Just curious about this. I've got an R4DS en route to me, and I was wondering if you can load Opera onto it and utilize the RAM from a G6 Lite or an M3 Lite (I have both options available to me) to run Opera. Opera DS comes in English now, right? I haven't kept up with this shit.

Also, where is it available for purchase?

 

it works with a sc lite an m3 lite. im typing from mine right now! also, r4 needed as well... have kingston 1gb japan.

 

By M3 lite do you mean the one with GBA support or the one without?

 

No. M3 Lite has two version: Perfect and Pro. Perfect is the one with GBA support and the extra ram. So you need the perfect version.

 

Not trying to be difficult, but I've always referred to the "Perfect" M3 Lite as just "M3 Lite", and by and large have heard it referred to in that manner by others. Use Coca-Cola products as an analogy -- if you go to a restaurant and order a "Coke" they don't ask you if you're talking about a Coca-Cola Classic or a Diet Coke, they simply assume that you'd say Diet Coke if that's what you wanted (and in that same vain, you wouldn't order a "Coca-Cola Classic" unless you're just being a goofball; you would very likely order a "Coke").

M3 Lite Pro is like the Diet Coke of flashcarts, just one type of ROM -- not evil enough! The analogy carries further, too -- one could easily liken the M3 Simply to Coke Zero. Although, that would really only work if 7UP came out with a beverage immediately preceeding Zero called UP4 that contained exactly the same formula in their own branded can (while Coke Zero's can simply had the Coke logo slapped on top of the 7UP logo). Incidentally, UP4 that could be turned into a Coke Zero by dumping solder into the beverage.

Errr... anyway. Moral of the story is that it's understood (to me, anyway) that someone's talking about the original version of the M3 Lite when all they say is "M3 Lite".

God damn I could go for a fizzy beverage.