It's About Time We Get A DS-based Flash Cart

Posted Sep 15, 2006 at 1:28PM by QJ Staff Listed in: Nintendo DS Tags: FlashMe, GBA, Moonshell
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DS-Link CardFlash Carts are devices primarily used for back-ups and homebrews. Only a few of these are currently available in the market, and most are GBA-based. Thanks to Ndspuffin, we now know the first generation of DS (slot-1)-based flash carts has already arrived.

Aptly called the DS-Link Card, this device is compatible with all original DS consoles, including the DS Lites. Using this should not be a problem as its size matches that of the original DS card. Several problems encountered with the DS were also addressed. The built-in cache system prevents games from lagging, and the 4M Flash Saving System makes sure saved files remain, well, saved.

DS-Link CardAside from the above mentioned, the DS-Link Card offers support for the following:
  • TF (MicroSD) cards up to 2GB
  • FlashMe v7.0
  • GBA Slot Expansion Device (such as shock packages, cruise expansion cards, gyroscopes sensors)
  • MoonShell (able to play MP3, Movies, Ebooks and others)
The DS-Link card can be purchased online at Pdapuffin for $59.00.

Via Pdapuffin

 
 
 

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by Fred - 2006-09-15 09:54
» Dont be too hasty

No Passme Built In Which Requires Either The DS To Be Flashed Or To Do A "Swap Trick" With The MK4 Mini

Still Have To Patch Roms

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