Reset the 3ds and try again, decrease the clock speed on it if you have to get it to work.
just dont. its useless compared to cfw.
it does exactly the same thing, you just need to know how.
only downfall is roms (.3ds) are not region free.
Not even close. Stargate 3DS has so many shortcomings versus custom firmware.
- Scrolling through games is a chore with that toggle switch. There's no comparison to on demand HOME Menu layout.
- The flashcart's toggle switch is fragile. Once broken, you can't buy a replacement switch to fix it.
- Stargate is limited to 128 GB micro SD card. Custom firmware does not have that capacity limitation.
- Stargate costs about US$90 without the SD card factored in. In America, a 256 GB micro SD costs about US $50. Even if you subtract $20 for the lofty DS flashcart mode, CFW still saves you more money.
- You don't even need a DS flashcart to play DS games nowadays as we have the lovely nds-bootstrap & TWiLight Menu.
- With custom firmware, you don't have to worry about needing a private header to avoiding getting banned online.
- Custom firmware can play out of region of titles and romhacks using Luma patching.
- Custom firmware can play games from other systems through a variety of homebrew emulators, not just those from the 3DS and DS libraries.
Is the DS-side of this flashcard a clone to any other flashcard? Like an R4, DSTT, Acekard, or anything like that?
I think the R4i gold 3ds plus is a better option than Stargate 3ds. Supports DS games and installed CFW to my console, plus, the price is very very cheap.
I mean, we've known that almost any old DS flashcart is better than the Stargate ever since CFW with sigpatches was created so we didn't need 3DS flashcarts...
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