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R4 Revolution DS

Description: The R4 Revolution DS is piece of hardware for the Nintendo DS that allows you to connect flash memory cards to the DS,

Newest Review: ... for instance on mine I have had a web browser, msn, an irc client, and organiser and many other handy programs. Also it ... more

... allows you to play homebrew games too. Of course the big attraction of the card is you can run ROMs of DS games from it, now before everyone screams of piracy look at it another way. Next time you go on holiday or a long car journey with the kids wouldn't it be easier to have all their DS games on one card rather than bringing 10 or 20 games? Well with this card you can do that. In the box you get the main cartridge, which is the same size and shape as a normal DS car. A usb to Micro SD card adaptor and a micro...more

Price Comparison for R4 Revolution DS

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Read Reviews for R4 Revolution DS

R4 Revolution DS: This cart makes your DS so much more useful (292 words)
by - written on 10/07/09 (Useful, 25 readings)
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For those of who you who don't know what this is, it's a card and software combination for your Nintendo DS that allows you to load and play files from a Micro SD card. This is useful for many reasons, it means you can use your DS to run homebrew (home made, ie not released for sale) applications, for instance on mine I have had a web browser, msn, an irc client, and organiser and many other handy programs. Also it allows you to play homebrew games too. Of course the big attraction of the card is you can run ROMs of DS games from it, now before everyone screams of piracy look at it another way. Next time you go on holiday or a long car journey with ... Read the complete review

R4 card - Open to abuse but ideal back up for DS games (251 words)
by - written on 26/03/09 (Very useful, 106 readings)
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This is something every DS owner should have. If anyone out there is like me (and my children) we are not very good at putting the games away back in their boxes after playing them and so I have often had to rummage down the back of the sofa to find my copy of brain training as it had been replaced with Mario. When the get mis-treated like this they do have a tendency to stop working (I know its may own fault before someone puts the comment on) With this card and a a micro SD card I can now back my games up - it also means that I only need to take one cartridge with me when I go on holiday and I don't have to worry about losing the games. In order ... Read the complete review

R4 Revolution DS: R4 DS Card - Essential for all DS owners! (328 words)
by - written on 23/01/09 (Very useful, 683 readings)
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If someone told you that for the price of one DS cartridge, you could play all the games you wanted, you'd probably think it was a piece of Del Boy style dodgyness. These cartridges have existed in various forms since Nintendo's Gameboy, allowing you to download emulators and games (both commerical and homebrewed) and play to your hearts content. This makes them an absolute musthave for anyone with a Nintendo DS as the technology has developed so you can now play MP3's, films and download homebrew software to effectively 'hack' your DS for a variety of uses. Now, here's the nitty-gritty part, you will need to buy a Micro SD card no bigger than 2GB (R4 cards ... Read the complete review