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

Excellent. As described. Very easy to use. You can add gba and gb games. Recommended.

The delivery was next day! This lived up to my expectations. Honestly, I was worried about it because of some of the reviews, but I followed all the directions and it worked right away. I will update this review if anything wonky happens but so far I’m very satisfied with this purchase. I’ve only tried GBA games. I haven’t tried emulating other titles yet. This is the perfect addition to enjoy these games on the original handheld.

Super easy to use. Get a decent brand memory card, 32gigs should be fine. Format it, go to the EZflash website and copy file into the root of the SD. That's the full set up, now its just drag and drop. So much easier than modding a separate system to try and run retro games.

This card rocks. Lots of features for the price, definitely worth the extra $20 over the base model (for the additional battery life if nothing else). The only issue I had was when formatting the SD card. The native windows Format util didn't seem to work but the official memory formatter tool from sdcard.org works great. I use this with an Analogue Pocket and they seem to pair quite well.

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*.

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.

Technically, this is one of the best flash cartridges for the Game Boy Advance. However, even with all the firmware updates, this cartridge is highly unstable for me. I'm not going to lie--there's an overwhelming number of features for this cartridge. It has fancy LEDs, rumble features and it can link games to R4 cartridges. With all that said, the games are still prone to failure. There were many moments when I played games for a few seconds and then the cartridge just glitches up out of nowhere. This flash cartridge just isn't for me. But it does provide the best bang for what people pay for.

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.