Don't get a class 2, period.
Why on earth did you think a hardware question should be posted in the Homebrew & Applications (ie. software) section, rather than the Hardware section?
Why on earth did you think a hardware question should be posted in the Homebrew & Applications (ie. software) section, rather than the Hardware section?
Well, actually, a class 2 from a reputable company should do ok.
The '2' generally refers to the write-speed, not the read-speed. With some brands you can get class-2's that read faster than class-4's (and some are even faster than class-6's!)
The point being that the DS shouldn't write to the card except when you are saving, and even that should be pretty damn quick anyway.
The '2' generally refers to the write-speed, not the read-speed. With some brands you can get class-2's that read faster than class-4's (and some are even faster than class-6's!)
The point being that the DS shouldn't write to the card except when you are saving, and even that should be pretty damn quick anyway.
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