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M3 Simply, R4DS
M3 simply and r4ds are pretty much the same, if you don't believe me you can switch firmware between the two using an application that does that. I got my R4DS last year and since then I learned a lot about flashcards (before I got it I knew absolutely nothing about flashcards). Anyway R4DS used to be the best flashcard around until the R4 team got shut down because Nintendo and many other companies sued them because people were using the R4 card to run illegal software. Now R4 does not have any updates so you can't use many of the new games that are coming out with that card, but homebrew still works. Homebrew for those of you who don't know are applications or games that developers make for use on a flashcard. The R4 worked with 99% of the homebrew I used. I especially liked certain homebrew applications like:
dsaim - aol instant messenger
beup live - msn messenger
dsorganize - an organizer that lets you listen to music, online radio, internet that lets you download, etc.
ndsmail - checks your email and rss feeds for you really quick
licks media player aka lmpg-ng - I-Pod like thing that lets you listen to your entire playlist also has shuffle
moonshell and moonshell 2 - let you watch .dpg movies, listen to music, read text, and more
and last dsmplay - lets you see .dsm videos (these videos have the best quality but are large in size)
You can't use any memory cards that are over 2 gigabytes because the R4/m3 doesn't support that size. I noticed no lagging in my music or videos, but when i had too many songs lmp-ng would freeze up. The Text reader that came on the firmware didn't work really well. Also after a while of use the spring loader stopped working and I had to manually take out the micro sd card which wasn't hard because you don't have to open up anything just pull it out. When I had to reformat my memory card due to an issue using dscompress ( a great program that uncompresses .zip files and compresses files to .gz and uncompresses .gz files but has issues with files over 50 megabytes) the middle button (a shortcut for moonshell) stopped working so I had to enter moonshell the long way. Other than that, the card works very well except for certain times (happens to everything) where the DS can't read the R4 or the R4 can't read the memory card. Would I reccomend this to people.........probably not since there are no new updates, but if someone is looking for a good cheap card, then this is the card for them. Keep in mind though that this doesn't work with the new Nintendo DS
M3 simply and r4ds are pretty much the same, if you don't believe me you can switch firmware between the two using an application that does that. I got my R4DS last year and since then I learned a lot about flashcards (before I got it I knew absolutely nothing about flashcards). Anyway R4DS used to be the best flashcard around until the R4 team got shut down because Nintendo and many other companies sued them because people were using the R4 card to run illegal software. Now R4 does not have any updates so you can't use many of the new games that are coming out with that card, but homebrew still works. Homebrew for those of you who don't know are applications or games that developers make for use on a flashcard. The R4 worked with 99% of the homebrew I used. I especially liked certain homebrew applications like:
dsaim - aol instant messenger
beup live - msn messenger
dsorganize - an organizer that lets you listen to music, online radio, internet that lets you download, etc.
ndsmail - checks your email and rss feeds for you really quick
licks media player aka lmpg-ng - I-Pod like thing that lets you listen to your entire playlist also has shuffle
moonshell and moonshell 2 - let you watch .dpg movies, listen to music, read text, and more
and last dsmplay - lets you see .dsm videos (these videos have the best quality but are large in size)
You can't use any memory cards that are over 2 gigabytes because the R4/m3 doesn't support that size. I noticed no lagging in my music or videos, but when i had too many songs lmp-ng would freeze up. The Text reader that came on the firmware didn't work really well. Also after a while of use the spring loader stopped working and I had to manually take out the micro sd card which wasn't hard because you don't have to open up anything just pull it out. When I had to reformat my memory card due to an issue using dscompress ( a great program that uncompresses .zip files and compresses files to .gz and uncompresses .gz files but has issues with files over 50 megabytes) the middle button (a shortcut for moonshell) stopped working so I had to enter moonshell the long way. Other than that, the card works very well except for certain times (happens to everything) where the DS can't read the R4 or the R4 can't read the memory card. Would I reccomend this to people.........probably not since there are no new updates, but if someone is looking for a good cheap card, then this is the card for them. Keep in mind though that this doesn't work with the new Nintendo DS