Hacking N-CARD

Sinkhead · Dec 2, 2006

felix at SCDEV said:
N-CARD is another new slot 1 card. It uses internal storage. A MicroSD version is in development.
Approximately US$25 for 128MByte, $40 for 512MB, $50 for 1GB.
On sale 8 December.

Works on unflashed DS.
High compatibly. Out of 55 games tested, only Pinky Street Kira Kira Music Hour doesn't work. Akumajou Dracula, Tony Hawk, Opera etc all work.
Clean rom, drag and drop.

Touch screen interface.

Uses a USB to slot 2 cable to connect to computer (like the USB to link port cable for some GBA flashcarts).

Disadvantages
Virtually no homebrew support. Manufacturer is working on it.
No built in NoPass. Burning a NoPass rom to it works though.
Need to set save type for new games.
Cannot run GBA games.
Single cart download play does not work for some games.

Source: DSGBA official forum at NDSBBS

It seems nice, but it needs a special format like AceKard.

OSW · Dec 2, 2006

FTW! Crazy! I wouldn't hold your breath untill a lot more info is released on this one...
Very cheap though for built in memory though.

Sinkhead · Dec 2, 2006

I created an information page for it

Place of clickage

Please PM me if any more information is found and I haven't already added it. Or you can comment on that page I linked to.

doit · Dec 2, 2006

where i can buy that card? i leave in europe

Sinkhead · Dec 2, 2006

It is released on the 8th of December however I would advise you to wait for some reviews before you buy it.

- Sam

doit · Dec 2, 2006

so do someone know where i can pre-order this card?

Sinkhead · Dec 2, 2006

The only information I can find on this card is in Chinese.

- Sam

kaks · Dec 2, 2006

im in i want one as well.

Devil_Spawn · Dec 2, 2006

anybody know if it works with the hacked opera browser?

CatScam · Dec 3, 2006

So it transfers files threw the slot 2 port, to the slot 1 card?

TiredFire · Dec 3, 2006

Why on earth would you want that? You have to use slot-2 in order to use slot-1? Doesn't that defeat the purpose of a slot-1 solution? Gimme a break!

Destructobot · Dec 3, 2006

It's a slot 1 card. It runs games from slot 1. What difference does it make if it uses slot 2 to transfer data onto the card?

kaks · Dec 3, 2006

01001011011010010110110001101100001000000110000101101100011011000010000001101000
011101010110110101100001011011100111001100100001

- aha..... "kill all humans" you say... gotcha

j/k

blackjaguar355 · Dec 3, 2006

I dont get it, They SHOULD just make a device to read the NDS card like the Ninjapass I think.

PS: Whats the deal with needing to charge this Flashcard, dont they usually just take the power from the DS to run.

Edit:If this flashcard requires special formating why is it that they said just "DRAG AND DROP" clean roms then.

Edit2This looks too fishy to me, I have a Theory that the company behind this card are the Guys that made the Ultra Flashcard, followed by the Ninjapass, then the NDS 1:1 which never came out and then This card. Is too obvious this is why both the NDS 1:1 and the "N-card" both have NDSGBA written on the front sticker.

Destructobot · Dec 3, 2006

blackjaguar355: Drag & drop does not just refer to windows explorer/my computer. They could allow you to drag a rom from either into the software they provide for the card. They could also provide a driver to allow the new filesystem to be accessed by windows, thereby allowing drag & drop in windows explorer. Maybe they just mean you can drag a rom from the left side of their software to the right side. Maybe they're just full of it.

Looking at the claims and the price, it sounds like a load of crap.

kaks: I was wondering if anyone would bother converting my sig.

blackjaguar355 · Dec 3, 2006

If they are the guys behind the Ninjapass Why dont they just use this:

The NDS card reader.

PS:This device would work much better IMO.

cheeo · Dec 3, 2006

Interesting card, I know competition is good but with all these new manufactures coming out I have a feeling this will do more harm then good. They’ll just be taking sales from the proven makers & then more then likely end up not backing their product. I hope I’m wrong, but with the pie getting sliced up buy so many new manufactures I don’t see much of a profit in a $30-$50 card.

bullet007 · Dec 4, 2006

The people behind this product (DSGBA) also made the UFP, UFP1G, NDS 1:1, and now this, the N-card

this is basicly the same product over and over again, only better interface and different name.

yzx571 · Dec 6, 2006

more pics

It's another Acekard
unique file system
poor support for homebrew,moonshell don't work on it
unstable saving system,uses the built-in capacitor as the powersupply for the savefile,you must charge your Ncard every 2 weeks to keep your savefiles
opera?yes,it does work

thegame07 · Dec 6, 2006

dont like the look of it would rather buy a diffrent card

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