July 30, 2007
- Introduction -
The Supercard series were one of the most, if not the most popular series for slot 2 carts. This was because of their cheap prices and great NDS compatibility. However, one of the few problems with the Supercard was the supposedly terrible GBA support. As a result, the Supercard Rumble series emerged. With zero GBA support, and prices that are almost halved, it seemed to be a great option.
The Supercard Lite Rumble is one of the carts in this series. It can be purchased in a number of colors, and it fits flush inside the DS Lite. It also has great NDS support, and, as you may have guessed, rumble features. Certainly seems like a great idea, but how well does it perform?
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July 18, 2007
- Introduction -
The Supercard DS ONE was released quite a while ago. At launch, it seemed to be a great choice. Coming from the Supercard Team, it was expected to be the best of the best, continuing the Supercard line of flash carts that seemed to have dominated the market. Soon after, many realized that there were superior flash carts on the market, namely the R4DS. It seemed obvious at the time that the R4 was a better choice, even in our previous reviews, the R4 came out superior.
Recently, the Supercard DS ONE experienced sweeping changes, with not only firmware revisions, but hardware revisions as well. These changes created a whole new name for the Supercard DS ONE, no longer is it a cheap cartridge that may get stuck inside your DS, but one that has amazing features that no other flash cart offers. Even so, it seems that other carts still dominate the market.
The Supercard DS ONE now sports a completely redesigned white shell and a new sticker, as well as an impressive new packaging. The features of this cart have also been enhanced with abilities such as cheating and accessing a guide.
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