Hacking Which is better Acekard 2i or M3i zero?

Don't ask stupid questions, the M3i is not out yet,

p.s:
M3 will be update able card wise, and has a great interface but it you preference
and price matters.
 
acekard is also updateable cart wise but it requires to boot on a ds to update the cart though
 
M3i0 will probably be the way to go since it will have Sakura support (best flashcart firmware in my opinion), and it will be able to easily get around Nintendo's updates when they come.

Plus M3i0 will have RTS (no there is no feature list yet, but it supports Sakura which has RTS, and keep in mind AK2i doesn't have RTS yet).
 
this will be the same like acekard2i and SCDSone i (yeah slow GUI)
and
i believe deltaburnt had provided you a good answer

still i prefer ak2i +AKAIO over other dsi flash cart (since what i care the most is game compatibility)
i get quick fix on most games that i am having trouble with
and
most of the other teams are usually a step or two slower
 
Get the m3i Zero. From what i hear the acekard 2i has a ton of problems due to it being cheap and the m3 is very popular, has sakura support, has RTS, and a more. I think you should wait and get the m3i
 
Every Try investing in a SuperCard DSi? I dont see why u even look towards M3i's Direction
 
Twilight Loz said:
The title says it all. Please list the advantages and disadvantages.
i think the m3i zero would be better having all the features of a m3 real and completely updateable to surpass an dsi updates
 
woooo acekard 2i cause when i bought the dsi i accidently upgraded it to 1.4 so...
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but then the acekard team said we r working on it
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The M3i Zero all the way.
It just has an amazing firmware (Sakura) and it can fix the firmware blocks by Nintendo by upgrading its kernel.
Sakura should be reason enough to buy it, it's just amazing how smooth it works.
You can buy it from here:

http://www.colourful-zone.com/Store/produc...products_id=328

That's a great webshop, with great support and I've heard nothing but good things about it.
 

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