Correct me if I am wrong, but you're referring to micro-SD to Nintendo 3ds cartridge adapter, right?
If I had a micro-SD to 3ds cartridge adapter with 3ds roms, and used another SD card with more roms, wouldnt I be able to use both, and be able to store more software or can I only use one at a time?
I believe it's the SD card from the console itself, not a flashcard.
EDIT:
As a user of a 3DS with CFW, I use the following setup:
- SD card from the console for 3DS and NDS games (through TWL Menu++)
- R4i Flashcard for NDS games and NDS homebrew.
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Sorry, I've changed my comment because the thread didn't show all the updated comments when I've left my previous comment.
You can use both for NDS. But for 3DS only if you have a flashcard like Sky3DS+ that will support 3DS games. But with CFW, in my opinion, it's better if you get a SD card with large capacity.
Yeah, Do you have any recommendations of large storage Micro-SD cards? I currently use a Kingston 32gb HC.You can do that. And keep it simple. It will all work out in the end.
Dumping a game to sysnand is pointless; microSD cards are dirt cheap now.
Even if you dumped a game to sysnand, how would you get it off of there?
Buy a 128GB for $15-$20 on Amazon.
I use a 64GB Samsung Evo for all my 3DS stuff, and an 8GB w/R4i3DS adapter to play DS games.
You are unlikely to ever need 64GB even with dozens of 3DS games.
For example, I have 37 pages of Saved Software Titles (185 titles).
This only takes up about 47GB.
Even if you dumped a game to sysnand, how would you get it off of there?
Buy a 128GB for $15-$20 on Amazon.
I use a 64GB Samsung Evo for all my 3DS stuff, and an 8GB w/R4i3DS adapter to play DS games.
You are unlikely to ever need 64GB even with dozens of 3DS games.
For example, I have 37 pages of Saved Software Titles (185 titles).
This only takes up about 47GB.
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