Omega Black Transparent Edition GBA NDS NDSL (Black Transparent)

Works perfectly, and is incredibly cost-effective compared to other popular flash cartridges. Works amazing with Game Boy and Game Boy Color games too. Beware, the USB to micro SD adapter included is USB 2.0, which isn't supported by a lot of new computers. Thankfully, I had an adapter at home that I could use instead. Also the instructions on the website are very poorly written so I recommend watching a Youtube video on how to set it up. Once you've done that, downloading games is super fast and easy and you will have access to hundreds of amazing titles in one cartridge.

This product works really well and lets me play every game on GBA game boy game boy color and NES it also lets save data say in an area and has a clock built into it on top of this it works really good The only thing is you have to figure out how to use the . ben files and stuff but it lets you save data on all consoles no matter if it's NES or gameboy advance and also lets you choose betweencertain languages and other thingsI'm a kid and was able to figure this out so I think anyone else can

Works great. I was skeptical because I know other brands are more premium but this really gets the job done for less.. I didn't need anything fancy. Just wanted to have access to my games. Kept me occupied while I spent a night in the ER recently and I just played games on it for hours. Love it.

When I first got this, I had difficulties getting my entire library (approx. 915 files) to populate on the flash cart. 515 files would load, and the other 400 would be an empty file either at the top, or at the bottom of the list. Everything was formatted as it should, and the only solution I could find online was to just copy everything over again. The only change I got from this was some files would show up this time, that wouldn't last time (and ones that were showing up before, now aren't showing up in place of the others doing the same)I suddenly remembered this from when I had an EZ Flash Junior (GB/GBC), and from information I learned online, these really do not like when there are more than approximately 256 in one folder.Solution? Taking the library and splitting it up into alphabetized order, each folder containing at most 150 files. Doing this, I was able to access my full library of 915, across around 10 folders.Secondly, this can be read all over the internet, but I'll include this for informational purposes in my review. Flash cartridges take significantly more battery power than normal GBA games do. If your Gameboy has an old battery, you could end up attached to a charger a lot more frequently. A replacement battery is approximately $10.I would absolutely recommend this flash cart. It works well, you're paying significantly less than buying resold (and sometimes illegitimate) games.The micro SD card fits pretty far into the slot, so if you have bigger fingers like I do, it can be a little difficult to get it out without feeling like you might damage the cartridge.

It's really easy to set up and play and the construction is really good with the swappable faceplates. I'm using mine with a DS lite and it fits perfectly.Keep in mind the battery for the RTC function is soldered. It's not that hard to replace if you have the tools and the know-how, but for people like me with zero soldering experience, the prospect of changing the battery can be a tad scary. Anyways, the battery is only for the RTC (normal saves and RTS go directly to the micro SD card!) other functions don't need a battery, and it lasts for decades. My first unit had a faulty battery but the seller was really fast to answer my questions and sent a replacement right away.PS: For people interested, the creators made the kernel of this one open-source, and someone already made a better version of it with better compatibility. Just search for "Simple by Sterophonick" and you will find it.

If you're looking to be able to play GBA games on original hardware rather than on pc or other forms of emulation, this works amazingly for it! Setup was simple once I got an sd card for it (one doesn't come included, I for some reason thought it did and that was entirely on me) and the games run and perform beautifully