Anyone know if it's possible to play GBA games via the EZ Flash Parallel straight off the microSD card? I know you can install TwilightMenu as an option.
EZ Flash Parallel / GBA ROMs
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As far as I know this product doesn't have this feature built in, you have to rely on third party homebrew to do this.
GBARunner3 runs, albeit poorly due to terrible SD speeds. (MK:SC becomes a flickering mess)
Also TWiLightMenu does not function well on this cart either (DLDI flat-out breaks nds-bootstrap, no other cart I can think of manages to do this. Hansol tried writing a replacement as well, which at least lets games boot, but that still ends up corrupting saves. Saving settings also takes up to a full minute)
Also TWiLightMenu does not function well on this cart either (DLDI flat-out breaks nds-bootstrap, no other cart I can think of manages to do this. Hansol tried writing a replacement as well, which at least lets games boot, but that still ends up corrupting saves. Saving settings also takes up to a full minute)
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