we dont really know any thing about this cart yet.. we can only believe "them" as of now.. unless any one has got their hands on one?
What is 60% com? compatiblity?... Well I will just continue to wait... lame..yep... I got ripped on the last deal BELIEVE ME! It sucked and 1 out of like every 20 games worked... I thought it was ok cause they would give updates well... guess what.... After like 3 weeks an update finaly comes and it does it fix all this?!?! NO! So... DON"T ORDER IT take it from me.... If u want some cheap buy ds-link but if u don't have flashed ds buy ninja ds or something. BTW DON"T BUY DS-X IT SUCKS AND HAS LIKE 60% COM... ALOT OF GAMES DON"T WORK
I'm just thinking back to when winsunx listed NinjaPass 256Mbit flash thing, then it disappeared (though NinjaPass and Media Launcher Jr came along) and ultraflashpass came along and was reviewed (as junk). I really didnt watch closely to see if Ninja actually released their flashcart somewhere or not. Perhaps they scrapped their flashcart ideas entirely and chose to do this instead?I don't think that the Ultra FlashPass and the NinjaPass had anything to do with each other then the fact that maybe the technology was bought and shared. If you check the NDSGBA site you can see that they are offering a new model while the Ninjapass team never did and had a different product line then the NDSGBA team. If you check both sites whois you'll see they are not the same company as even the web design could have told you that. . I think one or the other invested in the technology for the first NinjaPass/UltraFlashPass and then they shared it the same way the SuperKey and PassCard3 are shared. I think you are judging them by another website that was taking advantage or users while the Ninjapass team has always provided pretty good support via their site.
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I doubt it... that may have been the case with the Ultra Flashpass/Ninjapass original, but from the stated features this has one pretty major difference: "NO PC software required , Directly Drag‘N drop all files into the MicroSD(TF) card from Computer" whereas the Acekard needs software to transfer files onto the card, since it uses its own proprietary file system. Who knows how that'll work out, though.I think the X9 shares the same technology as the AceKard and I think one manufacturer develops the technology and then shares it.
the ds-x shipped cost me $128. $50 for the acekard, and another $25 for the 512MB memory, +shipping, is not $64. yes i know you can get a bigger memory and make it at the same price as $128 for the ds-x. but no one is 100% sure on the cost of the acekard, or how it actually functions.The only card I have is an EFA and I'm looking for something for DS roms. This seems to be it, but I have a newb question about the SD cards. If this is $50, and I get a 512MB microsd card for say $25, that's 1/2 the price of the DS-X.
But the Ds-x is 4 gigabits, correct? so is that the same amount of memory as 512megabytes? Also, a complaint for the ds-x is that you are stuck with the 4Gb. Why is this a problem, bc that seems like a lot of memory? Are some games more? Thanks.
no i dont play jap imports but what the fuck does that have to do with anything? you can trim ANY FUCKING NDS FILE SO WHERE IT COMES FROM DOESNT MATTER. games go from 128>64>32>16>(possibly 8 but im not sure)MBS. they fill up the rest of the cart with 00's. an untrimmed rom can not be 128-ISH. its either 128, or its 64. any game over 64 megs, is packed onto a 128 card and is filled up.512 is big enough for games? I think not. I mean, I play all 10 games I can fit on my SC long enough to say that 512 MB is way too small for gaming. And BTW, you really haven't played a lot of good Japanese games for the DS have you? Since Bleach DS is around 90 MB...and Pokemon untrimmed is 128-ish...