HAY GUYS

chaofan · Local time: Sep 11, 2006, 01:56 AM

I've read the past posts about the flash carts for GBA and stuff but now I'm bloody confused. So I've decided to post.

I recently got a GBA Micro as a present so I'm going to try to use it to its fullest extent. I am going to get something which allows me to play GBA roms I dl from the net and I want it to have good internal battery life and good memory so I can store a few games in.

What should I get?

(Also from what I've read so far (and been able to conclude in this small brain of mine), theres a cart which allows memory cards (SD etc.) to expand on the memory. Is this correct?)

How ya doing, buddy?

chaofan · Local time: Oct 2, 2006, 05:52 PM

Originally Posted by Sir VG

chaofan, for GBA playing, there's two good choices:

Flash2Advance Ultra
M3

The advantage of the M3 over the F2AU is that you can use Flash Carts which are cheaper and expandable. Plus it is easier to change games and backup saves. And if you go with the M3 you're able to use NDS ROMs (if you get a Passcard). I haven't see the M3 by itself though, just the M3 lite. Look through the newly added links on the first post.

I haven't done much testing with emulators on GBA with the M3 though.

Good timing. I lost my case with half of my DS games!!!!! ;___;

Now the problem is where to get those elusive NDS roms....?

There's nowhere I can't reach.

chaofan · Local time: Oct 8, 2006, 11:59 PM

I did a lot of reading but I really but I still got a question: what type of patching should I use for DS roms?

Also (m3wiki.com, compatibility list):
[QUOTE]Note what modes the ROM was tested in (excluding Normal, Direct Copy, and 1xDMA, which will be assumed working)
If there is a special case where it only works in 1xDMA or 4xDMA, make a note!
ONLY add Safe Mode if both 1xDMA and 4xDMA aren't working.{/QUOTE]

What's all this about?

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.