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[Jennifer2k89]

I know there's a GBA real time save available for the SC, however... does anyone know if they are planning to make one for ds games also? I'm playing games such as Final Fantasy 3 and Castlevania and its quite faustrating to start over everytime I lose.  
If there already is a way, can someone tell me how? If there isn't... then does anyone know if they are planning to make one, or in the process of making one?  :|

[Altor]

That would be pretty cool, and I think it might even be technically possible, but I'm afraid we might run into the same problems we're so familiar with when using RTS on GBA roms.

[PharaohsVizier]

Well, I really don't think it will happen.  I don't have a reason why, its just that if it can happen, it probably would have happened already.

[Gleasonator]

Not many people are interested enough to pay the extra money to have the card with the small enough chips to fit one more.

[liquidnitrogen]

I know there's a GBA real time save available for the SC, however... does anyone know if they are planning to make one for ds games also? I'm playing games such as Final Fantasy 3 and Castlevania and its quite faustrating to start over everytime I lose. Sad
If there already is a way, can someone tell me how? If there isn't... then does anyone know if they are planning to make one, or in the process of making one? Neutral

this is gonna be like cheating, but meh, since you want to...

In FF3 and Castlevania, there are options in the main menu to have a quick save...

in FF3, its Quick Save,
in Castlevania its Suspend.

basically, save your game using that before a boss or so, then copy it with DSorganize to another folder.

go back to play the game; if you lose, go delete that save, and copy the backup save from your other folder...

tahdah!....

(well dsorganize is working for me in Supercard Lite, if you have Supercard SD/mini, you should be fine... M3 supports mulitple saves so it shouldnt be of importance? haha)

[dai_uk]

I can't trust DS Organise it's trashed my CF to many times !

You could use QDSM which doesn't seem to trash my fat file system !