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best flash card to buy for dsi xl????

daveabbott1984OP
#1
hi everyone this is my first post i would like some advice please i've just brought my daughter a dsi xl and just want to know the best card to get her to work with it one with updating firmware please any suggestions???
Kiekoes
#2
[color=purple][b]SuperCard DSTWO.EDIT: Updated with a link to a cheaper seller.
daveabbott1984OP
#3
thank you. what about a cyclods??? will it work on a dsi xl??? can the flash cards make it possible to play us/jap games on a uk/pal dsi xl???
ace1o1
#4
[quote="Kiekoes"][color=purple][b]SuperCard DSTWO.EDIT: Updated with a link to a cheaper seller.
[/quote]Umm..I wouldn't go with Price Angels...dragneon bought from them and never received their products... (I think).
And they're sketchy too.I'd go with ShopTemp personally. I have bought from them.The best flashcart for DSi XL for me is the Acekard 2i. - http://shoptemp.com/products/Acekard-2i-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-30.html
Setup - http://forum.romulation.net/index.php?topic=38335.msg695431#msg695431But if you want GBA Emlation, then go with the SuperCard DS Two. It isn't out yet... I think. It's pretty expensive though. - http://shoptemp.com/products/Supercard-DSTWO-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-97.htmlIf you have a flashcart, you can play any region games.
titen96
#5
yeah all flash carts work with all type of games but the cyclods doesent work with it so i reccommend the supercard dstwo since it supports gba
and the cyclo costs much more
ace1o1
#6

Replying to #5

It costs the same as the SuperCard DSTwo, but the SCDSTwo comes with more features.
daveabbott1984OP
#7
brilliant replies guys thanks alot. :D
what about acekard 2i :D any good???
ace1o1
#8

Replying to #7

I love mine.
It's probably the best one that I have used. Better than the R4 and EZ Flash Vi in my opinion.
daveabbott1984OP
#9
Great thanks she's going to be over the moon
daveabbott1984OP
#11
my daughter lol with all your advice i can get her a really good flash card!! :) does the acekard allow you to play gba roms as-well?
ace1o1
#12

Replying to #11

Ah! That's nice of you. :)No, you can't play GBA roms with it... =\
titen96
#13
the cyclods costs almost 50 us dollars
the supercard ds 2 preorder inshoptemp costs around 34 us dollars
ace1o1
#14

Replying to #13

But CycloDS can't play GBA games and it's not even for DSi or DSi XL.
And at ShopTemp, the SCDSTwo is $40 USD.
Kaptan
#15
I'd stick with the Acekard 2i for the time being as it works with nearly every game and is affordable. I'd prefer to have some more solid reviews with the SuperCard DSTwo from everyday users as it is so new (is it even out yet or still on pre-order?) and from what I heard is still a bit buggy with not all features working properly yet.I would also recommend
http://shoptemp.com/categories/DS-Flashcarts/
I've had no problems ordering from them in the past.
Kiekoes
#16
ace1o1 · #12Ah! That's nice of you. :)No, you can't play GBA roms with it... =\
[color=purple][b]If you have a Ez Flash 3 in 1 Expansion you can play them off the menu. But SuperCard DSTWO don't need that.
ace1o1 · #4But if you want GBA Emlation, then go with the SuperCard DS Two. It isn't out yet... I think. It's pretty expensive though. -
[color=purple][b]SuperCard DSTWO is already out.
Fredbox
#17
[quote="Kiekoes"][color=purple][b]If you have a Ez Flash 3 in 1 Expansion you can play them off the menu. But SuperCard DSTWO don't need that.
[/quote]But the OP had a DSi so therefore cannot use an EZ Flash 3in1.
ace1o1
#18

Replying to #17

Yep.It's easier to just get the SuperCard DSTwo, but it's quite expensive...
mr. awesome
#19
WwWWWWWWWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIIITTTTTTTTTTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If you havn't already bought something, the DSTwo is OUT NOW!http://www.gamezway.com/supercard-dstwo-card-for-nintendo-ds-ds-lite-dsi_p17552.html
http://www.acceshop4u.com/supercard-ds-two-scds2-for-ds-ds-lite-dsi-p-87991.html
http://shoptemp.com/products/Supercard-DSTWO-Card-for-Nintendo-DS-DS-Lite-DSi-p-97.html
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