Gba Multicarts

[project86]

http://www.gameboymulticarts.com/catalog/u90a6.htm

This is just an example. I'm wondering the quality of these things... are the NES games faithful to the originals, or what? Sometimes I see these available for cheap, although even at this price it might still be a good deal for someone like me who doesnt want to mess with a flashcart.

 

[shinneri]

A flashcart really isn't that difficult, you know...

 

[TelcoLou]

Yeah, slap PocketNES on one and you have the best of both worlds.

 

[project86]

A flashcart really isn't that difficult, you know...

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yeah I know. I have a 10 month old baby, and the computer is in his room. Finding any time to work on the computer is hard enough, and if I do, I'm using it to play some Quake 4 or FEAR. I'm one of those rare people (on this forum anyway) that would rather pay for the convenience of having something done for me than spend the time... not because I don't want to or don't know how, but because I'm too busy.


PS I am posting this from work, before you get the wrong idea...

 

[grahf]

Those NES games are probably emulated on the cart anyhow, using borrowed code (aka stolen).

 

[SatanClaus]

Those NES games are probably emulated on the cart anyhow, using borrowed code (aka stolen).

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Those multicarts use PocketNES. If you want pirated NES games on your GBA, you should get a flashcart. It's easy to use and you can play the games you want. And you're not supporting people who sell roms and a free emulator. The production costs of these multicarts are around 5$ and they sell it for 65$.

 

[loz_the_guru]

if you do want a flash cart, ive got a 256mb one for sale that i wouldnt mind setting up for you

 

[fitzsteve]

You should take Loz up on that, you will get lots of Nes & even SMS roms on that

 

[yoyoyoyoyoyoyo]

go to easybuy2000.com then click on nintendo and they have a 512Mbit(64MBytes) cart there for cheap. I bought one and all you need is a GBA or GBA SP to connect to writer to. I am assuming you have a GBA or GBA SP.

 

[onionfrog]

unfortunately they are out of stock...

 

[darkman]

Is setting up these flash cards the same as it is in setting up a card for the GP32?

 

[trooper]

Just get a GP32 and an SMC (Smart Media Card), And chuck Little John and a couple of nes games on it.

Trooper

 

[diablo2]

Just get a GP32 and an SMC (Smart Media Card), And chuck Little John and a couple of nes games on it.

Trooper

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Perfect Solution
Unless you want the GBA games on it. For that I recommend SuperCard. The most underrated device on the planet.

 

[fitzsteve]

Just get a GP32 and an SMC (Smart Media Card), And chuck Little John and a couple of nes games on it.

Trooper

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Perfect Solution
Unless you want the GBA games on it. For that I recommend SuperCard. The most underrated device on the planet.

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Word to that! I have a Supercard and it plays GBA and DS Games, Yes DS at full speed and 99% compatibilty! Takes a CF or SD card (two versions) I have a 256mb and a 128mb CF and can get 40+ GBA games or 10 ish DS games

Steve.