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The DS Lite was such a good little handheld. Especially with a flashcart in both ports. The GBA one I had couldn't hold a ROM, you had to flash it from the DS one every time, but GBA games weren't big, I didn't have many, and I had a huge SD card in my flashcart.
Even in pink. (I'd just put stickers all over it, then put a clear clamshell case on it because those stickers would get icky.) (Not that I don't like the pink DSL. It's a fine look. I just prefer my electronics to be black.)
This person SuperCards
Did you also have a SuperKey for DS games? God converting those was an absolute bitch and compatibility was never guaranteed especially for a new release. Remember the ARM7 patch you had to do with them??
Okay I'll stop reminiscing about vintage piracy now
Mine was an R4, but I've heard of the Supercard. I don't remember the ARM7 patch but I've heard of it.
I do remember trimming games. The DS "Nitro" card held 32MB of storage, and every ROM was 32MB, even if the game didn't take up that much space. A trimmer would remove the junk data. Some games, for anti-piracy purposes, would detect the junk data, so you couldn't trim them. (If a game was less than 16MB, or 8MB, it would go on a 16MB or 8MB card, respectively; I don't think there were 64MB cards, but there might have been.)
Eyy I had an R4 too