Dual boot flashcart
- Thread starter EarthPenguin861
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- Format your msd card
- Copy files of the kernel of your choice to your msd card: EOS v1.0SP6, Wood for DSOne v1.25.4 or Retrogamefans YSMenu Fork v7.06 (I cannot recommend Wood, as the version for DSOne is really outdated)
- copy all files from TWiLightMenu Flashcard version to the root of your msd card, except the folders "Autoboot" and "Flashcard Loader"
- Boot your dsone with your preferred kernel from above.
- To start Twilight Menu run the file "boot.nds" from the root of your msd within the booted kernel.
- Copy files of the kernel of your choice to your msd card: EOS v1.0SP6, Wood for DSOne v1.25.4 or Retrogamefans YSMenu Fork v7.06 (I cannot recommend Wood, as the version for DSOne is really outdated)
- copy all files from TWiLightMenu Flashcard version to the root of your msd card, except the folders "Autoboot" and "Flashcard Loader"
- Boot your dsone with your preferred kernel from above.
- To start Twilight Menu run the file "boot.nds" from the root of your msd within the booted kernel.
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ColdBlitz:
some of the best selling games on the switch are wii u ports (that are priced way too high+1
like come on 60 for a game thats a decade old??) -
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The Real Jdbye:
$60 for a game that's a decade old might be unheard of on PC but actually is not uncommon on consoles+1 -
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The Real Jdbye:
especially Nintendo because they only ever lower the price of games when they do a greatest hits/platinum hits/players choice re-release
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The Real Jdbye:
but they don't seem to have done any of those for the switch yet and maybe never will
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Xdqwerty:
@The Real Jdbye, tbh the HD collections are more justified since they include more than just 1 game per copy
