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 Member 2675 Level 22.25 Mar 2006 
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You also need an original DS game for the Passme to take the ID from.
HEY GUYS, has anyone bought something from linker4u.com or superufo.com? I'm interested to buy a M3 from them but I'm not sure if they're reliable. Some help? Jam it back in, in the dark. Vibrate
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Member 2675 Level 22.25 Mar 2006
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There's some different ways to do it. The usual way involves a GBA flash cart (M3, EZFlash...) with DS roms and a PassMe/FlashMe/WiFiMe to bypass the protection and load the roms from the flash cart.
I'm not exactly sure of how the MagicKey works, but it seems to eliminate the need for the SuperCard. (The Passcard looks like it works on all DS's, but I'm not sure if it works with the SuperCard) There's nowhere I can't reach. Vibrate
Last edited by Luxo; Jun 17, 2006 at 12:30 AM.
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Member 2675 Level 22.25 Mar 2006
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It's real easy.
The M3 is the STORAGE. It goes on the GBA slot. You load the DS roms on it. You don't bypass stuff with it alone. It's like a memory card with the roms, but it can come bundled with a PassMe2 if the store you bought it from has that option. Using the Supercard is the same thing, think of it as another brand of the M3. There's two kinds of STORAGE carts. Memory card adaptors: M3 and SuperCard. They are memory card adaptors that fit like game carts, but use the memory card's space for storing stuff. SD, CF and MiniSD models available. Game Carts/Flash Carts: NeoFlash, G6... Those are game carts like the ones used in GBA games. They work in a similar fashion to memory card adaptors, but these have the memory built into them instead of using third party memory cards. The only changes between them are the ammount of storage and compatibility with the bypassers. The PassKey (or PassMe or MagicKey or whatever the hell you choose) is the bypasser. You use it for the DS to go apeshit and think whatever DS roms you got on the M3 are real DS games, and thus playable. The MagicKey2 is just another kind of PassMe, but it serves the same function. Using carts like the NeoFlash is recommended on this one. So the setup goes like this: M3 + SD card + PassKey = DS/GBA games M3 + SD card = GBA games only If you need some good help, ask pink. He knows lots about this stuff. This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. Vibrate
Last edited by Luxo; Jun 17, 2006 at 03:55 AM.
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Member 2675 Level 22.25 Mar 2006
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LINK!  :http://www.m3-forum.com/viewtopic.php?t=2334 http://m3wiki.emuparadise.org/index....Save_Questions Newbie question: Does the M3 work on GBA? I'm not sure of this I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body? Vibrate
Last edited by Luxo; Jun 18, 2006 at 12:37 AM.
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Member 2675 Level 22.25 Mar 2006
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But you'd still need a GBA cart (Like NeoFlash) for it to get DS roms from, right?
I was speaking idiomatically. Vibrate
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Member 2675 Level 22.25 Mar 2006
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Nobody answered my question
 Does the M3 work on a GBA? What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now? Vibrate
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Member 2675 Level 22.25 Mar 2006
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From what I gather, using the PassCard or the SuperKey allows you to play online, because those don't change anything of the DS kernel. PassKey 1 and 2 do, though, so you won't be able to play online.
Not sure if multiplayer works anyway. FELIPE NO Vibrate
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Member 2675 Level 22.25 Mar 2006
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That, or a SuperKey. Haven't tested either yet (mainly because of a fun lack of DS hardware to try them out with) but I've heard good things about 'em. What, you don't want my bikini-clad body? Vibrate
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Luxo