EZ Flash Omega Definitive Edition EZFlash Game Card EZ-Flash for GBA GBA SP DS NDS NDS Lite iDSL IMPEX Source

For clarities' sake, this product comes with the gba ez flash omega cartridge and a usb microSD card reader. No microSD card is included with this product (as it clearly says in the description). Other reviews say it doesn't come with the SD card reader, but mine did. It was rattling around in the box, so perhaps it's thrown in there at some point. Who knows. The product works perfectly as described. Make sure to go to the EZ flash website for easy instructions on how to get started. It takes less than 5 minutes, and you won't have any of the problems mentioned in other reviews. Thus far, I have only used it for gba games and ROM hacks, and saving works perfectly fine. It can emulate gameboy/gameboy color games, however saving has been hit or miss. This product is mainly for GBA and DS games (again, as described). Great product, and I look forward to many cozy gaming sessions.

Awesome and very easy to use. Fits Perfectly. I have a 16gb memory card inside which is more then I need. Cartridge is pretty sturdy. It functions like a normal gba cartridge. I thinks it’s worth the money.

This Game Boy Advance flash cart works phenomenal on my Nintendo DS Lite system, I have not experienced any issues at all after swapping out my weaker SD card for a class 10 one. Very high-quality option for a flash cart with many features, and a decent price. It's also very easy to set up with just a computer.

I wasn’t expecting it to be as it is described in the information, but it is. Works perfectly fine and it’s very important that you can write your games to NORFLASH and save properly, like you would if you had a game in it’s original game card. No glitches and problem at all till now, but the only thing that’s for sure it’s that it surely does consume more battery power than playing a normal game card. But there’s always a way to solve problems (like buying a GBA SP 1200mh battery, for my case, since I use a GBA SP console to play). When I saw the price i hesitated at first, because I didn’t know if it would work properly and if it would be worth it, but I totally assure it does worth its money. Easy to transfer games, easy to boot them and play, and also you can directly delete one game if you don’t want it, right away from your system in the console, without needing to plug it to your pc and do all the process from there. It’s an amazing little gadget that provides you the possibility to play your childhood beloved games. Well done with this little creation. I hope it’ll last many, many, many years untouchable.

Works really well. A small SD card is theoretically enough if someone wanted to load all US released games onto it or something like that. There's a bit of a lack of clarity with these things if and how you need to organize them and I had to fiddle with files for about 2 minutes but overall not bad.

Cuandi la uso xon mi nintendo DsLite se cuelga mucho el juego, se estrella y congela. En cambio en la gameboy SP. Nonpasa tanto eso. En la DSLite pasa cada mas o menos 5 a 10 minutos... Es un poco... Frustrante. Pero de funcionar .... Si funciona ... So esta ese detalle al menos en el producto que me llego.

Be aware, I haven’t used an Everdrive. However, this cart is pretty good! It’s as simple as updating the firmware on the SD card, adding your *legally obtained* roms, and plugging the thing into your system. It fits… weirdly in the system. On original GBA hardware with original GBA games, they have this satisfying *click* in the cartridge port. If you know, you know. This one just sort of “slots” in. It’s not bad, just weird. The cart does affect battery life. I noticed about a 15% increase in power draw. Fortunately, GBA SP’s have rechargeable batteries which evens the playing field. Original GBA’s might find this very annoying without a proper battery mod. Now, there’s this feature on the cart that made it an instant buy for me: Mode B. With this mode, one can essentially load a rom into a direct boot, flip the weirdly difficult-to-access mode switch into Mode B, and switch on your GBA which will load the rom directly instead of going through the menu. The cart is somewhat solid, probably not as strong as an original cartridge, however the added battery is nice for some games *cough* *cough* Pokémon *cough* *cough*.

Cool, works awsome with GBA. Easy, straightforward usage. Fast dispatch from the other side of Earth.

The software set up was kind of a pain but overall it works great and im glad i got it to give my gba a second life. I would recommend anyone still on the fence to get this whilst it is still relatively affordable as it is almost impossible to find either the ez flash or everdrive anywhere else for a decent price anymore

Funciona

So easy to transfer my GBA games onto my SD card and play them on my Gameboy advance SP

My unit works for running GBA games, as long as the file names are simple and there is a limited number of files in a folder, but the software is a bit unstable, and may not display them all, or may even freeze the console. The DS expansion modes (RAM expansion and rumble pak emulation) do not work properly. Rumble gets stuck off and unresponsive after a while, and memory expansion seems to be either faulty or implemented incorrectly, causing DSLinux and the Nintendo DS Browser to fail to use network connections somehow and eventually causes DSLinux to crash.

Supports up to 128GB Micro SD, confirmed that this capacity works fine. Load the firmware up on the root of your Micro SD, it's plug and play - the EZ Flash interface will load if you've formatted your SD card correctly. Mine worked as soon as I popped in the micro SD, didn't have to do anything past placing the files on the card. Create folders for ROMs (once you have lots of ROMs keeps it organized) Have tested 12+ ROMs for GBA, zero issues (Final Fantasy, Golden Sun, Yugioh, Pokemon) [Link cable functionality works for GBA! Was able to transfer my Golden Sun GBA (actual cart) to Golden Sun: The Lost Age on the EZ Flash]. Has Emulators: GB, GBC and NES. GBC/GB emulator works really well, be sure to press L+R to access the menu. To preserve save files make sure you hit "exit" from the menu, once back to the EZ-Flash home screen the GBC/GB games will save - you can also make a save state just to be sure, verified Pokemon games can save properly using the GBC emulator (Gold and Red tested so far). If you power-off instead of hitting exit from the menu your save will not update. This only applies to GBC/GB (since they are emulated), the GBA games once saved can be safely powered off from the game. I'd recommend buying this product over any reproduction carts for the advance, gives the ability to run all games rather than just one (not having to change cartridges is very nice). It also gives you the ability to play custom ROMs on actual hardware, or games that didn't release in your region (Pokemon TCG 2), something I've never been able to do until now!!