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i just want to know what was your first flash card and when did you get it? mine was the Acekard 2i back in august last year.
GBA: ExtremeFlashAdvance II, cost me about $110
NDS: SuperCard DS One (I was an early adopter, no SDHC)
DS flashcarts were already out when I got the EFAII, but only the DS-Xtreme, NinjaDS and the Max Media Dock IIRC - I wanted a DS-X, glad I didn't buy one
NDS: SuperCard DS One (I was an early adopter, no SDHC)
DS flashcarts were already out when I got the EFAII, but only the DS-Xtreme, NinjaDS and the Max Media Dock IIRC - I wanted a DS-X, glad I didn't buy one
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One of those exact clone R4s with a 2GB Micro SD for about $20.00. Got it back in February 2009. Still have it and used it a few hours ago to play JWTB (I need new AKAIO!
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GBA: Flash2Advance 32MB I think, I bought 2 cards and 1 cord for like $250. I KNOW!
DS: EZFlash4 ($70?), then upgraded toEZ5($30?), still don't have sdhc, but I rarely play my DS anymore
DS: EZFlash4 ($70?), then upgraded toEZ5($30?), still don't have sdhc, but I rarely play my DS anymore
My first was the good ol' Acekard 2. I'm a bit of a novice, only being around for a year, but I'm glad I did some research and got a good card instead of falling for an R4 clone.
Honestly, I almost did buy one. But after stalking GBAtemp for awhile, your words of wisdom pointed me in the right direction.
Honestly, I almost did buy one. But after stalking GBAtemp for awhile, your words of wisdom pointed me in the right direction.
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R4 ORIGINAL FTW!
My grandma bought it for me from China almost 4 years ago! (I had to wait 2 more years until I got my DS)
My grandma bought it for me from China almost 4 years ago! (I had to wait 2 more years until I got my DS)
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