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GBA Flashcard in Europe

MrWood	07 February 2012 - 05:25 PM Post #1
Group: Newcomers Posts: 0 Member No.: 296,695 Joined: 07-February 12	GBA Flashcard in Europe There is no 'Best Answer' for this question yet. Answer it! Hey, i bought an europan GBA SP NES Edition and now I want a flashcard for it. I know that nowadays these cards are rare and I have to choose what is still available but I want to ask if there is a card that does following things: - Make it possible to save for many games not for one at a time - Play GBA, GB, GBC and NES Games (others would be great, but these are the ones i want to do) -Play games like Yoshis Island, Pokemon, Mother 3 Translation flawless (real time clock, no lags etc.) I am living in Germany so I would prefer a German or an European store to get it. If you only know a good card but no store it would be great too if you give me an answer Thanks for the help Mrwood

DinohScene	07 February 2012 - 06:25 PM Select as 'Best Answer' Remove 'Best Answer' tag Post #2
GBAtemp's Official Femboy™ Group: Members Posts: 1,824 Member No.: 285,041 Joined: 11-October 11	Best answer, chosen by Get an EZ-4. It is the best GBA Card out there. It uses a MiniSD and is upgradable. It does come with a battery so you might have to solder in a new one. The battery is also used for RTC iirc For NES emulation you got PocketNES. For GB and GBC I don't know anymore....

MrWood	07 February 2012 - 06:36 PM Select as 'Best Answer' Remove 'Best Answer' tag Post #3
Group: Newcomers Posts: 0 Member No.: 296,695 Joined: 07-February 12	Best answer, chosen by Thank you for your answer. I read, that the EZ-4 can't save multiple games at once (so I can have many games on the Card but I can only play one because I can't save the others), is that true? Does it play Mother 1+2 and Mother 3?

Sonic0509	07 February 2012 - 09:02 PM Select as 'Best Answer' Remove 'Best Answer' tag Post #4
Group: Members Posts: 168 Member No.: 115,858 Joined: 01-February 08	Best answer, chosen by EZ4 is indeed the best GBA cart. I does not have RTC. Battery is used to keep save in the internal, temporary memory and as soon as you enter the loader again (next power-on or soft reset) it dumps it to memory card. But for saves to work you need to use PC app that will create the save file (EZ4 can't make one). You can play and have as many games as the memory card allows tou (max 2GB) and saves are stored on the card. I don't know about Mother 1+2 and 3 (never been interested in that kind of games). Pokemon games are working but with no time-based events (such as Department Store giveaways and Mirage Island in RSE). Yoshi Island should also work. GB(C) emu name is Goomba Color and NES is PocketNES as DinohScene said.

Another World	08 February 2012 - 12:03 AM Select as 'Best Answer' Remove 'Best Answer' tag Post #5
AKAIO Connoisseur Group: Former Staff Posts: 7,880 Member No.: 111,084 Joined: 03-January 08	Best answer, chosen by i wouldn't say the ez iv is the best gba cart, but it is one of the only available gba carts left on the market. so in those regards, its probably your best choice. -another world

Bonny	08 February 2012 - 11:36 AM Select as 'Best Answer' Remove 'Best Answer' tag Post #6
Group: Newcomers Posts: 77 Member No.: 146,689 Joined: 08-December 08	Best answer, chosen by Those cards are really hart to get these days. I was always using an EFA 512 Mbit Linker. Was working perfect for me. I still have it and would sell it. http://gbatemp.net/topic/22823-efa-linker-512mb-review/ It is complete and in perfect conditon, with wooden box and the 2 USB Cabels. Just if anyone is interested... he can PM me. Attached Link: http://gbatemp.net/topic/22823-efa-linker-512mb-review/