Hacking GBA SP flashcard available like m3/r4 is available for NDS?

[oceanic]

Hi

A friend has asked me to see if there are any type of flash cards available for a GBA SP console, like their seems to be for NDS?

He basically wants to give his GBA SP as a gift to a very young small kid, but he has very little games. I was looking everywhere but can't find anything anywhere.

Just looking for something simple and very cheap, equivalent would be something like the R4 or the DSTT etc. Went to dealextreme can't find anything there.

Again just to clarify the flash cart is going to be used directly with a GBA SP console.

Thanks to anyone that can direct me to a shop or reccommend me a cart.

 

[Speculant]

Sorry, there isn't anything cheap. Cheapest is around $40-50.

 

[emigre]

Here's your best bet. You'll have to patch the games beforehand.

 

[oceanic]

Sorry, there isn't anything cheap. Cheapest is around $40-50.

that's too bad, i'll let him know.

Could you let me know where i can get them from then for that price.

 

[emigre]

Is $30 ok?

 

[oceanic]

I'm not sure if $30 is ok or not, since it was for a kid and he is used to buying these cards for around $10-$15 dollars, but i'll ask him.

Here's your best bet. You'll have to patch the games beforehand.

thanks for the help. How hard is it to patch the games? is it simple.

if you find anythign else could you let me know. Will come back tommorrow to check on the thread, have to go now for a while.

 

[Tanas]

You can still buy the old style USB flashcarts for $11 from here, I've no idea if there any good though.
http://www.goodluckbuy.com/usb-flash-cart-...-nds-512m-.html

 

[how_do_i_do_that]

Asked several times before.

Same thing here, except he has a Gameboy Micro: http://gbatemp.net/t232794-looking-to-get-...micro-flashcart

You will want to skip anything that says lite, or if you want to try carving a shell to hold a lite version of any of the flashcarts listed.

Don't get a 3in1 unless you already have a NDS.

 

[oceanic]

What is the difference between these three

http://www.goodluckbuy.com/usb-flash-cart-...-nds-512m-.html
http://0shippingzone.com/flash-flashcard-p-516.html
http://www.priceangels.com/EZ-Flash_IV_Min...Lite_p3603.html

have been told price is ok for all 3.

Its now a matter of ease of use? Which cart has the most compatibility benifitsm with GB Advance SP games, and which one is the most easiest to use.

if anyone could let me know that, would be appreciated thanks very much.

 

[oceanic]

Asked several times before.

Same thing here, except he has a Gameboy Micro: http://gbatemp.net/t232794-looking-to-get-...micro-flashcart

You will want to skip anything that says lite, or if you want to try carving a shell to hold a lite version of any of the flashcarts listed.

Don't get a 3in1 unless you already have a NDS.

Hi

You seem to be familiar with most of the carts, you;ve listed quite a few in that link you posted. If you had to buy one purely for use with a GBA SP, which cart would you buy?

Looking for under $30 US dollars, including shipping preferably.