Day 8: SuperCard Slot-2 Carts

[NonStopInTheMix]

I love my supercard slot-2. THis is probably because i was never much of a fan for GBA games and just jumped directly to the homebrew and the NDS rom support.

Its also great how the supercard team continues to support all their previous devices!

 

[Nero]

I voted "Decent".

Its NDS support is great, but the GBA side is sub-par. EZFlash 3 in 1 would kill SuperCard in its Slot-2 series.
The GUI isn't too pretty either, but it was a great Flashcart for its time.

~Nero

 

[science]

They're great! They got me into the NDS scene because they were the cheapest, but everything worked very well from them! Lots of support for their cards, very happy with them!

 

[greyhound]

my SCLite served me well before the R4 was released. I just use it for homebrew and some GBA now.

 

[Neko]

Everyone one who votes "Stay Away" and doesn't reply to this topic is a ... retard!!111

SCs rock , it's great that they are still supported and still get great features. (only Slot 2 Cards with DLDI patching)

 

[AndreXL]

Well, I voted "Great" but did not reply... errr... now I replied

I own a SC MiniSD and support was way better than most slot 1 cards!!!

 

[gh0ul]

I chose 'stay away' because simply, I didnt get into the scene until slot-1 solutions came out. I just didnt see the need for slot 2 devices for NDS purposes.
However, I do own a EZ-Flash 3-in-1 Expansion Pack for my GBA gaming needs and it totally rocks.

 

[xcalibur]

It has great support and nds compatibility and almost all emulators can run on this card but the thing that kills it is the lousy gba compatibility.
So thats why I chose decent.

 

[Renegade_R]

My SuperCard CF has never failed me once...the support is just tops too.

 

[Nero]

I chose 'stay away' because simply, I didnt get into the scene until slot-1 solutions came out. I just didnt see the need for slot 2 devices for NDS purposes.
However, I do own a EZ-Flash 3-in-1 Expansion Pack for my GBA gaming needs and it totally rocks.

It was the only way of playing NDS games back then, when there were no Slot-1 Flashcarts.

~Nero

 

[kuyamiko]

i like my SC...
but i accidentally sat on my DS once, and the SC was never the same.

the DS now gives the SC a 50/50 chance of reading the card.

 

[bobrules]

Decent card but not as good as the m3 imo.

 

[Playset6199]

I voted decent, because although they are great value, and maybe even pionneers in the GBA piracy world, the compatibility pales in comparison to that of the M3/G6 or the EZ-Flash cards, and when I buy a slot 2 card, I expect near perfect compatibility.
Why else would anyone get a slot 2 card nowadays, with all the slot 1 solutions.

 

[coolitom]

I love how after you load a game once, if you turn on the system and decide to play again, you don't have to bother with the loading again unlike slot-1 cards today. I prefer to pop my ds open and resume back to the game i was playing before without having to put it on standby (which i usually leave on too long causing battery to drain out)

 

[[M]artin]

The Supercard Lite was also my first flashcart.

Kinda sucks that the SCDS1 was announced about a week after I bought it but eh...

I ended up buying a first batch SCDS1 a few weeks later and they have both been in my DS ever since.

 

[nintendofreak]

GREAT.
My first cart was a SuperCard SD, it did EVERYTHING i wanted it to. Played all the games I wanted it to, great for homebrew, and cheap!!!

I'll love it forever

 

[Foie2]

I voted "stay away." But that's because I had a EZ4 Lite back in the day, so I'm just biased like that. And also because of the lackluster GBA support, which should be near-full compatibility for slot-2 cards. I guess the homebrew made up for it though...

 

[amptor]

I'd say this day an age get an M3 product. It has better support and functionality. Apparantly there's no perfect camera card based product for GBA compatability but SuperCard is nowhere near close.

 

[redact]

i've got one and it's pure evil