Flash cards dont exsist for the sole purpoise of playing illegally aquired games. Try homebrew apps, like a DS FTP server, or MSN/Yahoo! messenger, or a falling sand game. if this played .nds roms (dont care about commercial) id buy it, but ive got a Datel Max media dock, capable of ripping my legally owned NDS games, then playing them back in MCM, some games anyways, still cant play my backed up meteos game.
Add some homebrew to an R4 and you have everything this offers right now. And if you shop at the right places, it's cheaper. You can also load your legal backups on an R4. This offers nothing.
The most interesting thing to see would be the video codec used for movies. The current .dpg for DS vidoes is good, but the videos in games look better
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Sound like an R4 card competitor, but games are not mentioned in the list. Would be cool to have a game backup feature.
it really sounds just like a nintendo approved flashcart.
thus no warez games.
thus being inferior and not even cheaper.
Flash cards dont exsist for the sole purpoise of playing illegally aquired games. Try homebrew apps, like a DS FTP server, or MSN/Yahoo! messenger, or a falling sand game. if this played .nds roms (dont care about commercial) id buy it, but ive got a Datel Max media dock, capable of ripping my legally owned NDS games, then playing them back in MCM, some games anyways, still cant play my backed up meteos game.
Right, right, we all know that the vast majority of people buying R4 and similar products are doing so for the sole reason of using homebrew apps.
Add some homebrew to an R4 and you have everything this offers right now. And if you shop at the right places, it's cheaper. You can also load your legal backups on an R4. This offers nothing.
The most interesting thing to see would be the video codec used for movies. The current .dpg for DS vidoes is good, but the videos in games look better