you're wrong - I got my g6 lite with COD. Why are you so slow? Use bloody google and figure this out for yourself. If you're having so much trouble just differentiating between a flashcart and a memory card, you're never, ever, ever going to get it all working properly.
Right stop for a second. You're not making much sense. What do you mean by "support some of the same flashcarts."?
To recap:
Your card reader will take a Memory card.
You then need to plug the memory card into a flashcart. The flashcart will fit into the DS.
There are now 2 kinds of flashcart.
If you buy a flashcart that looks like a GBA cartridge (or a narrow GBA cartridge for the DS lite) then you will need a passme. These can run GBA and DS games.
If you buy one of the newer "slot-1" carts that fits in the DS slot you will not need a passme. The difference is that these slot-1 flashcarts cannot play GBA games.
So to use a GBA cartridge flashcart you need 3 things: a memory card, a flashcart and a passme.
To use a slot 1 flashcart, you only need 2 things: a "micro SD" memory card and the flashcart
So it depends what kind of memory card you're using as to which flashcart it will fit into.
To recap:
Your card reader will take a Memory card.
You then need to plug the memory card into a flashcart. The flashcart will fit into the DS.
There are now 2 kinds of flashcart.
If you buy a flashcart that looks like a GBA cartridge (or a narrow GBA cartridge for the DS lite) then you will need a passme. These can run GBA and DS games.
If you buy one of the newer "slot-1" carts that fits in the DS slot you will not need a passme. The difference is that these slot-1 flashcarts cannot play GBA games.
So to use a GBA cartridge flashcart you need 3 things: a memory card, a flashcart and a passme.
To use a slot 1 flashcart, you only need 2 things: a "micro SD" memory card and the flashcart
So it depends what kind of memory card you're using as to which flashcart it will fit into.
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No. you must go online. The only think you may be able to buy in stores is stuff from Datel, and that's over-priced crap anyways so don't buy them. Places like gameyeeeah, modchipstore, and others that are on a list on the website (In the side bar on the main page you should be able to see something called "official flashcart reseller" or something similar).
If you still cannot grasp the concept that everyone who posted here has explained, then you are probably hopeless anyway as stated in an earlier post.
If you still cannot grasp the concept that everyone who posted here has explained, then you are probably hopeless anyway as stated in an earlier post.
Sadly enough, you can buy flashcards in regular stores in Australia and Norway (sadly, of course, because I don't live there
). And China, of course, but for a different reason
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