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[chrono8]

hey guys, wondering if its worth buying the Ds1 when i already have the supercard lite in slot2. Cause yesterday my sister just got the DS1 and I've been playing aruond with it. I do really like how much its improved. But also i have everything working on the SCLite, wiht the moonshell and everything. i have a 1gig one in the SCLite. Also if i get the DS1 i would get the 2gig kingston (japan) so ya comparison and opinions would be appreciated.

and then ontop of that.. for my own knowledge. which one is acutally better Ds1 or R4?

[bitblt]

Well, SCDS1 supports using SCLite at the same time. For example pressing L+B in the SCDS1 OS will boot the SCLite menu. You can also run GBA ROMs from the SCDS1 OS with SCLite inserted. You can even run a clean copy of the Nintendo DS Browser ROM using SCDS1 and SCLite (not rumble) by selecting the "brower" menu option. Using both cards together you can have up to 4GB of memory storage packed with DS games and homebrew. The latest SCDS1 SP4 update supports the same features as R4 and more, though R4 is easier to use. I recommend people that already own a slot 2 Supercard get SCDS1 if they think they need a slot 1 card too. Slot 1 and slot 2 Supercards work well together.

[chrono8]

oh ok.. so basically if i need more space.. might as well get it. if not dont bother till later. ok thats a good idea, since i have everything working on my sclite. ok thanks. Also i gotta say its tempting to get the dsone because of the nice features and stuff.

[anuarbin]

I am one of tempted person and did not restrain myself. I have a working sc mini but i still get  a sc ds1.

[teknicz]

I've got a SC Lite and a SCDS One, and to be honest, I don't use the SC Lite nearly as much any more, but I do keep it around as storage for my mp3's, homebrew, and a few videos.

Most of my time is spent on slot 1. =]

If you've got money to burn, getting a slot 1 card really is pretty cool.