is actually 512MB (megabyte) before making your final decision.
yay
8 Bits to a Byte
That's what my mother always told me LOL, anywas
Looks kewl
Wish it did have expansdable memory, but 512MB isnt too bad for NDS (now my PSP, need my 2GB + 1GB stick for that)
not 1 of the sites mentioned on the official website has any mention of preordering this product. anyone found a site taking orders of a site with any more information?
if you buy a DS flash, make sure that it supports external memory sticks, the built in memory ones are terrible because you are always low on space.
M3 and one other, maybe supercard, use mem sticks.
well that sucks it completely changed my mind ill wait for on that supports other memory cards for expandable memory and gba rom support i couldnt find it on preorder im begging to think its fake
I am going to order one. Dinineo has them on pre order
Looks like a cool product
everthing i ever need for my DS