#63290 - Lev - Sun Dec 11, 2005 9:04 am
Hi everyone. I browsed the forums a bit and seem to find two contenders for a GBA Flash Cart that I can use to bring homebrew goodness to my NDS. They are the EFA-Linker and EZ-Flash.
Can anyone tell me if there is a real difference between the two? Also, I realize that video game and PC memory are measured differently, so about what size flash cart will I need to be able to take advantage of most GBA and NDS roms? Finally, while I have not see any recommended places for buying the EZ-Flash cart, someone posted a link for the EFA cart pointing to this site. Does anyone know if that is EFA Linker I or II? Is there a real difference that I should be worried about?
Finally, I have heard it mentioned in a few threads about the "old" and "new" NDS. I have been unable to find any place where I can read more about this. Might anyone please recommend a page that would help me determined if the DS I have is of the "old" or "new" stock and what limitations this places on me?
Many thanks in advance to all those who answer!
Can anyone tell me if there is a real difference between the two? Also, I realize that video game and PC memory are measured differently, so about what size flash cart will I need to be able to take advantage of most GBA and NDS roms? Finally, while I have not see any recommended places for buying the EZ-Flash cart, someone posted a link for the EFA cart pointing to this site. Does anyone know if that is EFA Linker I or II? Is there a real difference that I should be worried about?
Finally, I have heard it mentioned in a few threads about the "old" and "new" NDS. I have been unable to find any place where I can read more about this. Might anyone please recommend a page that would help me determined if the DS I have is of the "old" or "new" stock and what limitations this places on me?
Many thanks in advance to all those who answer!