Is EZ-Flash good?
The EZ-Flash Omega is an amazing product, and easily the best GBA flash cart for the money, if not the best on the market, period, but there are some quality control issues that need to be addressed. The Real Time Clock (RTC) funciton never worked correctly; even on the latest kernel version.
What is GBA EZ-flash?
EZ-Flash. $59.99 $64.99. EZ-Flash is back with a new GBA flash cart model. The ingenious design allows the PCB to fit flush inside both the Nintendo DS and GBA handhelds thanks to two removable faceplates. Enjoy your favorite GBA games alongside the form factor of your choosing.
What battery does the EZ Flash JR use?
LR44 batteries
Product information
| Package Dimensions | 4.37 x 3.74 x 1.06 inches |
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| Item model number | EZ Flash Junior |
| Batteries | 1 LR44 batteries required. (included) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 96 ratings 4.6 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank | #17,423 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games) #32 in Game Boy Color Accessories |
What is the difference between EZ Flash 3 and 4?
General. The EZ-Flash IV is the long awaited Nintendo DS cart from the EZ-Flash team, known for their quality products with excellent compatibility in the GBA arena. The EZ-Flash IV is very similar to the EZ-Flash III – except it sports a mini-SD card slot, rather than internal NAND flash memory.
What happened to the EZ-Flash IV?
The EZ-Flash IV had its short-comings, like a clunky patching software and no RTC, and the few flashcarts which did have one were almost unattainable. Then suddenly, out of nowhere, came the EverDrive GBA X5.
What are the different types of EZ Flash carts?
AKA: EZ4, EZIV, EZ-4, EZ-IV, EZ-Flash, EZFlash, EZF. The EZ-Flash IV. The EZ-Flash IV is the long awaited Nintendo DS cart from the EZ-Flash team, known for their quality products with excellent compatibility in the GBA arena.
Can the EZ Flash Omega be used with the GBA?
And that’s where the EZ Flash Omega doesn’t disappoint. The EZ Team also packed in an additional DS Lite-sized shell which can be swapped with the GBA-sized one in case you prefer to use your DS Lite to play GBA games or in case you’re one of those “GBA Macro” users out there.