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  1. Neko Hibiki
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  2. gtmtnbiker

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    I can't comment on the code-breaker but you don't have a lot of options for a GBA flash. EZ-Flash IV is probably the cheapest, most available card. I know that it works with the GBA Player.
     
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  3. Masked Ranger

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    The code breaker is just a gameshark / Action Replay for the GBA. The Player lets you play GBA games on your TV through your Gamecube. If you already have a GBA, no need for the player. You should be able to use your flashcard with the Player, but NOT with the Codebreaker. If you have retail games, then both items can be used.

    If you're wanting to cheat on your retail GBA games, just get something cheaper, like an Action Replay or the Duo.

    A Duo link: http://cgi.ebay.com/Datel-Action-Replay-Ma...=item3a567c9fce

    A Gameshark (looks like rebranded Action Replay for GBA) for GBA games: http://cgi.ebay.com/GAMESHARK-GAMEBOY-ADVA...=item1e5a20333f
     
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    You can use the codebreaker with a flash card. Start with it on pick the cheats then turn it off when loading the game and on again or something like that but it does work so does the action replay.
     
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  5. Neko Hibiki
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    What is a good flash thing for the GBA?

    I mean one that I can put a flash card in and hook it to my computer with a usb thing to read/write the card without needing a handheld.

    I have no Gameboy handheld, just the Gameboy Player.
     
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  6. Takeshi

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    There's your answer.
     
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    http://ezflash.sosuke.com/wiki/index.php?t...ash_IV_Tutorial

    Scroll down to 'What you'll need' number 2 part.

    I want something I can plug into my computer that (does not) require a handheld console thing.
     
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  8. Krestent

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    The EZ-Flash IV uses a MiniSD Card
     
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  9. Takeshi

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    Did you actually read a review of the cart?
    GBAtemp's EZ-Flash IV Review

    It uses a MiniSD for storing games, which you can hook up to your PC with a card reader. There's absolutely no need for a GBA/DS, except for playing GBA/DS games on a GBA/DS. And yes, I do own an EZ IV myself (among other flashcarts).
     
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    I have never heard of a MiniSD card before.

    I do not even know what it is really.

    Do you know where I can buy an EZ IV at?

    I have searched all over Google, e-bay, and amazon.net, but have not found one yet.

    Are these even for sale anymore now?
     
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    I wanted to snag a Supercard to play GBA games but I went for the EZ-Flash IV instead on DealX and it works great on my GB micro.

    I would check the review for EZ-IV at the above link and check the Supercard miniSD review below. It should help you make your decision.

    Supercard MiniSD
    http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=32151

    Edit: make sure to buy a Mini SD that comes with the micro sd. Much easier to take out the micro than the Mini when transferring games or what not.
     
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    Is that new or used for sale?

    If it's new...

    Which would be the better card to get with it in the 'Available Options' part of the website scrolling down, Kingston or Sandisk?
     
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    how_do_i_do_that Blue Wizard is about to die.

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    That would be new, unless they are reselling you a used cart, that is usually NOT the case. It is in the USA, so you should get it in under a week from order.

    Some people prefer to buy thier own, when they are knowlegable in the matter. Anything 2GB and under has no class ratting. I would go for the Kingston over the Sandisk if you prefer the available options.
     
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    Which kind of card would you reccomend? I'm using this on the Gamecube Game Boy Player for gba roms only. I'm not gonna be using any DS stuff though.

    And where can I buy plenty of the card you reccomend at now?

    And what size card would I need to run the Golden Sun games on now?
     
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    how_do_i_do_that Blue Wizard is about to die.

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    Everything you need is already been listed above. All GBA flashcarts that use removable media have a max of 2GB anyways, doesn't really matter what you pick.

    Golden Sun 1&2 play on the EZ-IV. If you want specs on the EZ-IV, see the wiki page on it.
     
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  17. AAcrazyman

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    Well, if i were you, i would just get a DS, and a slot 1 and 2 flashcard, and play til my little fingers were numb! [​IMG]
     
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    I ordered this.

    All they sent me was the cart and something like this for the card now.

    http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-MicroSD-Adap...7850&sr=8-7

    Only 1 GB instead of 2 though.

    They didn't send any way to read/write to the card from my comp though now.

    How do I do that anyway hmmm?

    Where can I buy something to read/write?

    My comp doesn't have anything built in.

    So how do I that anyway hmmm?
     
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    I ordered it, and it worked fine.

    The flash cart doesn't work with my Codebreaker GBA.

    How do I cheat on these games?
     
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