Well it looks like you're using the same shell design as the EZ-Flash Reform. That's nice because we can switch between a DS-Lite and GBA sized shell.

I do hope this shell will be better quality than the Reform one, a lot of people have had problem with that design because the insertion force was too high (presumably because of the angle of the board inside the case).

 

Looks interesting, but i am wondering about the price... i already have too much gba flashcarts already.. including an ez iv.. if this thing will be over
btw you guys should give it a new name, there are too many versions of the ez flash 4 already it will be a lot confusing..

 

The board says "Omega"

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This is great news for the GBA flash cart scene. Finally something fast and packed with features that will put the price point of the Everdrive GBA to shame.

After seeing the demos and features of this product in action back in February I am very excited for it to be made available to everyone soon. Was waiting for EZFlash to post something like this before I said anything about it. Hope we see distro shipments soon

 

Question: If I have a DS Game or flashcard that makes use of the GBA slot, will the EZ-Flash Omega work on it? Like, will it work with Pal Park in Pokemon? And will it play on Game Boy Player?
問題: 如果我有一個 DS 遊戲或卡片, 利用 GBA 插槽, 是否會在它上工作？像是, 它會與好友公園在口袋妖怪？它會玩遊戲男孩球員嗎？

 

Half year ago bought a EZflash IV, but this changes everything. Would be really great to have.

@EZ-Flash2 I see that you implemented the emulators for NES and GBC games, but would it also be possible to add the one for the GB games? That would just simply make this the best GBA cartridge ever made

 

Haha yeah I thought that, I just wanted to make sure Same interface and all

 

IIRC, Dwedit forked Goomba to Goomba Color specifically to support the GBC Zelda games. He's done a good deal of work beyond that, but there's just inherently a limit to the emulation of the GBC based on the relatively hardware (the number of layers, IIRC)--a lot of games only have decent performance because they were apparently never designed to require running at GBC's speed. Ie, there really isn't a lot of room for improvement*.

Basically, this. You need something closer to a DS to adequately emulate all GBC games (probably a lot more to do it accurately, but that's another discussion). Honestly, I commend Dwedit for putting as much work into Goomba Color as he has.

* On other systems with higher specs, a lot of emulators start off doing most everything in software and then shift stuff over to hardware to improve performance. PocketNES was only really possible by mapping a lot of functions to hardware from the start. The rest of the forks of PocketNES (Goomba, SMSAdvance, etc) all follow the same trend, so generally there isn't a lot of room to eek out performance unless you start doing tricks like using VRAM as regular RAM.

PS - Loopy, FluBBa, and Dwedit could possibly correct me on some of this, perhaps? I know Nintendo did a (mostly?) software NES Emulator for GBA, but my understanding is it was quite limited in a variety of ways that being software meant it really could be expanded upon. HVCA was some software, some hardware? I think that's the explanation for having better font rendering. This all is of course a generalization.

 

can ya link it? am curious

edit:

found pre orders, prices show at 40 euro bucks in shop media (plus their scam fees), in the other site 66 american bucks.

https://www.shop01media.com/en/EZom-EZ-Flash-omega-GBA-NDS-NDSLite-flash-cart-linker
http://3ds-flashcard.com/home/74-ezflash-omeganew-gba-cart.html

PS: i am not sure if theese are safe places to buy them from, i am just linking what i found online, don't see this post as a recommendation of places to buy from.