Elink Lite GBA Expansion Card

[martin88]

Phat have its advantages, but screen is not one of them. I prefer the d-pad/buttons on Phat compared to Lite.

 

[raulpica]

For those who already have it...

It requires a software to put roms on it, or it's drag'n'drop?

 

[SavageWaffle]

Well, id still get my eWin Expansion Pak or 3 in 1 (cant decided.)

 

[JPH]

For those who already have it...

It requires a software to put roms on it, or it's drag'n'drop?

It requires software (sorry for not mentioning above).

 

[raulpica]

For those who already have it...

It requires a software to put roms on it, or it's drag'n'drop?

It requires software (sorry for not mentioning above).

Thanks JPH

Ok, I'll go for an EFAII, then.

 

[m3rox]

built in memory = bad IMO. This has got to be one of the worst GBA flash carts.

 

[arctic_flame]

built in memory = bad IMO. This has got to be one of the worst GBA flash carts.

SD, or NAND based cards take up more power, load slower and or are less compatible with games than NOR-flash based cards.

SD based cards have to have a controller, as SD is serial whereas the GBA bus is parallel. More hardware = Less battery life. SD cards / NAND flash has an awfully slow responce time compared to NOR. To load, games mut be copied to Volatile RAM, which takes time, and RAM performs less well than NOR flash - meaning games have to be patched to make them run in some cases.

 

[NeSchn]

This has been out for awhile, probably since January or December, I have been pestering my bro to get this.

 

[martin88]

I like EFA better.

 

[Remy]

Does anyone know if you can use Code Breaker/Game Shark codes for this? (without having to make a .cht file that is)

 

[CJAwesome]

It requires software (sorry for not mentioning above).

Does the software come in English as well, or is at least easy to figure out what is going on?

 

[arctic_flame]

Yes, the software is in english, or at least, engrish...