Hacking NEED TO GET EZ FLASH IV

[FAST6191]

Neither of those cards is an EZ4 or if they are then they are the first "clones" we have seen (and there has never been a top loading EZ4 so they redid the PCB as well). Indeed the stickers on them are completely and utterly fake (there were no R4 cards for the GBA slot). Case wise they look mostly like supercards
http://wiki.pocketheaven.com/index.php?title=Supercard
When it comes to those with external memory it is basically those, EZFlash gear or M3 cards ( http://wiki.pocketheaven.com/index.php?title=M3 ) and it looks like none more than the supercards.

 

[Aqua1234]

Neither of those cards is an EZ4 or if they are then they are the first "clones" we have seen (and there has never been a top loading EZ4 so they redid the PCB as well). Indeed the stickers on them are completely and utterly fake (there were no R4 cards for the GBA slot). Case wise they look mostly like supercards
http://wiki.pocketheaven.com/index.php?title=Supercard
When it comes to those with external memory it is basically those, EZFlash gear or M3 cards ( http://wiki.pocketheaven.com/index.php?title=M3 ) and it looks like none more than the supercards.

Are a Supercard bad? If so, what are their cons?

 

[FAST6191]

Every other GBA card save for the very earliest stuff released post GBC. Will play everything save for about two games (a unlicensed personal organiser but one that sits in some releases lists and the LegendZ games which had extra hardware -- think spyro skylanders). Some games (those with RTC, tilt sensors, solar sensors and such like) might need a patch to help them out but this can be applied in seconds.

Supercard (and clones thereof). Far lower compatibility (I usually go for somewhere between 70 and 80 percent and that does miss out some classics), slowdowns in a lot of games among the ones that "work", annoying save functions and generally not a pleasure to work with.
More technical stuff if you want it http://wiki.pocketheaven.com/index.php?title=SupercardGBASlowdowns

Some still do OK in spite of this, anybody that ever uses a proper GBA flash cart of any form usually has them stay well away. I do mean every other cart as well (if it fits on the cart it will play).

 

[Joe88]

one looks like a supercard

the gba is probably a 001 and is broken so its not worth much

 

[Aqua1234]

one looks like a supercard

the gba is probably a 001 and is broken so its not worth much

I thought it said only the on-off switch is broken, so couldn't you just get another shell for that?

 

[Darkipod]

Nah it said "switches on-off defective". Its brob busted.

 

[_Chaz_]

So you "bumped" a dead thread to prove a point... and that isn't a waste of space?

Any places that still sell the EZ-flash IV are few and far between- and those that exist generally sell clones. If the rare chance arises that they are real, they are hella expensive. The fact that they are incredibly hard to obtain now is the point I was trying to make. If nothing comes up in a google search, or any type of investigation, you're out of luck.

Yes.

 

[Bart Lemming]

As mentioned before I wish that Krikzz (he seems our best bet) would make a new flash cart. The GBA really, really needs one.