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[Romain]

Hello everybody, it's my firt message on this board but I often go to scdev.org :p

I have some questions about Supercard AND M3/G6, because I already own a Supercard CF, and I want to know some things.

Firstly, I don't really see the differences between SC,M3 and G6?

Is it true that .gba games are not slowed-down with a M3 or G6?

I will buy a Superpass in order to be able to run Flashme on my DS, will the .nds games that I will run will be slowed-down too? Even if I use the option to load them in Supercard ROM before, in Supercard Software?

My brother own a coloured DS, is it really impossible to boot the flashme file just with the Superpass (Passme 2 required)? Maybe could we use the Passme 2 on both DS, even the grey one.

Then, is there any cool homebrews softs and games you would advice?
I'm so excited to imagine a Wifi browser running from my Supercard (yes, I'll have to wait a little bit more...)


Thank you for yours answers, I'm sorry for my english.

Romain, from France.


~SUPERCARD POWER~

[taiq]

Flipper looks like a cool app, and there's a port of Another World... not sure if either of those work on the SC.

[karurosu]

SC and M3 are almost the same, except that M3 runs GBA games better.
G6 on the other hand also runs a lot of stuff, but it has a limited memory and an expensive price.
Compatibility is almost the same on the 3 (with a difference of 2 or 3 games).
In NDS games rarely have slowdown, unless they are new games (like Animal Crossing) but there is always the SC postion patch that will fix that.
For M3 I've heard that there is no slowdown in GBA, for G6 I think it's the same, because it is a GBA flashcart. Since I own an Ecube for GBA I don't care much about the SC compatibility with GBA
Chances of your brother's NDS running using passme is 50% cause some people has reported that it works.
If you have an old NDS you can get a passme for you, try, and then upgrade it to V2 and use it in your brother's NDS.
Cool homebrew:
rpaint for NDS, ScummDS.
Luminesweeper, magnetic scrolls, any emu (GBx and NES recommended), both mentioned above.

Hope that this helps

[pg65]

The G6 is very good at the GBA and the NDS but is limited by size the only difference between the G6 and M3 is that the G6 can play GST roms.