Hacking What new flashcart should I get for NDSlite?

[Kiaku]

Well, I've recently thought about getting a new flashcart for my DSlite, since I've been using an R4 ever since I received my DS, which was like 5 years ago. I would prefer a cart that has an in-game-menu that allows real-time-guide. I looked up Supercard DS one, but the microSD speed is highly depended upon.

 

[Nathan Drake]

Class is gonna matter somewhat regardless of which flash cart you get at this point due to wanting the real time guide option. It isn't really important though. I'll touch on that a little further down.

I would suggest the Supercard DSTwo. It comes with the features you want with lots of nice extras. It runs about $35 from most places.

Check out the features here:
http://eng.supercard.sc/manual/dstwo/

Check out the GBAtemp review here:
http://gbatemp.net/t232281-supercard-dstwo-review

For the MicroSD card, I would suggest about an 8gb Class 4 Sandisk. The Class 4 is to guarantee everything works as it should, though you can always go to Class 6 if you want to be really safe. Pretty sure upwards of a Class 6 is unnecessary though.

The brand of MicroSD isn't super important, but sticking with either a Sandisk or Transcend (I guess Transcend is fairly popular too) guarantees good quality for the most part.

Try the shoptemp page listed below to find sites to buy from:
http://shoptemp.net/products/Supercard-DSTWO.html

 

[Evo.lve]

Just to let you know, Sandisk is pretty notorious. If you want a microSD card, the two that are almost virtually guaranteed to work are A-Data and Transcend Class 6 cards.

 

[npk1]

I own a DS2, and am quite satisfied with it. So far, I have onl had an issue with one game ever (WW DIY). The Dstwo mayseem expensive, but it is completely worth it. It has a processor in it that will allw you to play unpatched games, arcade games(MAME) , and even emulaate some older console(SNES, GBA).