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The first | The first slot-1 based flashcart used an internal NAND flash that you can transfer your own games and homebrew software onto, with the use of a proprietary dongle that attaches to the GBA gameslot and is hooked via a USB cable to mount as a removable disk. DSGBA, an OEM manufacturer who specialized in developing the DSFlash2, supplied their own boards to various distributors, with them adding new updates and features to the kernel; the DS Fire Link, the N-Card, and the DS Linker were the most common. | ||
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| MicroNinja DS || [[File:B0030122_163481.jpg|thumb|MicroNinjaDS]] || NinjaDS | | MicroNinja DS || [[File:B0030122_163481.jpg|thumb|MicroNinjaDS]] || NinjaDS | ||
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| MediaGAMER || [[File:Mediagamer.jpg|thumb|MediaGAMER]] || | | MediaGAMER || [[File:Mediagamer.jpg|thumb|MediaGAMER]] || UWindNet. Same as the MicroNinja DS. | ||
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| Games 'N Music || [[File:Gamesnmusic.jpg|thumb|Games 'N Music]] [[File:B0030122_11876.jpg|thumb|Cartridge Construction Kit DS]] || Datel. Comes bundled with a 8cm CD containing homebrew games, a 512MB microSD and a microSD to USB reader. Originally known as "Cartridge Construction Kit DS", until it later got rebadged as it this would not appeal to consumers. | | Games 'N Music || [[File:Gamesnmusic.jpg|thumb|Games 'N Music]] [[File:B0030122_11876.jpg|thumb|Cartridge Construction Kit DS]] || Datel. Comes bundled with a 8cm CD containing homebrew games, a 512MB microSD and a microSD to USB reader. Originally known as "Cartridge Construction Kit DS", until it later got rebadged as it this would not appeal to consumers. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:43, 20 November 2024
This is a list of flashcards to identify an unknown card. This list is incomplete and may be subject to change.
If you have a flashcard not listed here, please add it!
PassMe/NoPass
Natrium42 developed the PassMe, which was one of the first methods of booting unsigned code and retail DS games. A DS cartridge is attached to the device to bypass the copy protection, fooling the DS into thinking it has a legitimate gamecard inserted. The CPLD relocates the ARM7 and ARM9 addresses to slot-2 and sets an autoboot flag once you've passed the H&S warning, allowing DS code to be executed from the GBA slot. After the blowfish encryption was broken, "true" slot-1 flashcart solutions (such as "NoPass" devices) were developed that did not require a donor cartridge to use PassMe. Games developed with a later SDK will not run, and homebrew does require DLDI patching for your specific cart.
| Flashcard | Image | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| PassMe | Natrium42 | |
| PassKey | M3 Team | |
| SuperPass DS | SuperCard | |
| PassCard | M3 Team | |
| NDS Magic Key | NEO Team | |
| EZ-Pass | EZ-Flash |
NAND-based
The first slot-1 based flashcart used an internal NAND flash that you can transfer your own games and homebrew software onto, with the use of a proprietary dongle that attaches to the GBA gameslot and is hooked via a USB cable to mount as a removable disk. DSGBA, an OEM manufacturer who specialized in developing the DSFlash2, supplied their own boards to various distributors, with them adding new updates and features to the kernel; the DS Fire Link, the N-Card, and the DS Linker were the most common.
| Flashcard | Image | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Acekard R.P.G. | acekard.com | |
| DS-Xtreme | Team Xodus | |
| AnyCVI | Unknown. | |
| N-Card | DSGBA | |
| DS-Linker | DS-Linker | |
| ExpressCard | xpcard.com.cn | |
| K6 Super Card | k6.cngba.com | |
| Sunny Flash | game-menu.com | |
| Ultra Card | gbacard.com | |
| DSFlash2 | usb11.com | |
| DS Fire Card | Fire Link | |
| F-Card | Fire Link |
SD-based
| Flashcard | Image | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| R4 Revolution for DS | R4 Team. The V1 had issues relating to the spring-loaded microSD slot, which got stuck after many uses. So in response to this, they released the V2 model by opting for a plastic slot instead. | |
| Top Toy DS (TTDS/DSTT) | NEO Team | |
| DSOne | SuperCard | |
| NinjaDS | NinjaDS | |
| NinjaPass Evolution X9 | NinjaDS | |
| MicroNinja DS | NinjaDS | |
| MediaGAMER | UWindNet. Same as the MicroNinja DS. | |
| Games 'N Music | Datel. Comes bundled with a 8cm CD containing homebrew games, a 512MB microSD and a microSD to USB reader. Originally known as "Cartridge Construction Kit DS", until it later got rebadged as it this would not appeal to consumers. | |
| Acekard | acekard.com | |
| EDGE/iEDGE | EDGE |
Clones
Clone flashcarts which are copycat designs based on previous generations.
R4 Clones
| Flashcard | Image | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| R4 SDHC Dual-Core (r4isdhc.hk) | R4DS Pro clone. 2024 carts only. | |
| R4 SDHC Gold Pro (r4isdhc.hk) | R4DS Pro clone. 2024 carts only. | |
| R4 SDHC RTS Lite (r4isdhc.hk) | R4DS Pro clone. 2024 carts only. | |
| MARS | Clone of the R4 DS. www.ndsmars.com |
Acekard Clones
| Flashcard | Image | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Ace3DS Pro | ace3ds.com | |
| Amaze3DS | Amaze Team | |
| R4iTT | www.r4itt.net | |
| R4i Ver 2.0 | r4ids.com |
DSTT Clones
| Flashcard | Image | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| R4 SDHC Gold Pro (r4isdhc.com) | 2014+ cards are DSTTi clones. | |
| R4 SDHC Snoopy (r4isdhc.com) | 2014+ cards are DSTTi clones. | |
| R4 SDHC (SylverReZ) | Stolen designs without authorization from SylverReZ, based off the R4i-SDHC family. | |
| R4i V1.45 | www.ndsiLL.net | |
| PK3DS | www.pk3ds.com | |
| R4i FIFA | www.r4i-fifa.com | |
| Koo Flash | www.game-menu.com | |
| DSTT Gold | Not by the DSTT team, relabelled r4i-gold.com Gold RTS cart. | |
| DSTTi Gold | www.ndstti.cn | |
| U2DS | U2DS |
