Hacking Best GB flashcart?

[Xarsah16]

Yea, I didn't understand anything in the other topic I saw. What's the best GB flashcart that is generally easy to use, and what site can I get it on? I of course want to play those rom's I've downloaded of all the older games on my brick or GBC. I also will probably want a GBA one, so yea. I'm completely new to this, but these things interest me. I always love learning more about electronic hardware.

 

[4saken]

All of the GBA slot 2 cards won't work in the brick Gameboy (AFAIK).

 

[Xarsah16]

I have a GBA and a GBA SP to use the GBA card with. I have almost every Nintendo handheld there is.

 

[MacGnG]

well..... i know there used to be a flash cart for GBC, i dont remember what it was called or anything like that. all i know is that it was expensive. but the GBA flash carts wont fit into the GBC cause its not the same size.

Links:
http://www.reinerziegler.de/readplus.htm
http://www.devrs.com/gb/files/simpleio.html

 

[thieves like us]

visoly made a series of gb/gbc flash carts (flash linker series). I've still got a few of them lying about as well as their gba ones. good times.

they work using the parallel port on your pc, but thankfully the image sizes were so small that transfer times weren't that bad. I'll take some photos of what I have when I get back from being out of town.

 

[amptor]

Bung MGD3 64 megabit

Mr. Flash 64 megabit (basically the same thing)

where to buy? nowhere, unless tototek has some used ones. email them.

 

[Xarsah16]

I forgot which site I saw it on, but I saw a GB Bridge for only 20 bucks. I'll go searching again soon.

http://www.gameboy-advance.net/flash_card/...2-powerstar.htm

I found this listed on the Gameboy-advance.net website, though. It's the GBA EZFlash II 1GBit PowerStar DevKit. Though the price tag is a little much, it looks like the easiest one to use, and it's got lots of options. Does that look like a good one? I think I want it. I'll go find it somewhere.

And is there, maybe, software out there that's able to convert a .gb rom to a .gba file? The original gameboy games could always be played on a GBA... That way I wouldn't have to go out and buy the bridge too.

 

[PikaPika]

And is there, maybe, software out there that's able to convert a .gb rom to a .gba file? The original gameboy games could always be played on a GBA... That way I wouldn't have to go out and buy the bridge too.

You can use Goomba. Ir's a GB emulator for GBA.

 

[Xarsah16]

I don't need an emulater.. I already use VisualBoy, whatever the hell it's called. I need the flash cart

 

[myuusmeow]

No, Goomba runs on your GBA and let's you play a lot of GB/C games, saving you a lot of the hassle and trouble of finding and buying a GB Bridge or a GB flashcart.

 

[Nero]

Anyone know where I can still get a GB Bridge?

I think this is the GB Bridge you're talking about. I'm not 100% positive since I don't know anything about dumping old GB/GBC games.

http://www.linker4u.com/pp/item_detail.asp...3A37430BDDBD%7D

~Nero