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    Default What flash cart would work best for me?

    I'm looking at getting a new one. Some drug addict whore stole my DS a while back along with a watch and mp3 player, and I figured that flash cart I had would be all I needed for years at least. I had a M3 Perfect SD I think it was, with a Passcard 3. While it was great, it did slightly bother me that it stuck out of the GBA slot.

    I'm looking at the cheapest cart that doesn't stick out. I'd prefer one to use SD cards since I like to be able to upgrade, though I'm open to one that has at least 1GB internal memory. I looked around at some of them, but I can't tell which would be the best. I also want it to have GBA support, I saw some didn't, and emulator support, which I'm sure they all do anyways. Thanks for any help you can provide in advance.
    Last edited by Hipoccolos; 26th-March-2007 at 07:34.
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