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Which ninja do you mean? Cause NinjaDS has already a big SD version out and appart from the sizes the MicroSD will not differ that much.You know, I really don't have to wait until the final review is published to know that the AceKard is too much trouble and too time consuming to be used as a viable slot 1 solution. It doesn't know how to choose the correct save game file for wach game??!!!! OMG. That's pretty bad.
It seems like you are going to spend 15 minutes going from point A to point B.Â
The money is still on ds-x guys. Lets see if ninja's slot 1 can do better or equal to the ds-x (I doubt it). Of course, if you want too wait until the ninja finally omes out (maybe like what, 1 to 2 months), you uwill be missing out. Get the ds-x. Period.
BTW, if it seems like I am biased towrds ds-x, I am not. I call it like I see it. So far, ds-x does an excellent job. User interface is simple (drag and drop). Don't have to worry about icons not showing up or save game files. 512Mb is enopugh space for a few games.
But still, I am curious about what Shaun has to say about Acekard in his final review. I am going to guess and say he will give it a 4.5 out of 10.
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If you mean the NinjaPass 9XTF or something, that cartridge has the same horrible savetype problem. And a terribly lame support forum which censors other brand names and copy-pastes FAQ's from ds-x site, only changing DS-X into NinjaPass. (Ow and it's UI is the most horrible thing I have ever seen, it's DOS-like and you have to select .nds and .sav files every time from the whole file list...)
Personally I don't think AceKard gets lower then a 6, the compatibility seems to be very good if you have the right save info and it's not so expensive.