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[zektor]

Man I love this card!  I still can't believe I won the raffle...    This cart is so awesome!

I agree. I think that the only flaws (if you would even call them that) is that the card needs the NDS flashed to work. I personally LIKE this, as with the unit flashed you are greeted immediately with the DSLink menu as opposed to the other cards in which you have to view a H&S screen, tap on loading the NDS cart, and then finally get into the menu. The other is the clean rom situation, but I personally do not consider this a flaw at all. I like using the patching software as opposed to unzipping my roms and copying them to the card by hand. The patcher seems to do some trimming as well, which is a plus for space.

All in all, my favorite card. I have yet to encounter an NDS game that cannot run on this device....even new ones I recently downloaded

Next step (if you have not done so already) is to get the DLDI win32 patcher and the DSLink dldi file. Keep em in a safe place as you will need these to make upcoming homebrew work. Good thing we have a solid read/write driver, now just waiting for more homebrew developers to add dldi to their stuff.

[PharaohsVizier]

How does PoR run?  I'm too lazy to find it, but I will definately play it soon.  And Dead and Furious is hella fun, I don't see the complaints, just because it is a rail shooter and not FPS?

[zektor]

How does PoR run?  I'm too lazy to find it, but I will definately play it soon.  And Dead and Furious is hella fun, I don't see the complaints, just because it is a rail shooter and not FPS?

I really like Dead & Furious personally I like the rail shooters...reminds me of the good ol' days!

As for PoR, it runs fine, but freezes randomly. I am thinking that it may be my card however. I am using a standard Transcend 1GB for everything, but did order a Kingston card which I should have in a few days. Perhaps it will be different there. Still, the compatibility rate of this card is better than many out there...near perfect.