November 6th, 2009 — Nintendo DS / DS Lite, Nintendo DSi
So you have made the decision. You read up on all of the slot 1 flash card for Nintendo DS. You found the one that you think might be the right one, and you’re ready to go. With so many flash cards out there, it can be very difficult to pick the right one. We know, we’ve been there.
The question really boils down to which card YOU should buy. And while there are feature comparisons, function comparisons, and a whole slew of other review for different flash cards out there, the true answer to which one you should buy really only lies in ONE thing.
Which Flash card is the most popular, and in turn, because of its popularity, will have the best long term support. You don’t want to buy a card that is here today, and not supported tomorrow. And you definitely don’t want to buy the newest slot 1 flash card on the market, because about 4-5 of these “new” flash cards have already been discontinued. So you want to focus in on a card that has been around, has a proven track record, and can be counted on to be updated and supported for years to come. This is really the main criteria. The r4 DS card have shown that it is amongst this “Crowd” if you will. No other card has been supported as much as the R4 DS card, so when you Buy and R4 DS Card, you are actually buying not just the card itself, but the support and updates that should come with any R4 DS card type product (but sadly does not!!!)
If you are ready so spend your money, then spend it on an R4 DS Card that has proven itself to be updaed by the manufacturer, has proven to stand the test of time, and has evenm shown that when new models of the Nintendo DS come out, it can be counted on to support these new models.
Buy R4 DS Card and we promise you will NOT be disappointed.
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November 1st, 2009 — Uncategorized
If you’re one of the lucky people that have their hands on a new Nintendo DSi and an R4i SDHC card, then we have the latest r4i sdhc firmware for you. The latest version of the R4i SDHC firmware fixes and corrects some bugs that were present in the earlier r4i firmwares. It fixes several games to work properly as well as adds support for even more homebrew files.
It has also been updated to now allow the R4i SDHC to work on the newest v1.4 revision of the Nintendo DSi. Prior to this firmware release everyone was urging their customers NOT to update to the latest 1.4 revision of the NDSi firmware itself. With this release, you don’t have to worry any more because the R4i SDHC firmware now fully support the newest 1.4 version.
Download the R4i English V1.12b Firmware file
October 27th, 2009 — Nintendo DS / DS Lite, Nintendo DSi
With the latest V1.4 update for the Nintendo DSi system, many of the ndsi flash cards stopped working suddenly. They were no longer recognized if you updated your NDSi version to 1.4
What this meant is that even if you accidentally updated your system to 1.4, without realizing it, your R4i SDHC would be rendered useless, as it would not even show up in the menu system of the NDSi when you plugged it in and turned it on.
With the newest R4i SDHC firmware update, you can now use your R4i SDHC Card in your NDSi and not have to worry about which firmware you have.
Okay, so I am touching a lot on the use of the R4i card with a Nintendo DSi that has to be updated. But I guess the bigger point, and bigger picture is that fact that if you went to any store today, and bought an NDSi system, the chances of it being a v1.4 are VERY high. So prior to this, customers had to search around in hopes of being able to find an NDSi with the older firmware. That is no longer something anyone has to worry about!
The newest R4i SDHC CARD will work just fine!
Find out more about the R4i SDHC by clicking here
October 22nd, 2009 — Nintendo DS / DS Lite
We’re happy to announce a major price drop on the R4 DS cards today. Our regular price used to be $29.99 and we have now reduced it to $19.99 . Hurry up and enjoy the savings.
We have also reduce the price if our 2gb combo packages with R4 DS and 2gb micro sd card accordingly.
Find out more or plac an order by following the link below:
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October 15th, 2009 — Uncategorized
Oh those great game codes of yesterday. Up, down, left, left, up, right, down, down. These codes were traded, swapped and told in magazines. Unlocking more health, endless lives, and more. But now some creative tech over at ProtoDojo.com has come up with a new use for these secret codes. To unlock the 1 Gig Flash drive that’s built into the hollowed out NES controller. Your Data is of course secure – and you’ll have to use the special secret joystick code to unlock it 
Check out our specials on R4 DS Card and R4i SDHC Cards
