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== General ==
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AKA: DS-Link, DS Link, DSLink.<BR>
 
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aka: DS-Link, DS Link, DSLink.<BR>
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Manufactured by: [http://www.gbalink.net/ EDIY Studio]
 
Manufactured by: [http://www.gbalink.net/ EDIY Studio]
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== General ==
  
 
:The DSLink is one of the first DS flash kits. It's entirely slot 1 (DS) based and does not stick out of the slot at all. The DSLink uses micro SD (aka. transflash) memory cards up to 2GB in size.
 
:The DSLink is one of the first DS flash kits. It's entirely slot 1 (DS) based and does not stick out of the slot at all. The DSLink uses micro SD (aka. transflash) memory cards up to 2GB in size.
 
=== GBAtemp Review ===
 
 
[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=37209 DSLink GBAtemp Review]
 
 
:Excerpt: ''"...But what if you're Nintendo DS isn't flashed? If you want to use the DSLink you're going to either have to flash it, or pick up a MK4-Mini pass card and use the swap trick. There's no other way about it.
 
This lack of a PassMe is a real let down for the DSLink... The DSLink could have made a much bigger impression if it had included one, and picked up a lot more sales. DS ROM compatibility on the DSLink is already very high, and it's still early days. While there are still a couple of problem games, these are nothing major and we should expect these problems to be fixed in future updates to the firmware and software."''
 
  
 
=== Features ===
 
=== Features ===
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* By the updated of software ,The more functions will be added ,unlimited potential"
 
* By the updated of software ,The more functions will be added ,unlimited potential"
  
== ROM Compatibility Chart ==
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== GBAtemp Review ==
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[http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=37209 DSLink GBAtemp Review]
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:Excerpt: ''"...But what if you're Nintendo DS isn't flashed? If you want to use the DSLink you're going to either have to flash it, or pick up a MK4-Mini pass card and use the swap trick. There's no other way about it.
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This lack of a PassMe is a real let down for the DSLink... The DSLink could have made a much bigger impression if it had included one, and picked up a lot more sales. DS ROM compatibility on the DSLink is already very high, and it's still early days. While there are still a couple of problem games, these are nothing major and we should expect these problems to be fixed in future updates to the firmware and software."''
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=== Images ===
  
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== Compatibility ==
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=== ROM Compatibility ===
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=== Homebrew Compatibility ===
 
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[[Category:Slot-1 Carts]]
 
[[Category:Slot-1 Carts]]

Revision as of 03:21, 2 February 2007

AKA: DS-Link, DS Link, DSLink.
Manufactured by: EDIY Studio

General

The DSLink is one of the first DS flash kits. It's entirely slot 1 (DS) based and does not stick out of the slot at all. The DSLink uses micro SD (aka. transflash) memory cards up to 2GB in size.

Features

  • Original NDS cart size
  • Support TF unlimited capacity
  • Support all kinds of DS ,Plug and Play
  • Support GBA link function and GBA cartridge slot
  • Build in 4M FLASH Saving System,no battery needed,no data lost
  • Build in updatable OS with cache buffer memory,no delay in games
  • Support GBALink Zip Series linkage function
  • Support DS games,movies,ebook,cartoon books,pictures,music etc
  • Console skin DIY,support the replaceable theme and sounds
  • By the updated of software ,The more functions will be added ,unlimited potential"

GBAtemp Review

DSLink GBAtemp Review

Excerpt: "...But what if you're Nintendo DS isn't flashed? If you want to use the DSLink you're going to either have to flash it, or pick up a MK4-Mini pass card and use the swap trick. There's no other way about it.

This lack of a PassMe is a real let down for the DSLink... The DSLink could have made a much bigger impression if it had included one, and picked up a lot more sales. DS ROM compatibility on the DSLink is already very high, and it's still early days. While there are still a couple of problem games, these are nothing major and we should expect these problems to be fixed in future updates to the firmware and software."

Images

Compatibility

ROM Compatibility

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Homebrew Compatibility

link to chart