Neversoft
May 2002
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I'm our resident self-appointed expert on this subject (honest!).
The faggots above are right for a change. I personally have a Supercard Lite (slot 2) with a Max Media Launcher (slot 1) because I was an early adopter. More to the point, I keep that setup because you need a slot 2 cart if you want to play GBA roms on your DS.
If it's ONLY DS games you care about though, a no-frills slot 1 card is right up your street.
The R4DS and M3Simple are IDENTICAL. With a few tricks they can even use the same firmware. The Supercard DSOne is done by a different manufacturer and tends to be faster because it doesn't have the R4 and M3s "flashy" interface - it's also got 100% compatability for the real-time-save option (you can save any game at any point).
I believe most of the manufacturers are also moving to SDHC, which is high capacity SD cards. I *believe* the reader is the same and this only requires a firmware update but don't quote me on that.
Finally, there's the bees knees which is the Acekard, which is slot 1 only but supports SDHC cards AND has a USB connector and built-in flashmem. It's also fully open source but quite expensive.
So in summary?
R4DS/M3Simple if you want cheap and functional.
Supercard DSOne if you want a few more functions, better build quality and better/faster software.
Acekard if you want to fire lasers out of your DS and reverse time. Tis about twice the price of an R4 though.
There's assloads of other flashcarts out there but the three above are the main players and if any other company may leave you hanging for firmware updates to get some of the more recent (copy protected) roms running.
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