Hacking NINJAPASS

[bullet007]

No, I'm pretty sure martin88 got it right when he said "Junior version can only have one game one the card, while the normal Ninja Pass can store multiple games."

Then how come I have Castlevania DoS (ripped and trained, 15MB), BBA, and Brain Age on my Ninjapass Junior, they all work, and they all save! (even though the save types are different)

 

[SpaceJump]

Does Ultimate Spiderman work flawlessly on this?

 

[Lily]

Does Ultimate Spiderman work flawlessly on this?

Nope.

 

[HugeCock]

From what I understand the Junior can play multiple games, it just can't access the GBA slot so if you have a G6 and a NinaPass REGULAR you can use the space on the NinjaPass as well as load games off the G6 lite. The Junior on the other hand can NOT load games off the G6 lite and thats the difference. IN short
Regular can access the GBA slot while JR can not.

Qrayzie do you have the product and are you gonna write a review as I was days away from ordering this product. And do you have the regular or JR?

 

[Lily]

I have the regular one, and I do plan on reviewing it and the Ultra FlashPass together, as too many things about each are identical.

The NinjaPass seems to have very spotty save support, which when coupled with the amount of time it takes to burn a full 64MB game to the card only to find the game won't boot with an invalid savetype error makes me want to stomp every last bit of it into oblivion. However, before I start the review I need to test it some more to make sure I don't marr it unfairly - but right now, it's not earning many good marks.

 

[HugeCock]

Thanks for the heads up =)

 

[bobbyblunt]

I have the regular one, and I do plan on reviewing it and the Ultra FlashPass together, as too many things about each are identical.

The NinjaPass seems to have very spotty save support, which when coupled with the amount of time it takes to burn a full 64MB game to the card only to find the game won't boot with an invalid savetype error makes me want to stomp every last bit of it into oblivion. However, before I start the review I need to test it some more to make sure I don't marr it unfairly - but right now, it's not earning many good marks.

The cards and software are identical. You can use either software on each card.
There are a lot of bad points about the cards, but I'm growing fond of mine. I used it as a passme for a while (if I'd just bought a passme it would now be redundant after installing flashme), and now it's got Tony Hawks on it, running flawlessly.