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I've heard about these cartridges that hold more than one game, but don't know anything about them or how they work...anyone have any ideas???
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Illegal??? Woah - naively i thought you uploaded your games onto your PC (or something) then transfered them to the catridge. But I guess that would mean that I could borrow games and copy them...yikes...that's not good.
silly me
silly me
They do exist as have seen several of them around, but unfortunately, they can be difficult to obtain as they are illegal. Basically, you put the cartridge in as per usual and select the game you want to play (lots are preloaded). I think it's readable in an SD memory slot (but don't take my word for it) or comes with a special link cable for the computer to enable downloads to update the cartidge.
I think they cost about £30 and are named R3 cards (well a letter and a number I think - either R or M and 3 or 4).
Would consider getting one, but don't play my DS really that much and don't think it's worth the piracy risk as I've been above board for nearly 11 years now :)
*(Realises he's stupid for being so)*
I think they cost about £30 and are named R3 cards (well a letter and a number I think - either R or M and 3 or 4).
Would consider getting one, but don't play my DS really that much and don't think it's worth the piracy risk as I've been above board for nearly 11 years now :)
*(Realises he's stupid for being so)*
I've heard about these cartridges that hold more than one game, but don't know anything about them or how they work...anyone have any ideas???
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