Flashcard or Flashcart?

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  • Flashcard

    Votes: 1 25.0%
  • Flashcart

    Votes: 3 75.0%
  • I alternate between the two

    Votes: 0 0.0%
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    Votes: 0 0.0%

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    4
i.Domination said:
Don't some noobs call it r4? Wheres that option?
I get p'ed off when the "casual people" ask me if they can play my Acekard but they call it the "R4". They only know the R4 and nothing else.
 
As a guy who sleeps over a box of old SNES carts, I'd love to call my homebrew devices for the DS a Flash Cart.

However:

Have any of you guys actually stopped and read the product names? I'm using a SuperCARD DS One, and an AceKARD. The actual products themselves are identifying themselves at cards, so it seems a little weird to have a snobbish, "They've always been call carts and so it shall always remain that way." attitude.
 
Wow I always called them FlashCard >.> now that i think about it arent Flashcards used for studying?

R2DJ said:
i.Domination said:
Don't some noobs call it r4? Wheres that option?
I get p'ed off when the "casual people" ask me if they can play my Acekard but they call it the "R4". They only know the R4 and nothing else.

I totally agree with you, when people see my playing my ds they're like is that an R4. then im like not its an supercard- then like the dumb people they are, when they ask me to if the can my Supercard they still refer to it as an R4.

Grr . That really ticks me if - All they seem to know is r4
 
Let them think it's an R4, a little misinformation never hurt anyone, right?
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I call them flashcarts, because they've always been cartridges, despite what their names are. I don't suppose anyone remembers when Nintendo used to call their cartridges "Game Paks"? It's all just re-branding cartridges.
 
Teelow said:
Wow I always called them FlashCard >.> now that i think about it arent Flashcards used for studying?

R2DJ said:
i.Domination said:
Don't some noobs call it r4? Wheres that option?
I get p'ed off when the "casual people" ask me if they can play my Acekard but they call it the "R4". They only know the R4 and nothing else.

I totally agree with you, when people see my playing my ds they're like is that an R4. then im like not its an supercard- then like the dumb people they are, when they ask me to if the can my Supercard they still refer to it as an R4.

Grr . That really ticks me if - All they seem to know is r4

Hey, if people are calling it an R4, at least they have an idea of what you're using. I figure its like using the brand name Kleenex instead of the generic Tissue.

Generically calling a flashcart an R4 doesn't bother me as much as when someone is using "a bluetooth" with their phone. THATS the one that irks me.
 
I am panicking now, I had never even thought about this until i saw this poll, now I can't even remember what I normaly use, do I use flashcart, do I use flashcard. I just dont know. What should I do. Which should I vote.

My mind is about to explode.
 
I call it flashcart.
But not all people around you understand what it means...
So I just say "rom player" or "backup player".
oh and R4...
 
I normally alternate through flash card or carts or dstt but I mean Who really cares? If you talke to your friends like "I have a flashcart" they will be like HUH?

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Chris_Skylock said:
i call them "DS games that can download games" as most people here in the philippines are idiots at these things. but I call them flashcart
Sir you are wrong there
Oh wait
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you're right
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Slot-1 devices are designed after memory cards and the officially licensed variant is called a game card, so I use Flashcard. On the other hand, the classic cartridge, which Nintendo refer to as Game Pak, are Flashcarts in their re-writable or externally-loading variety. As a generic term referring to both devices, Flashcart is preferrable due to a DS Game Card being more similar to a traditional game cartridge than a Game Pak is to a memory card.
 

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