Best Flashcard for a 3ds

[KearneyMC]

I am wanting to get a flashcard to play games on my 3ds (havent touched it in 4years) I was looking at this http://3ds-flashcard.com/home/27-r4i-gold-eu-3ds.html But I'm not sure if it runs 3ds games. 

If that cant run 3ds games can you recommend me one that isnt a small fortune to buy 

[YedZed]

It says on the product page that it is compatible.

 

[007agentHP]

isnt this against coc?

piracy?

[KearneyMC]

1 hour ago, 007agentHP said:

isnt this against coc?

piracy?

Just asking questions 

[007agentHP]

Just now, KearneyMC said:

Just asking questions 

• Talking about piracy in general, broad details, is acceptable however the posting or discussing pirated/hacked/cracked or otherwise nefariously obtained content is not. This includes Windows content, games, hackintosh, etc.

[TheBestUserName]

Icy topic around here. 

 

Go to gbatemp.net for help because:

- The discussion is allowed

- Forum members actually know about this stuff. 

[kirashi]

6 hours ago, 007agentHP said:

isnt this against coc?

piracy?

 

No, as flashcarts simply allow for Homebrew software to be run on the device. It is up to the user to be responsible and keep things legal.

 

If used for piracy, then yes, this is against the CoC and should stop here.

If talking about how to use a flashcart to run homebrew software is against the CoC, then so is talking about how to root an Android phone to install apps that require root or install another OS, like Linux Mint, per say, on a pre-built computer to improve its' performance as it ages.

[007agentHP]

10 minutes ago, kirashi said:

No, as flashcarts simply allow for Homebrew software to be run on the device. It is up to the user to be responsible and keep things legal.

 

If used for piracy, then yes, this is against the CoC and should stop here.

If talking about how to use a flashcart to run homebrew software is against the CoC, then so is talking about how to root an Android phone to install apps that require root or install another OS, like Linux Mint, per say, on a pre-built computer to improve its' performance as it ages.

he was talking about using it to play 3ds games

read the second line of the OP

[kirashi]

Just now, 007agentHP said:

he was talking about using it to play 3ds games

read the second line of the OP

 

 

Thank you @007agentHP. Clearly I'm asleep at the wheel here.

 

 

@KearneyMC talking about using a flashcart to play games is a grey area as even playing legally backed up copies of games you own a license for can be illegal depending on laws in your Country/State/Province.

Even @LinusTech has talked about his backed up DVD collection that he uses Plex Media Server to stream, in order to keep his DVDs from being destroyed by his kids and general use.

 

If this is indeed what you're doing @KearnyMC, then great, as I myself have had a couple of DS game cartridges stop working on my DSi.

Otherwise if your intention is to acquire game ROMs from the Internet, then I highly advise against posting here as that's against the CoC.