GBA flash cart.

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Mikeyman64
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GBA flash cart.

Post by Mikeyman64 »

Well, the Mother 3 translation is almost done. That means that I need a flash cart so that I can patch my rom (and when I say my, I mean I own the game) and play it on it's native console. The GBA (or DS).

Does anyone have a preferred flash cartridge? It would be great if anyone knows of one that supports GBA games (obviouly) and has a microSD upgrade slot or something of that nature, but the SD slot isn't imperative.

I looked into the EZ4 Lite, but as odd as it may sound, it doesn't play GBA roms. :?
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Post by palmertech »

Are you sure? I thought it could... :?

Do you have a slot 1 card? If so, get an EZ 3 in 1. It can only hold one game at a time in NOR, and it takes about 2 minutes to flash, but it wroks flawless. You can even take it out and play it in a GBA! (Must mod case to fit in gba). It has a bunch of other cool features that make it worth buying.

If you want a dedicated flashcart, EZflash IV is the way to go.
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Post by Bibin »

If you can find it, get an EZ-Flash II Powerstar- I have one, and it can hold as many games as you can fit in it. It runs off of NOR flash, so it's quite fast when in use. Mine is only 128mBit, but there are ones with higher capacities available.
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