Hacking quick question

[Red11]

hi. first post here on gbatemp.
im wondering if i should get the dstt for my backups

i have a dslite so i get dstt for like 6 bucks on Dx.com or should i get something else newer/cheaper?

i really don't know too much about what's new or not so be easy

thanks

 

[The_JetSetBeat]

I have a DSTT and I've had no problems with it. Many here will tell you to get an Acekard, instead, but I don't know....my DSTT has played everything I've thrown at it so far (some games do need to be patched or have cheats enabled to play, though) and the build quality seems very sturdy. I like it!

 

[skshayne]

I think the DSTT for $6 will be as cheap as you can find for a DS flash cart. The DSTT is a good card from what I've gathered after using it for a while, and plays all games that I've loaded. If you want something to play MP3's and such then you can download a homebrew app for that.

So far, my DSTT is working great and I would suggest it to you. The only thing is I haven't tried any other flash carts.

 

[Bri]

The DSTT is the cheapest, and DealExtreme is about the cheapest website from which to buy one. The Acekard 2.1 is about $5 more at DealExtreme. In my opinion, the Acekard 2.1 is a better choice for most people, and well worth the extra $5.

-Bri

 

[AC/DS]

A bit off-topic, but does anyone know if Acekard can play Star Wars: the Clone Wars? 'Cause that's one game our beloved DSTT cannot cope with and I'd like to play it.

 

[Bri]

Yes, I played it with the Acekard.

-Bri

 

[Chris_Skylock]

DSTT + YS Menu = FTW

I have an Acekard 2.1, R4, DSTT 1st gen. All I can say that the DSTT is a great card if you have YS Menu for the games to be in alphabetical order. DSTT alone is very bleh because of the listing is messed up.

Regards,
Chris