Oh is it possible to get faster transfer speeds on a SD than a flashcart?
CFW. If the 'physical media receiver' of your device fails, at least you can still game on with CFW.
I seem to remember someone testing the 3DS cartridges vs SDHC cards. If I remember correctly, the difference between higher end SD cards and 3DS cartridges were negligible. At that point, I think the bottleneck was the 3DS hardware itself for reading the cards and carts.Oh is it possible to get faster transfer speeds on a SD than a flashcart?
The early Wiis had a lot of problems with their optical drives and I've seen my fair share of DS Phats coming in with broken joint and other various problems. Other than that, though, Nintendo has a long legacy of superb build quality.Forgot about this. Though truth be told, I've never had a Nintendo device have it's optical/cartridge reader ever die out on me. Though my Sony PSP had a pretty awful UMD drive. The drive itself is physically gone yet the CFW has given it a second life.
I've seen my fair share of DS Phats coming in with broken joint and other various problems. Other than that, though, Nintendo has a long legacy of superb build quality.
I've seen some DS Lites come in, which they were all for hinges (or the ribbons in the hinges), but I've seen a lot more Phats come in and not just for hinges, hence the various issues.I thought it was DS lites that had the hinge issues. My 10 year old original DS has perfect hinges, anyway.
Haha my PSP is still running on whatever CFW my Pandora battery gave me. I don't even know if people still use those things. I like the CFW on my PSP but having experienced the service of CycloDS on my old DS I really do like flashcarts.