3DS R4 cards

[Zorlon]

GameBoy and DS yes both run fine on a Supercard DSTWO


Both flash kits will need updating to be able to work on 3DS firmware 5.1.0-11E, both flash kits are much older than that update

Every flash kit now needs updating via firmware when Nintendo updates there consoles, unless a kit is not blocked, then the kit will not need updating (This is done to avoid a complete block by updating the flash kits firmware before updating the 3DS)


Some online stores will update the flash kit for you but only if you ask them to do that, if they will not you will need access to an original DS or DS Lite, to be able to update yourself

Yes I am talking about them first updating the flash kit before they sent it via the post

Yes it can play SNES but far from perfect, but most games do run fine, the process is very much the same as GBA

this thing plays...

DS Games are perfect for this system

Emulates GBA GBC SGB GB SNES NES Mastersystem GameGear MegaDrive and more

SCUMMVM games also run very well (Point and click adventure games), there are other ports as well


In the spoiler is a big list of what can be played on the DSTWO

Spoiler warning:

x86/dos (very very old PC games)
Amstrad 6128
Amstrad CPC
Apple II
Atari 800
Atari 2600
Atari ST
Chip- 8
Colecovision
Commodore64
Dragon 32/64
Dreamcast VMU
Gameking
Gameboy/Gameboy Colour
GameGear/Sega Master System
GBA
Megadrive
Macintosh
MAME
Msx
Neo Geo AES/MVS
NeoGeo Pocket
Nes
Oric
ScummVM
Snes
Spectrum (ZX Spectrum)
Thomson MO5
TI 83 Calculator
TI 85 Calculator
Vectrex
Watari Supervision
Wonderswan
ZX81

Individual Arcade games emulated:-
1942
1943
Aemio
Bombjack
Ghosts' N Run
Green Beret
Klax
Marca
Mr Do
Pong
SnowBros
Solomons Key
Space Invadors.

There is still yet more for DS flash kits in the way of homebrew and ports
homebrew is unofficial software for the DS
ports are usually PC games originally that have had source code released and that code has been used to make that game work on the console, the most famous ported game is Doom, for ports you do require the original game data files, though most do come with demo data files anyway to get you started playing