Hacking In built memory flash carts

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I was wondering which ones have in built memory and how much in built memory do they have. Thanks!
 

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I think the G6 Lite has built-in memory. Also the DS-Xtreme. It's better to get a cart that uses external memory though.
 

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The G6 Real had built in memory, I had a 2 gig I think.

However it went on the fritz very quickly, my room mate also had one, his nephew yanked out the flash card and dongle mid transfer and the whole card just went dead. I've had a similar problem when a card gets removed prematurely, but a card format usually fixes it, or at worst I need a new SD card and they are cheap.
 

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