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[http://nds-card.com/ProShow.asp?ProID=135 DSTwoDSTWO+ Flashcard] ($53.99) Only Nintendo DS flashcart that has decent to good GBA and Super Nintendo emulation depending on the game due to the DSTwoDSTWO+ having it's own processor, but also drains your battery when using them. Works on the DSi's latest firmware and supports MicroSDHC.

[http://www.nds-card.com/ProShow.asp?ProID=149 R4i GOLD] ($17.99) One of the various R4 Clonesclones, but unlike the majority of them these aren't that bad. Make sure the URL displayed on the flashcart are http://r4ids.cn/ or http://r4idsn.cn/ or else you'll be getting a shitty counterfeit card. Supports DSi's latest firmware and support MicroSDHC. Be sure to update Wood Firmware as soon as you get it.

R4 : If you don't have a Nintendo DSi and are okay with the 2GB MicoSD MicroSD limit the you might as well go with the original R4, although you're most likely going to get a clone because the original R4 team disbanded shortly after the R4's release the . The clone cards (although not the greatest they ) get the job done, just be sure to get an R4 flashcart and not an R4 SDHC, R4 dualcore, etc. Usually found for around $5-$7, does not support DSi or MicroSDHC. The R4s usually come with Wood Firmware but if they do not be sure to install it for a much better recommended experience. Has recently gotten a new lease on life thanks to Boot9Strap (see below) making it possible to use ancient flashcards like the R4 on the 3DS.