I know these posts are old, but I'd just like to add some input about my card.
I actually just own the version down without the 3DS, because I don't have a 3DS. Like KazoWAR and Mark McDonut said, there's no reason for me to even have interest in a flash cart with a 3DS sticker added to it when I don't even own a 3DS... yet.
Anyway, the issues with the SD card reader are usually true, as they were for me. The fact that they come with one IS convenient as you may immediately set up your card and cart if you don't have a reader already, however these are cheap and mass produced, so sometimes they will cause file corruption just from crappy read and writing speeds.
http://gbatemp.net/topic/323845-advise-against-corrupt-files/
I don't have problems with save files, but that team prolly fixed this already as a few people claimed, and the files do create themselves in lowercase letters.
The load times don't bother me; it usually takes around five seconds to load a game, and that's fine with me. After I've formated my card and launch the games and apps, it will take a few seconds to rebuild the database, but other than that, the list will show up in under a second.
While I'm talking about the menu, I will admit it is a little stupid how pointless the folder view is [EDIT:There is a reason, read on], but if you want to organize your files in a well mannered way, here's what I did:
I made four folders named "1-NDSGames", "2-Emulators", "3-HomebrewGames", and "4-HomebrewApps." This way the cartridge will list the files in order from each folder, so my DS games show first, then my emulators, followed by my homebrew games and apps last. If you go to the folder view (by pressing Y) it will simply take you to the first file of that folder in the main list, which from my discovery can be very convenient. Let's say you want to organize your games by category. Simply name folders like "Platform", "Adventure", etc. This may have been their intention when developing this cartridge; I think it's a great idea!
The homebrew works pretty well for me. There are only a few infamous homebrew games or apps that don't work, but with an alternate loader you can usually go around it. For me, I was really looking forward to using GeoWars, but I guess I'll just get the original Geometry Wars it's cloned from. I've been having issues with WiFi in my apps, but that just may be issues with my routers.
http://gbatemp.net/t...fi-and-routers/
Overall, I couldn't be more satisfied after paying the cheapo price of five bucks and upgrading from my last cartridge (lost four years ago), the EZFlash IV (FOUR not five), which was awful for homebrew. Plus, I put more of my money into the 3-In-1 Expansion Pack which allows me to play GBA games, and will work as expansion ram for a few apps. With the combination of the two and a discounded 16GB PNY SD card, I couldn't be happier. If someone could tell me, "Oh yeah, the Acekard is way better for homebrew," I would buy one of them instead. Other than that, virtually every card nowadays (maybe with the exception of reEAlly bad clones) can play NDS games at least %98 perfectly.
Edited by PetMetroid, 04 April 2012 - 07:20 AM.