I would love to have a replacement for my M3 Perfect CF lol.
If this sells for under $100, has a RTC, and a large NOR+PSRAM, I'm game. And MicroSD please, for the love of god... Include SDHC. I have a 4GB chip not doing ANYTHING.
Is RTC really that important? Granted I do know the power, if only the whining power, of the pokefiends. Equally on SDHC I would probably only do it because they are cheap and a bit easier to get your hands on than non SDHC right now, and almost definitely will be in 5 years.
Back on topic, so to the speak, the GBA scene could use a bit of a kick, not sure how much demand there really is but if the NES and SNES, and I guess the N64, even with its emulation and lack of game issues, do well for them then the GBA can too.
Component price, PCB space, circuit complexity... sure. However the battery requirements it then brings do change things from "until the battery eventually dies" to "needs to be charged reasonably often" and that is a fairly big change from where I sit.
Pokemon games are probably some of the most-played titles on pirate carts... So yeah, a RTC REALLY does make that big of a difference. And it's just a simple timer crystal. VERY cheap component to add to a flash cart without jacking the price up, and takes up almost no space at all.
Why not go the whole hog and include sensors to play Warioware Twisted? Still happy with my ezflash 4 but if this is sold for the right price, I would like to grab one.
Just what I was about to ask...Ok, so I already got EZ Flash IV for under 40$
What real advantages would Everdrive GBA have for double price?
Right now all games worked perfectly in my EZ4...
Ok, so I already got EZ Flash IV for under 40$
What real advantages would Everdrive GBA have for double price?
Right now all games worked perfectly in my EZ4...
Just what I was about to ask...
stop asking the magic ball guessing questions, the product was barely announced, its on a very early stage
people need to stop doing this >:C