RGEEK Plus Update Wood Version SDHC Dual Core with 32GB Micro SD Memory Card for Nintendo 3DS NDS New 3DSLL, No timebomb for Gaming Console

Thankfully looked at other reviews so ordered a replacement micro sd at the same time as the r4 itself so I swapped micro sd cards and everything works great didn’t even try to use the one it comes with tbh

The quality of the games is really good. I was really hoping to get pokemon games and I got quite a bit which made me really happy. The cards look durable is easy to use as all you have to do is put it into the ds and boot it up and boom. No problems at all with the card for almost a year now that I’ve had it. I think my purchase was really worth it. I have loads of fun playing a lot of the games on it.

This is a great product but I must warn you of something, whatever you do DON’T TRY TO ADD GAMES TO THE INCLUDED MICRO SD CARD, IF YOU LOAD IT ON A COMPUTER OR ANOTHER DEVICE ALL THE FILES WILL DELETE. I recommend getting a new microSD and copying the files if you want to add games

This is an R4iLS device, which is at the lower-middle segment of the flashcard market. If you just want a flashcard, you'll be served well. It's compatible with FAT32 and sold with a 32GB microSDHC card. For your money, it's a bargain. It's not as good as an AK2i or a Supercard, but it is compatible with TwilightMenu++. I find it to be a little sluggish, and the background music often cuts out when navigating to your game.

After reading the reviews I decided to get a samsung 32gb microsd and got everything working perfectly.Some tips for people doing this the first time like me:- Use youtube for anything you're struggling with- Use a good microsd replacement so nothing is corrupted- Some emulators (SNEmulDS) require certain folders or programs to be in the ROOT of the card (the main part), this is non-negotiable. It can feel somewhat messy with the folders but worth it for all my fave games.Some info about the mods and roms available for DS (this is not about the seller):- DS games run great obviously, I've even gotten some DSI enhanced games working, only game i've had be a little too intensive is tony hawk's downhill jam, looked like it dropped frames then crashed.- Game Boy and Game Boy Color are emulated flawlessly. (small 1 to 1 pixels screen or zoom to fit, no stretch)- NES, Neo Geo, and Genesis run well but with scaling issues.- SNES has scaling issues but you can stretch to fit everything in, and a lot of the games won't run on DS hardware.- Game Boy Advance you're better off getting a flash card for the GBA slot, though I haven't tested GBA games on the R4, I've heard it's obviously better to just use authentic hardware so I will be purchasing that soon.- Didn't try any of the other emulators that came with this card because I'm not interested.

So I’m not sure why some people on here are complaining about bad games or not enough games. The add does not boast that great games are included, but they are. They’re a lot of games pre-loaded on this device that are very nice, but this is an extra thing, not what you are paying for.That said, this device only worked a while for me. It seems to stop reading the memory card inverted into it after a while, and becomes “Touchy”. The first one of these stopped working after only a few days, no longer reading, OR, even worse, reading for a while and then freezing up in the middle of a game. Eventually, well within 72 hours, it was no longer detected by my DS, and would not load. So I returned it, and got a replacement which started doing the same thing intermittently, but still reads at this point. A couple of user error dispelling here. I was very careful with inserting the memory card and inserting the Carthage. Also, my DS is not the issue. It played other carts just fine.

It arrived safe and sound, not much padding in the box but the card had a plastic case to protect it.The value for money is astronomically high, and if it does have a kill switch it’s for well after you’ve had your fun with it.You can’t have multiple saves of the same game, but otherwise no complaints.

**Edit: after wanting to continue using this thing but needing a different MicroSD - I did find that there is a kernel online that will work. Backing up the included MicroSD is still easier in my opinion, but if you're like me and needed to find one online, there is a version that will work. Look around for the repositories of kernels and presuming you get the exact model listed here on Amazon, it should be using an Ace3DS+ kernel. Search around for forum postings of people with this cart (Google search the URL on the cart in quotations) and you'll find the correct link.BACK UP THE INCLUDED MICROSD CARD KERNEL AND BUY A DIFFERENT MICROSD CARD. Point blank, you gotta do it. if you do, this is a great card. Back up the kernel from the included MicroSD, and put it on a new one. From my knowledge, downloading a new Wood R4 kernel off the web WILL NOT work.If you've got a different MicroSD or can buy one, format it. The included card is of immediately noticable poor quality. Bought this for my girlfriend and after a day there were corrupted saves left and right.Simple fix.1. Format a good card to FAT32.2. Remove the pre-loaded games from the included card. Essentially, you want to delete everything but the kernel files. (DSMENU, and the one or two native folders.)3. Back those folders up on your desktop.4. Copy them over to the good, formatted card.You should be able to insert it into the flash cart and it boots like any other normal Wood cart. Have had zero issues since then.Honestly a fantastic find with that caveat. Has served me very well since then.