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R4 VS M3... What do you guys think for DS??

Mathab
#21
CycloDS Evolution is the best flashcart in the market its the only thing i have to say :P
mrabbo
#22
i meant r2 d2
jc_106
#23
the m3 is a hacked version or a copy of he r4. cyclo ds is a fake version of the supercard ds one. :oi don't own any, but i'm gonna buy a supercard ds one. and i don't want you guys thinking i'm a fanboy or such, cause i'm not. i justposted what i heard. it says here about the cyclo ds and the supercard. about the m3 being a copy of the r4, someone of the forums told me, can't remember who.
DragonQuester
#24
TimAGyea i got a r4 as wel...its great and was only $100 NZ....uhh lets just say a ds around here is bowt $200...or lower...
its reliable except for the fact i cant play ZELDA!!! PHANTOM HOURGLASS!!@!@ OMG!!!.....
but i think its cuz of the patch or version or something.....meh
I got it for 35 dollars or something in Can from dealextreme
anandjones
#25
Yeah I got mine from dealextreme.com. Really good price.
mrabbo
#26
The M3 Real is what i meant, sometimes I type in mispelt things when im bent.
wiirdos
#27
M3/R4, both r the same, I go with that
DragonQuester
#28
Well I have an R4 so I gotta go with it, however I think the R4 is easy-to-use so thats why I use it ;D
mrabbo
#29
m3 real deal is easy ive tried most roms from here and all work fine. Wifi games are fun as Mario Kart is hard but fun, I havent had any trobles so far and ive thrahed it out.Its turned my flatmate into a nds junkie she never liked to play video games before.
retch
#30
I have an R4, it fits my purposes, but I do admit that there are better ones out there, namely with SDHC support.I kinda like how the TTDS looks right now, it's unbelievably cheap and just as effective.
anandjones
#31
It's DSTT and it would be better if R4 had SDHC support. My mate has a DSTT, it's menu sucks and it doesn't have as much compatibility with commercial games. Better than r4 though with certain homebrew.
mrabbo
#32
I meant against other players on line.It's also sdhc aswell.The m3 Real is actually a slot 1 device, it uses the gba expansion or rumble card feature as a slot 2 device. It plugs straight into the nds slot and the micro card is actually spring loaded, teh first day i actually just pulled it out every time until i realized., luckily it didn't effect it and nothing went wrong with it.I'm currently using only a 1 gig micro sd card, which is holding at the moment 20 games. When I'm done playing a game i simply delete the file and store the save file into a folder on my hard drive for use when i want to replay the game again. Each save file is half a megabyte.Loading times are fast enough not to warrant any concern and each time you start a newly installed game on the card it creates a save game automatically so everything is easy. I havent needed to patch any roms or anything they all work fine. Its made easy for a child to use I can vouch for that because my eight year old nephew can use it easily with no help at all.
anandjones
#33
That's just like R4 lol... The saves are also half a mb and they create a game save automatically too... And you don't need to really patch any commercial rom in r4 or any other Slot device...
Sonica
#34
An R4 user over here. :D Got it from Hong Kong and was having a grand time, plus having no problems with the DS games I put in.
TimAGyea i got a r4 as wel...its great and was only $100 NZ....uhh lets just say a ds around here is bowt $200...or lower...
its reliable except for the fact i cant play ZELDA!!! PHANTOM HOURGLASS!!@!@ OMG!!!.....
Odd, mine plays Phantom Hourglass perfectly, unless you fill your R4 to the brim with no more room...
DragonQuester
#35
Roms work perffectly, just that my R4 regularly freezes, or when I turn on the DS, it says no game card inserted as if there were no R4 in it. I have to take it out, and blow into the game card and put it back in to work everytime
MusicAddict911
#36
I have both and they are practically the same, however the R4 looks better IMO.
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