Hacking Venom fixed Bird Mania and Liberation Maiden...

[Technicmaster0]

Except they edited roms and put unskippable scene intro videos
They wernt as bad as mode7 though

What was bad about mode7?

 

[gamesquest1]

the intro's on everything XD

 

[roxas-89]

Thank you for the heads up.

 

[porkiewpyne]

Except they edited roms and put unskippable scene intro videos
They wernt as bad as mode7 though

Hahah I remember them good ol' days.

 

[Ennea]

Dude, don't hate against VENOM. They were a force to be reckoned with in the GBA days. They're among my favorite groups. Caravan is my fave, though.

Only some minor hate. They've been around for long, but what they've did with BBB's releases was, frankly put, pretty damn stupid.

Except they edited roms and put unskippable scene intro videos
They wernt as bad as mode7 though

You talk like you don't even know what Mode 7 is.

 

[Technicmaster0]

You talk like you don't even know what Mode 7 is.

So... What's your opinion about Mode 7? Was it a good group (maybe the best)?

 

[Ennea]

So... What's your opinion about Mode 7? Was it a good group (maybe the best)?

Okay, I must admit defeat here. I was seriously thinking this was about SNES' Mode 7. My apologies. Hooray for shitty scene group names.

 

[GamingAori]

i have a answer of the question because the zelda vc games of mt card:
Please update MT card to the latest version, you say the games are supported.
As to why can not you work there, and you might have a relationship Micro SD card, for a Micro SD card, or re-download the game.

My english isn't the best sry

 

[Vengenceonu]

any word on if Mt-card made progress on fixing the VC zelda games saves yet?

 

[fatsquirrel]

They are working on it. Be patient

 

[Vengenceonu]

They are working on it. Be patient

psh, it's not for my benefit. I own a gateway. I was just asking if they completed it or not so we could keep the wiki updated.

 

[redact]

[...]Just like how r4 was first for the nds [...].

this is not the case at all... first off: the r4 was just an "m3 simply", secondly: the r4 wasn't even a first generation flashcard...

 

[darkness_shadow]

The first slot 1 flashcard was DS-Xtreme, i had it.

 

[Normmatt]

The first slot 1 flashcard was DS-Xtreme, i had it.

no it wasn't. Why do people insist on spreading bullshit.

 

[zhdarkstar]

no it wasn't. Why do people insist on spreading bullshit.

Does it really matter which card is remembered as the first slot-1 flashcart? The only ones that people care about these days are the most robust cart, Supercard DSTWO, and the cheapest cart, R4i-something-or-other.

The first generations of a flashcart type only really matter during that system's lifecycle, as they are the sources of innovation and further development. But for the sake of argument, wasn't the N-Card the first slot-1 card? Normmatt, like this post if I'm right.

Either way, let's get back on topic before this thread gets shut down for derailment.

 

[cearp]

Either way, let's get back on topic before this thread gets shut down for derailment.

yes boss

 

[Technicmaster0]

Does it really matter which card is remembered as the first slot-1 flashcart? The only ones that people care about these days are the most robust cart, Supercard DSTWO, and the cheapest cart, R4i-something-or-other.

The first generations of a flashcart type only really matter during that system's lifecycle, as they are the sources of innovation and further development. But for the sake of argument, wasn't the N-Card the first slot-1 card? Normmatt, like this post if I'm right.

But I still luv my DS-X

 

[robo989]

Does it really matter which card is remembered as the first slot-1 flashcart? The only ones that people care about these days are the most robust cart, Supercard DSTWO, and the cheapest cart, R4i-something-or-other.

The first generations of a flashcart type only really matter during that system's lifecycle, as they are the sources of innovation and further development. But for the sake of argument, wasn't the N-Card the first slot-1 card? Normmatt, like this post if I'm right.

Either way, let's get back on topic before this thread gets shut down for derailment.

Truth generally matters, yes.
Otherwise you could apply that truth doesn't matter on anything depending on your perspective.
Isn't this life just a load of rubbish according to Christians? Therefore, who cares if anything's true.

(Said the Russians)

 

[zhdarkstar]

Truth generally matters, yes.
Otherwise you could apply that truth doesn't matter on anything depending on your perspective.
Isn't this life just a load of rubbish according to Christians? Therefore, who cares if anything's true.

(Said the Russians)

I agree that the truth matters, in general. I wish that's something politicians and religions would learn. However in the context of flashcart history, a gray-market technology that the public at large barely even knows exists, is the truth something worth getting into arguments over? That's the main point I was trying to make. I highly doubt there will ever be a flashcart museum, where the debate over which came first will actually matters. Besides, all you have to do is read the wikipedia page to find the answer.