Hardware Best (current) 3DS Flash Cart

[Mn3stis]

I have had the Acekard 2i for quite some time now for DS emu. But now I am looking to move on to something more powerful and current.

I am looking to purchase the most current 3DS flash cart. I use a 3DS XL mainly.

Looking mainly for 3DS emu, media playback will not be a feature that concerns me.

In the mean time I will continue to sift through outdated posts looking for an answer as well :-p.

Thank you

 

[EyeZ]

The DSTWO is the best flashcart you can buy.

Costs more than the rest, but you expect to pay more for quality.

 

[Mn3stis]

The DSTWO is the best flashcart you can buy.

Costs more than the rest, but you expect to pay more for quality.

Is there a specific site you would recommend?

 

[Chary]

Is there a specific site you would recommend?

RealHotStuff is a great site. I got an R4 and a SuperCard from them, and they shipped it out pretty fast.

 

[Mn3stis]

Is that site trusted, Kinda irks me they dont accept paypal.

 

[EyeZ]

Is that site trusted, Kinda irks me they dont accept paypal.

RealHotStuff is a trusted site, many members here have used it.

You will find it tough to find a site that accepts Paypal now.

 

[Rydian]

Looking mainly for 3DS emu

Nothing plays 3DS ROMs.

 

[rooskie54]

Is that site trusted, Kinda irks me they dont accept paypal.

They ship out of New Jersey so you'll get fast shipping (unlike most sites that are based out of Hong Kong). I bought a DSTWO from them last fall for my room mate because he was paranoid of them stealing his credit card information. I haven't had any weird charges show up.

For what it's worth I even called them to confirm they shipped out of Jersey. After a ring or two a woman picked up who had an american accent and was able to confirm they had the DSTWO in stock and that they shipped out of New Jersey. RealHotStuff is on point.

 

[nukeboy95]

Is that site trusted, Kinda irks me they dont accept paypal.

http://shoptemp.net/products/Supercard-DSTWO.html

find shops and shop reviews there

 

[domer]

almost all of flash cart resellers are no longer able to accept Paypal

It's not PayPal, but with one of my Bank of America credit cards, I'm able to create a temporary "credit card" with a preset spending limit and expiration date so that I shop online. I'm then provided with a credit card number, expiration date, etc. that I can use to transact. I used the feature when ordering two DSTWO cards. I set the spending limit to $100, and have the "card" expiring in two months. It never hurts to check and see of your credit card company offers this feature.