browser only for sc and m3 slot2 carts. you'll want to hang onto your toilet flash cart for GBA though.
I have the same dilemma with my good ole EZ Flash Advance 256M. AND it's battery is dead, so tomorrow I am going to solder a new one in. I hope it works...
...oh ya, and you want to keep your slot2 cart to run things like Rein, which can pull savs from the game in slot 1.
I have the same dilemma with my good ole EZ Flash Advance 256M. AND it's battery is dead, so tomorrow I am going to solder a new one in. I hope it works...
...oh ya, and you want to keep your slot2 cart to run things like Rein, which can pull savs from the game in slot 1.
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When you write multiple gba games on your FA Pro 256 you have the best DS/GBA solution around
When you write 1 game to it without using the menu the FA Pro 256 will act as an original gba game (a thing M3/SC/Whatever NDS/GBA gamecard can't do)
I can't answer on the DS browser as i didn't try that.
When you write 1 game to it without using the menu the FA Pro 256 will act as an original gba game (a thing M3/SC/Whatever NDS/GBA gamecard can't do)
I can't answer on the DS browser as i didn't try that.
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