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Saturday, April 30th, 2011
12:55 am	r4-nintendo-ds-review The microSD card inserts into the slot with the SD label on the opposite side of the actual R4 DS Cartidge label. You'll hear a CLICK sound once you've inserted the microSD Card into the slot, this is to let you know that it is in place, and you're set to turn on your Nintendo DS console. The microSD card fits perfectly flush against the R4 casing. Once you've turned on your Nintendo DS or Nintendo DS lite, the system files will load from the R4 DS cartridge, exactly the same way they do when using the M3 DS Simply. It takes about 2 seconds for the main menu to appear, with the R4 DS logo on the top screen, and the menu on the bottom. On the bottom screen you can select one of 3 options. 1. GAME MENU - When you select this menu, you'll be instantly taken to a list of all of the game files, homebrew applications, etc.. that you've stored on your microSD card. You can use the controller pad on the NDS to select the file you want to load. If you're loading a game for the first time, you'll be prompted, after selecting the game, to confirm that you want to create a save file for the game. This is needed if you want to save you game. Your game saves are stored on the same microSD card as the game files themselves - this is fantastic if you want to delete those games later, to replace with other files, as you can copy your save game files back to your PC, for future use when you're ready to continue playing that game again. 2. MULTIMEDIA MENU - When you select this second option, you'll launch the multi media player / moonshell. Within this menu, you're able to look at digital photos stored on the microSD Card, listen to your favorite MP3 Songs, watch movies that you've converted from DVD with the included software, as well as read ebooks in TXT format. This essentially turns your Nintendo DS or DS Lite into a full blown multi media entertainment unit. 3. BOOT SLOT 2 - This menu option allows the R4 DS, just like the M3 DS, to boot the GBA Slot, or Slot 2, in your Nintendo DS / DS Lite console. This is for those of us that also want to get our hands on a GBA Flash card, and want to run GBA Homebrew games and applications as well as Nintendo DS. It also adds extra storage for NDS Homebrew, because you can actually use a GBA Flash card to boot NDS files, as long as you use the R4 DS as a PASSME / PASSCARD solution. All in all, no matter which one you get, both the R4 DS Slot 1 Solution as well as the M3 DS Simply are excellent accessories for the Nintendo DS / DS Lite. Which one you get should only depend on which model is in stock. As stated earlier in this article, the two units are identical in every way. The only difference being the box packaging and the logo that appears when you first boot up your Nintendo DS console. The R4 DS is the latest creation of a fair hum of gossip lovers medium. R4 - Revolution For Nintendo DS, R4 - Revolution For Nintendo DS, The Revolution Of R4 Cards (Comment on this)
12:46 am	The R4 Cards: A Little Bit of Information R4 - Revolution For Nintendo DS, R4 DS Card Revolutionises Nintendo Gaming, r4-nintendo-dsThe R4 DS is the latest creation of a fair hum of gossip lovers medium. The card looks just like the standard Nintendo DS cards, which mean it fits right into your console like a normal cartridge would. Applications in the Nintendo DS They do an amazing job empowering your Nintendo to do whatever you aspire for it to be able to do. The R4DS was developed with functionality in mind, and its firmware was developed to support action reply in your NDS. There are many handy applications with which you can customize your NDS, like DS Linux, which can have you set up with the Linux OS, famed for its performance and stability. More than 90% of the games available for the NDS work seamlessly with these cards, and for the rest, you can always upgrade to later versions of the card like the R4i or the EZ flash. Ease of use By and large all cards are made to be extremely easy to use, and can transfer files with minimal effort between your NDS and your computer. You can transfer files from your computer to the NDS to access while on the move. It is extremely beneficial to take a backup of your flash card on the computer, which means a simple drag and drop. The cards are extremely durable, and being non-volatile you don't lose data when your device is powered down, or the batteries are taken out. However flash cards, specifically the micro DS, are quite tiny and easy to misplace. Another benefit of a backup is, you can always re-load your game at any saved stage and continue to play. The R4 Revolution is a huge advancement for DSI and the Nintendo DS. The portable Nintendo DS has often been underrated due to their less storage space. None of these devices enclose a hard drive with the capacity to save the earlier played game. This has been quite an issue for the grim game players. However, with the advancement in the gaming storage domain, you don't have to lose or replay the game to your preceding gaming history.   With R4 Revolution, you can plug the device right away into your Nintendo DS and enjoy a large amount of space to store a multiplicity of gaming histories. The main purpose of this card is to allow the Nintendo device to run and download a large variety of games. It is factually a multimedia player that allows you to watch videos, listen to music, and to do much other entertaining stuff.   This small device is portable and plugs accurately into your handheld structure. While it does not have a large memory card, it still has a wide range of options for storage. The cards may vary from two GB of storage to thirty two GB of storage. This gives an amazing storage space for any handheld gaming device.   These cards offer amazing gaming speed and a very soothing experience. You don't have to bother about the updating system as this can work great with any operating system.   R4 revolution has a lot to offer for everyone. Besides saving the gaming histories on the R4 memory card, you can access and store movies, music, pictures, and much more on your Nintendo DS. (Comment on this)
12:21 am	Common Problems With The R4 Card And Solutions r4 nintendo dsR4 UK is actually an R4 card, which is revolutionary equipment brought by the R4 team in 2007. Errors in locating the files are also a common problem but with a good file management you can easily solve this problem. Most of the programs or the application are stored in the root site, which is why when you move the files into separate folders, the system still reads it at the root site of the R4 card or R4 UK. All you need to do is make sure that when you download files you make a folder that indicates where the files are saved, so that you won't have keep searching for the files. Another problem is the bad patch file. Sometimes even if all of the programs are in order, the application still will not function properly. There are a lot reasons why this happens. If the application is properly installed but when you try to run it crashes, may be its time that you run the patch kit. The DLDI patch will crush the deeper level of connection between the short, the DS, and a number of possible error. The DLDI patch is combined with the dynamic interfaces. When you download this file, you would be able to see the DLDI to appear in the right menu. Once the files are replaced you can now use the Micro SD and try to use the application once more. Nintendo DS and removable media Removable media acts as so much more than just storage and opens numerable avenues adding functionality of watching movies, listening to music, and reading e-books. It also allows the usage of homebrew applications and games, which are not only more cost effective for the user, but also provide many more games and applications to the official ones released by Nintendo. There are thousands of games and applications ranging from skins, to organizers, movie and audio players, picture browsers, and even image software that reads e books as images, one page as an image at a time. The R4DS card The card was named as a Revolution for (4) Nintendo. And it lives up to its name, it's a tiny little adapter which accepts micro SD cards, and is used as a removable media which is explained in the paragraphs above. The card looks just like the standard Nintendo DS cards, which mean it fits right into your console like a normal cartridge would. Applications in the Nintendo DS They do an amazing job empowering your Nintendo to do whatever you aspire for it to be able to do. The R4DS was developed with functionality in mind, and its firmware was developed to support action reply in your NDS. There are many handy applications with which you can customize your NDS, like DS Linux, which can have you set up with the Linux OS, famed for its performance and stability. More than 90% of the games available for the NDS work seamlessly with these cards, and for the rest, you can always upgrade to later versions of the card like the R4i or the EZ flash. Ease of use By and large all cards are made to be extremely easy to use, and can transfer files with minimal effort between your NDS and your computer. (Comment on this)