Nintendo DSi gets its first flash cart
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Acekard 2i flash-cart for Nintendo DSi
Published 12/3/2008 by Chris Davies at SlashGear
... in how they use their handhelds and legitimately-obtained games. The Acekard 2i can be used to store game save-files directly to a microSD card, removing memory capacity as an issue limiting save points, as well as running backups.
It will also let you use Action Replay cheat codes, if you’re not as impressive in a particular title as you’d like to be. The DSi is not yet available outside of Japan.
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[via Hack-a-Day] ...
Aekard 2i: Nintendo DSi now has a working ‘homebrew’ cart
Published 12/3/2008 by Nicholas Deleon at CrunchGear
... of files—games and music and the like—over to a MicroSD card, then you put the MicroSD card in the Aekard. Turn your DSi on and off you go. (I had one of these types of cards for the GBA, worked well enough, I suppose.)
Of course, the official reason these types of cards exist is to support homebrew. We all know that’s a codeword, though.
The original Aekard DS runs for around $40, but prices vary wildy. Might want to shop around, then.
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