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Nintendo DS Slot-1 storage devices for the Nintendo DS have been growing in popularity as of late. There are many reasons why these storage devices have been gaining popularity. The main reason for its increasing positive reputation is that with a Nintendo DS Slot-1 storage device, one can upload third-party applications and homebrewed games. With many companies offering their own Slot-1 storage devices, potential consumers might be confused about all the different Nintendo DS cards out there. In the following days, we will be reviewing each of the available Nintendo DS Slot-1 storage cards from thedsdeals.com and making a side-by-side comparison of each.
The first comparison review will be of the R4 DS Revolution and the R4 DS SDHC. Both the R4 DS Revolution and the R4 DS SDHC are basically the same device. Both are second generation storage devices that do not require a booting tool. Both are flush fitting slot-1 cards that use a MicroSD FAT16 or FAT32 card and they both support any MicroSD card speed with no lag time in game play. R4 DS Revolution To utilize the benefits of both Nintendo DS storage devices, it is quite easy for users. Each support Clean ROM on any operating system and users can directly save games and applications onto the MicroSD card by simply dragging and dropping. In addition, users can change the background of their DS operation interface. Both storage devices support WiFi games, DS Rumble Pak, the DS browser, and action replay cheat. R4 DS SDHC The main difference between the R4 DS Revolution and the R4 DS SDHC is that the R4 DS SDHC is just a clone of the R4 DS Revolution. In addition, each storage device supports different capacity MicroSD memory cards. The R4 DS Revolution only supports up to 2GB MicroSD cards, while the R4 DS SDHC supports up to 32GB MicroSD cards. The R4 DS Revolution has a price tag of $17.99 before S&H while the R4 DS SDHC will cost consumers $19.99 before S&H. If one were to choose, one can’t go wrong with the R4 DS SDHC. For only two extra bucks, one can increase the memory their storage device can handle. Remember to check back as we will be having a comparative review of the iTouch DS for the Nintendo DS Lite and the ND1 Revolution for the Nintendo DS. |
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