Hardware What is the rarest DS Flashcart?
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They used to sell max media docks at walmart and best buy, were eventually replaced by Games n Music (slot-1) which also sold at best buy, walmart, and gamestop, for about 20 usd
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the media launcher is just a pass me ( aka passkey cartridge) for a slot 2 cartridge, pass keys just boot gba slot in nds mode, which is what was used until slot 1 encryption itself was broken
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there is also ds-xtreme, cyclo ds which are well known more scarce cards, that actually have compatibility
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M3 DS Real was the best and most reliable cart in my opinion. Did you get the one bundled with the rumble pak?
Along with the others saying they have a DSTWO, I also have one. The shell disintegrated because they were extremely cheaply made, but it still works.
I also have a DSTTi.
I think the rarest one that isn't a super obscure clone is probably the DSTWO Plus if I had to guess.
I also have a DSTTi.
I think the rarest one that isn't a super obscure clone is probably the DSTWO Plus if I had to guess.
Yeah, but didn't really use it much. It's here somewhere, in the DS Lite shell. I think it also came with a fullsize GBA cart shell (?), but if so that's whereabouts unknown / lost to time.
I still own a DStwo and it is working. 3DS on the other hand sometimes is too sassy to read the card. I guess I have to do some cleaning.
The replies to this thread make me feel so old 
The rarest card is the R6 gold. It's the only NDS flashcard with a gyroscope inside. It's rare for two reasons:
- Expensive (it was more expensive than the Cyclo DS)
- Most of the games didn't work, as it was buggy as hell.
I dare you to find one on sale. You just can't.
The rarest card is the R6 gold. It's the only NDS flashcard with a gyroscope inside. It's rare for two reasons:
- Expensive (it was more expensive than the Cyclo DS)
- Most of the games didn't work, as it was buggy as hell.
I dare you to find one on sale. You just can't.
"R4i 3DS" (DSi) and "TT" (DS Lite) dunno if it's rare, I've not used those handhelds in months or years, anyway.
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I have that TT DS card. It always looked cheap, but it did the job.
you could try a wii with https://wiibrew.org/wiki/WiiXplorer and ehm man this will be messy...
somehow download and extract the kernel on the wii useing the explorer i think and wiixplorer to extract, then copy the content with wiixplorer to the rood of the sdcard?
Maybe there's other consoles with these kind of tricks? Raspberry pi or arduino maybe?
have you opened it, for i doubt it be true, they copied an R4 just like all other clones..
you should add the new kernel the same way as you add roms.
could try: save writer
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How about the eWin2? is that rare?
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https://www.linfoxdomain.com/nintendo/ds/ has last software for it.
it's not the latest though, i have my r4itt running ysmenu and it works amazing.yes i did used the original software for some time but ysmenu has better compatibility
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But it have button battery inside!
https://gbatemp.net/threads/g6ds-real-review.49102/
And USB adapter looks pretty tricky.
CY7C68023-56L EZ-USB NX2LP™ USB 2.0 NAND Flash Controller. Probably hasn't been produced for a long time.
Edit: Datasheet: https://www.farnell.com/datasheets/315893.pdf
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