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

I wasn’t expecting it to be as it is described in the information, but it is. Works perfectly fine and it’s very important that you can write your games to NORFLASH and save properly, like you would if you had a game in it’s original game card. No glitches and problem at all till now, but the only thing that’s for sure it’s that it surely does consume more battery power than playing a normal game card. But there’s always a way to solve problems (like buying a GBA SP 1200mh battery, for my case, since I use a GBA SP console to play).When I saw the price i hesitated at first, because I didn’t know if it would work properly and if it would be worth it, but I totally assure it does worth its money.Easy to transfer games, easy to boot them and play, and also you can directly delete one game if you don’t want it, right away from your system in the console, without needing to plug it to your pc and do all the process from there.It’s an amazing little gadget that provides you the possibility to play your childhood beloved games.Well done with this little creation. I hope it’ll last many, many, many years untouchable.

Works perfectly for its intended purpose. Only been using it for a little bit now, but haven’t ran into any issues that weren’t errors on my end. Would recommend

great product, just be careful on not running out of battery when using the EZ FLASH because the data might get corrupted and you will have to do the configuration steps all over again.

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.

I bought this a way to not only store my collection on cart, but also to experiment with some homebrew. As far as testing games, it was a pretty good method to test a lot of games on one cart. I used it as a test for a few games before taking the plunge to pay inflated prices for the originals, as well as some homebrew games and rom-hacks. However, if you have the habit of shutting down the system immediately after saving, there is a chance of it deleting your save. This happened on more than one occasion until I figured out what was causing the issue. I will continue to use this for simple testing, but I bought other flash carts for long-term homebrew applications.

Really amazing little gadget. Works as intended and i havent had any issues so far, even plays one of my biggest pokemon rom hacks. I cannot speak on the effect on battery life as i have not had it that long but realistically how long do you expect to be playing anyway? Setup was also quick and simple...Speaking of simple, make sure you look up the SimpleDE kernel that you can get by Sterophonick, adds a few extra features and emulators as well. Theres a few youtube videos you can look up that will get you where you need to go, just look up "EZ Flash Omega Definitive Edition Setup" should be one of the first 2 videos to pop up.

I've had this cartridge for a while and it's never worked consistently. Games will randomly crash, saves will be deleted, and the cartridge won't boot to the main menu giving an SD initial error. It's seemed to have gotten worse over time. I've tried different SD cards, different consoles, cleaning pins, flashing the firmware, and it still does the same thing. I reached out to EZ Flash through their website but never got a response. I might just have a bad cartridge but it's still frustrating.

This is exactly what i was looking for. High quality and super easy to use.