EZ Flash Omega Micro SD Game Card for NDS NDSL IDSL GBA GBASP With USB Reader

First thing to note is you need to format the sdcard to exfat, then extract the kernel update to the sd card using the website for ezflash. After that’s done you download your owned roms into the folder just like the instructions state. It worked flawlessly. Love that the save option works and now you just need one card to carry and you now have as many games as you can find. I loaded 100 games to start and they work just as they would normally. Absolutely worth the price considering you would have spent 10-20 a game card for each game you like. Now you have as many as you can find. A 128gb micro sd card is more than enough. Loved it.

This is a great kit to get you working your legally obtained rom images :)when setting up you also get access to some cheats and some other functions, but its downside is an increased battery usage so your playtime might be reduced.Comparing to the price of a legacy cartridge though, having the option to store multiple games ina single slot is great and gets life back into your old system!

This is a spectacular device. It's easy to set up and works perfectly. The two different shell option are a really nice edition, especially if you are using it on a DS Lite. It threw me a little at first that the Gameboy/Gameboy color compatibly was through an emulator (instead of using the native hardware like the GBA games do) but they run great and the emulator has some good customization options. The only thing I'd like to see is the ability to customize the EZFlash UI. I know you can get other kernels that look a little different but the stock one works just fine for me so it would be nice if you could at least change the colors. Not a dealbreaker at all though. If you have a GBA or DS Lite you owe it to your device to grab one of these flashcarts.

Seems to fail semi frequently. However, it will also often go for 3+ hours at a time without failureIt supports savestates so remember to save often if you are worried about it crashingAlso I had to do a little bit of troubleshooting to get some of the Gameboy color or old school Gameboy games to save, but, I was able to get it to do so. All GBA ROMs saved right away without issues.I tried loading custom GBA ROMs I wrote or modified in C (the primary reason I bought it) and that worked greatFor the savings over more expensive products it's probably worth it (I imagine) but I don't actually know how often, say, an Everdrive, will crash, so take this review with a grain of salt

Amazing! Drag and drop functionality, ease of use, great audio, and runs ROMs perfectly smooth. My only complaint is that some ROMs might freeze if you use the save state function too many times in a row, which is annoying when trying to breeze through a specific part of a game, but a quick hard reset allows it to work again. Other than that, an amazing product that otherwise plays your games seamlessly and loads very quickly. And although some of the cheats for certain games are in Chinese, they generally work very well for most games. Fantastic flash cart, probably the best out there for GBA.Oh and another thing. Be mindful of which GBA system you play this on. For some reason the GB Micro’s battery can’t handle this cart for too long, but an SP or DS Lite (my preferred choice) work perfectly.

When I first got the flashcart. I was excited to play some new GBA games only to be greeted with a white screen upon booting up. I looked up a fix for this issue only to find out that it's a hardware issue. Very disappointed to be given a defect...

Took 5 mins to setup and plays all my games

This cartridge is awesome. I got it because it was significantly cheaper then an Everdrive and it comes with an optional shell that sits more or less flush in a DS Lite (huge plus for me). Gameboy emulation on this cartridge isn't great and I recommend looking elsewhere for that, but I have had no issues with any GBA game I've thrown at it. Only major downside for me is the real time clock in it seems to run slow. So few games use this feature so it doesn't bother me too much, but just something to keep in mind.