R4 SDHC Gold pro + USB Adapter KIT with 8 GB Micro SD Will Work ON DS DSI 2DS 3DS

Ok, so after some time I've formed a decent opinion of this card. Ysmenu seems pretty straight forward, adding games is easy, and so is reorganizing them. Finding the right emulator for game boy color and game boy advance took some time but I found a good one. Changing the background was also fairly easy, just have to make sure the image has the right name, is in the file, is a .bpm file and is 4:3 aspect at 256x192 or so. SNES games run, but not really. Don't get this planning on running any SNES, unless it's EXTREMELY basic. although super Metroid loads, you can't actually play due to layers not showing properly leaving you to guess where the ground and walls are. It may be fixable though, but I don't quite get the graphics settings in snemulator yet. If you have a DSI, 2ds or 3ds, your experience may be better, as I am assuming that this is just the capability of the DS LITE lacking.

Out of the box this thing is cool, runs well, but it's a little overwhelming and is definitely missing some great titles. Learn a little bit about the specific folders and data files and you can fine tune this thing to be the perfect DS companion. Hiding or Deleting unwanted games and folders will make navigating your library better experience. Adding Twilight Menu on top of the stock R4 kernal firmware will give you a better UI and a secondary firmware option for games that aren't compatible with the Stock R4's YSmenu. You can also from there get Box-art and fine-tune your experience and game settings easily in Twilight Menu. Don't ask me how just look up "DS Homebrew Wiki" - Overall this is a 5/5 for how well it runs DS titles. Also came with a media player app installed and SNES emu but it's garbage. Don't go to the sus website, YSmenu already pre-loaded, just learn how to get and boot Twilight menu 👍PS: You need a laptop or PC to connect the microSD adapter and transfer files if you intend on upgrading your R4!

Very good, comes ready to use thank you

This card has been everything I wanted and more. The vanilla software on the provided SD card is not the best, and I can't really speak to whether or not it has a timebomb installed. The SD card reader is terrible, so do not expect that to work any time soon.If you really want to do it right, buy yourself a 32GB SD card from SanDisk or something and get a well reviewed USB-SD card reader. Then you can ditch the vanilla software and install something like "RetroGameFan Multi Cart Update v7.06" onto your new SD card. From there, you'll either have to transfer the games folder from the provided 4GB SD or just drop in the games/software you want on the new card. I have a GBA backup tool that rips the save off cartridges to backup to my PC, but you can pretty much do whatever you want with this.If you don't want to go through the process of a Homebrew, this is a good alternative.

The setup for this card is great and you can even expand the micro SD card depending on size, I went from the preinstalled 4GB card to a 32GB card I wiped and formatted to 32 FAT memory and copied everything from the original 4GB card to the new one and loaded my library there and it was amazing, the preinstalled library is great and the UI pretty straightforward for anyone to test or if you want to give it to a child with a DSi or 3DS to just plug and play and have fun, but expanding to the GBA, NES, and DSiWare libraries is a ton of fun, you can even play multiplayer games by simply getting a second device, I used multiple Nintendo DSi and did not have any disconnecting issues on DS games, but opening to other game libraries for multiplayer there might be issues, also I did not find any weird "files" like other reviews stated, so I cannot address that, but the only issues to address that may be a turn off as others have stated, is these do not store 3DS games, and the timebomb which after the time expires will render your cartridge useless, but if you can overlook that and find some 20-30 minutes to customize your library preference and fix the timebomb expiration, this is an amazing deal to pay for at the moment. I've seen these sold for a higher amount that just simply not worth it. I loved the one I got will be buying 2 more in a few months when I get some additional systems to keep for myself.P.S. I never mentioned an SNES library because my cartridge came loaded with an almost full library for SNES and only needed to less than 10 games I like playing and was done.

The media could not be loaded. This product is perfect and was exactly what I was looking for. It offers a great selection of pre installed games as well as a kit to install your own. You can also get games from other consoles which is a plus to what I originally wanted it for. As you can see in the pictures I was even able to make folders to separate some of the games into their own categories like the Mario games. Perfect product and would recommend it for anyone interested in these older games but don’t want to take a huge hit to their wallet.

Comes with a few pre installed. For the price is completely worth it hopefully it last a good amount of time

As someone who’s only recently explored flashcards, I was quite surprised that this one actually worked as advertised. It feels and fits just like an actual DS cartridge, so the quality's pretty nice. It is a little more snug than a standard cartridge, but it’s meant to stay in your DS for long periods of time.BE WARNED! This particular flash card comes with software already installed into it, but it has a time bomb program associated with its software. Once your DS clock hits a certain date, the software just stops working. There’s numerous software programs that you can download, like TwilightMenu++, that’ll bypass this. A quick Google search and little digging into which software you’d want to use will solve any issues.