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I remember there being a DS flashcart that had an additional CPU. Probably more towards the end of the DS's life.
by ThatPlayer 3y ago
I remember there being a DS flashcart that had an additional CPU. Probably more towards the end of the DS's life.
- opan 3y agoSuperCard DSTwo. I remember it being described as having the power of a PSP inside (unsure if true), and it could do GBA and SNES emulation. It heavily impacted battery life, making it less popular in later years, though. Plus we've recently gained the ability to use the native GBA compatibility in the DS via DS flashcarts (or DSi/3DS homebrew) running TwiLightMenu, so now the $5 R4 clones on aliexpress can allow you to play GBA decently on a DS Lite. Also, a new DS flashcart just came out, from the same makers of the popular EZ-Flash Junior for GB(C) and EZ-Flash Omega for GBA. It's called the Parallel. It costs considerably more than other DS flash carts, but is still cheaper than flashcarts for GBA or anything older (NES, SNES, and N64 flashcarts are insanely expensive). MachoNachoProductions on YouTube has a video on the Parallel.