I just got it a few hours ago... been playing nonstop ever since.
I bought mine from leetmod.ca, shipping took 1 week (ordered sunday night, shipped monday, got it monday)
After taking it out from the flat envelop, the set up was fast - it took me 3 minutes to log on the computer, download the firmware files on the official DSTT website, upload the downloaded "Back-ups", start up the DS and play.
the included microSD-USB-reading device is quite small and cute, but it fits very snuggly with my computer. also the microSD fits extremely tight on the reader.
The included microSD from leetmod.ca did not include an SD adaptor. this implies that I need to use the included microSD-USB-reading device.
I've read that there were a lot of defects regarding the product. some say there's a return rate of 25%. The QC just isn't there.
Before I actually had my hands on it and played it on my DS, I was quite concerned about this. I recommend asking the place you are buying from to verify that it works before sending it out. I didn't know about the high rate of defects until the product was shipped. Luckily I got a perfectly working one
there are people who claim that there are issues with the "spring" of the microSD slot, but it's seems fine for me. I've had a slot 2 supercard and a slot 2 Ez-Flash IV, both were not spring loaded. I feel very lucky because I don't need to drag and pull my microSD card out... and filing my nails in the process.
As for the quality of the cart - I haven't really examined it fully. i'm too busy playing XDDD who cares about the quality as long as it goes in and out in one piece. Also, the case of the DS protects it. So I'm not worried about it breaking.
I do however dislike the front-load for the microSD. it's very easy to spot someone playing a back-up device. However, allocating the microSD-slot to the side will make it difficult/inconvenient if you just want a quick upload of a game. Also, taking out and putting in will most wear down the durability of the catridge in the long run.
Overall, I'm glad that mine is perfect in every way. I just plug it in with the appropriate files and firmware, and play.
I'm quite happy with the product. It plays what i want it to, and if I come across a game that I can't play, I know where to get help
thanks Gbatemp for the DSTT review which persuaded me to buy this rather than the R4
I bought mine from leetmod.ca, shipping took 1 week (ordered sunday night, shipped monday, got it monday)
After taking it out from the flat envelop, the set up was fast - it took me 3 minutes to log on the computer, download the firmware files on the official DSTT website, upload the downloaded "Back-ups", start up the DS and play.
the included microSD-USB-reading device is quite small and cute, but it fits very snuggly with my computer. also the microSD fits extremely tight on the reader.
The included microSD from leetmod.ca did not include an SD adaptor. this implies that I need to use the included microSD-USB-reading device.
I've read that there were a lot of defects regarding the product. some say there's a return rate of 25%. The QC just isn't there.
Before I actually had my hands on it and played it on my DS, I was quite concerned about this. I recommend asking the place you are buying from to verify that it works before sending it out. I didn't know about the high rate of defects until the product was shipped. Luckily I got a perfectly working one
there are people who claim that there are issues with the "spring" of the microSD slot, but it's seems fine for me. I've had a slot 2 supercard and a slot 2 Ez-Flash IV, both were not spring loaded. I feel very lucky because I don't need to drag and pull my microSD card out... and filing my nails in the process.
As for the quality of the cart - I haven't really examined it fully. i'm too busy playing XDDD who cares about the quality as long as it goes in and out in one piece. Also, the case of the DS protects it. So I'm not worried about it breaking.
I do however dislike the front-load for the microSD. it's very easy to spot someone playing a back-up device. However, allocating the microSD-slot to the side will make it difficult/inconvenient if you just want a quick upload of a game. Also, taking out and putting in will most wear down the durability of the catridge in the long run.
Overall, I'm glad that mine is perfect in every way. I just plug it in with the appropriate files and firmware, and play.
I'm quite happy with the product. It plays what i want it to, and if I come across a game that I can't play, I know where to get help
thanks Gbatemp for the DSTT review which persuaded me to buy this rather than the R4