If you only play single-player, yes. Download play is important for people that have friends with DSs though and fromw hat I heard, D.P. with the RPG is a joke.
How is it a joke? It barely is even out yet.
If you only play single-player, yes. Download play is important for people that have friends with DSs though and fromw hat I heard, D.P. with the RPG is a joke.

Yes, but they do intend to add those features and once/if they do it will be the best cart then.(unless the M3 Real has something more) So how is the cart so bad? It's still too early to tell. And only one site is actually selling them right now...As for the things that keep the RPG from being the best: You're absolutely right. The same goes for every single cart. out there: if only they had the features to make them the best, they WOULD be the best!Â![]()

seeing that you own a cycloDS, where do you think that belongs in the rankings, alastair? I'm just curious.
Where do you think? Number one.
I read everything I could find about the available cartridges and purchased based on what DS flash cart. plays DS games the best. If that makes me ignorant, I'm sorrybut I will never accept from anyone that a card with inferior compatibility (R4/ARPG) is better.![]()
I didn't get my CycloDS because I heard that it had as wonderful support for download play as the other options.![]()

No, I didn't.How is it a joke? It barely is even out yet.
By way of the fact that it has terrible support.
I don't judge how well a feature works by how long the cart.'s been out either.
Yes, but they do intend to add those features and once/if they do it will be the best cart then.(unless the M3 Real has something more) So how is the cart so bad? It's still too early to tell. And only one site is actually selling them right now...
It's not like you can easily add internal memory on an R4 or CycloDS Evo or make slot-2 cards play roms without patching. Some features are hardware specific...
I intend to re-evaluate my opinion once they do fix those things. If they do, it will be the most feature-rich cart. out there (good luck to them - I'll buy it!).
It's not too early to tell. Unless you can foretell what the cart'll be like, we can only judge it by what it can do now which is perform inferiorly.
The amount fo places to buy them isn't going to change the cart. at all. I don't see your reasoning.
QUOTE(iwakura @ Sep 24 2007, 06:01 PM)oh. in your previous post you said R4 can be first and RPG can be second, so...
In addition to the features available, I wonder how difficult it would be to implement text file support, both read and write (like TxtWriter).
I think it would be awesome since I remember how tedious it was for me before I found TxtWriter, had to plug the microsd card in my comp every time I wanted to change a config...

Auto-DLDI patching has always been an advertised feature on their homepage.I just looked at the system files (not the source code), and noticed that it comes with 2 DLDI files (one for homebrew on NAND, one for homebrew on TF card).
And since the 2 DLDI files are in the folder that gets put on the root of the NAND, looks like the RPG has auto DLDI patching!
By way of the fact that it has terrible support.How is it a joke? It barely is even out yet.
I don't judge how well a feature works by how long the cart.'s been out either.
It's not too early to tell. Unless you can foretell what the cart'll be like, we can only judge it by what it can do now which is perform inferiorly.
The amount fo places to buy them isn't going to change the cart. at all. I don't see your reasoning.

I wasn't trying to reason that if more places were selling the cart it would somehow magically make the cart better...My point was the cart has just been released.(and only on one site)It's not too early to tell. Unless you can foretell what the cart'll be like, we can only judge it by what it can do now which is perform inferiorly.
The amount fo places to buy them isn't going to change the cart. at all. I don't see your reasoning.

It would be nice if a driver which could access both the NAND and the microsd would be made available, that would at least require the developers to start using different paths (like /nand and /microsd), or perhaps making / standard for the nand memory and /microsd on top of that, making it possible to use standard paths.
It would be quite difficult to engineer tho, since almost no homebrew allow you to configure where you want things to go.
Ideally I would think that all homebrew developers should adapt and put all the config files in a unix-style manner, like all the configs go in /etc with a .conf extension, and that you should at least be able to configure where all the other files belonging to that homebrew will be stored, etc.
I think this will be very difficult to achieve though.
so does anyone know if download play is going to be fixed by launch? cheers

See, this is what I was trying to point out. The RPG has already launched (even though only bamboogaming is selling them) hasn't it? I also had the impression that the cart wasn't even released yet earlier, but that's wrong, right?so does anyone know if download play is going to be fixed by launch? cheers

Haha. I had no idea. That is apalling. Although the CycloDS, as new as it is, is more or less un-available from most sites. These groups need to get their act together - if they want to sell a product, they should have it available to sell.Again, how can it have terrible support when not even in people's hands yet? By that basis, R4 has terrible support because it hasn't fixed the ARM7 bug. I'm not trying to attack you but you should really have some patience before making such judgments.
Ahh pardon. I wasn't thinking of the same "support". I revoke my previous comment.
I think this cart preform better then R4 did on launch![]()
Don't speak to me, animal.
I mean they only limited the first batch to about 50 right? Even so, it was a pretty dissappointing launch.My point was the cart has just been released.(and only on one site)
You speak truths, Seraph.
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