Gaming what is the cheapest gba flashcart

[TyDye]

i want to get one can some one tell me what the cheapest one is?

 

[slaphappygamer]

I think the ezflash is the only option. All others have been discontinued. Most are collectors items, so you'll pay over 100$ for any other ezflash cart.

 

[warmo161]

I was thinking the same thing, the only problem though is the ezflash doesnt have a RTC, so pokemon and some other games wont work, then you will need to be paying a lot

 

[gnmmarechal]

I was thinking the same thing, the only problem though is the ezflash doesnt have a RTC, so pokemon and some other games wont work, then you will need to be paying a lot

They definitely work even without RTC. I own an EZ-Flash IV and I've been playing Pokemon on them for quite a while. Ofc, time-based events will not work, like berries growing, but who the hell cares about that anyway?

 

[slaphappygamer]

I think there patches that you can apply to the rom to fix the clock. Example

 

[warmo161]

Personally, I would patch RTC games and get a EZFlash IV, simply because its cheap, if you don't want to do patches and have a working clock, then you can only get a Everdrive GBA for $100 :/

 

[MichiS97]

Honestly though, if you have the money, go for an Everdrive. I've been a proud owner of one for 3 weeks now and I'm absolutely in love with it. RTC works like a charm, no patching or other fuckery needed.
Apart from that, the only alternative is the EZFlash

 

[TyDye]

thanks

 

[N64]

if you're planning to use it on a ds lite, i've got supercard lite's available which will do the job (and are about half price compared to ez flash 4)

 

[zfreeman]

Super Card Mini SD: http://www.ebay.com/itm/252648506424?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

 

[Lumstar]

Some flashcarts have trouble with graphics intensive games. I know the supercard CF I've got around, is no good for F-Zero Climax.

 

[ceew]

Mini SD SuperCard Flash Cartridge Adapter For Game Boy