Good size flash cart for GB Micro

[The_Hulkster]

Hey everyone!

Recently found my Gameboy micro again (the 25th anniversary edition

)!
I have a Supercard SD which I sometimes use in my DS phat, I'm old school like that you see. But it's just a tad too big for my micro.

And the fact that I have to convert GBA games before putting them on the SD card doesn't help either.

Does anyone know a good flash cart which runs GBA games without having to convert anything which is also a normal size cart?
A NES emulator would also be a bug plus.

Thank you for your replies in advance!

 

[raulpica]

There's the EZ Flash IV, which is the exact size of a normal cartridge, but you'll have to convert them.

The only card who didn't need any conversion was the Extreme Flash Advance II, which is now long out-of-production. There were some fake ones produced in 2008 that still needed you to convert games, so beware of them.

The only one which you can still buy nowadays is the EZ Flash IV, and I actually recommend you that one. It's a great card, superior to the SuperCard SD in many ways.

 

[The_Hulkster]

Wow, that was fast! Thank you for your reply!

Just had a look at the EZ Flash IV, looks great! Do you know if has any NES emu on it?
My SuperCard SD tends to play anything I throw at it, it's just the size that bothers me.

 

[raulpica]

Sadly it's not integrated like the SuperCard iirc, but you can still use it using PocketNES.

That's funny, I still have a SuperCard miniSD and I had all sort of issues with it.
Slowdowns in a lot of GBA games and the horrible Quick-Power-Cycle saving system...

Slowdowns were obviously the deal breaker for me

 

[The_Hulkster]

Well, if it supports PocketNES, that's good enough

Haven't had any slowdowns on any game, only when booting a game it might take a second or 2 longer than an original cartridge. But after that it's fine.

I'm gonna do some research before buying it though