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The R4 3DS Dual Core Card For Nintendo 3DS Will Turn Your 3DS In To The Ultimate Video, Multi Media And Indie Games Player available. Buy 2 Get 1 Free Special On All R4 3DS Cards From The Official Store
Just found the Buy 2 Get 1 Free Special from the official r4 3ds store at https://www.r43ds.org and they have the promotion for the next 2 weeks.
i’m having a lot of trouble figuring out how to setup my r4 card w the wood menu and idk how to proceed?? i’ve got the _rpg folder and _DS_MENU.DAT but i don’t know how to proceed because it gets stuck on loading once i open it on my ds lite how the fuck to i continue from here all the websites with instructions on how to do it had stagnated in 2008
Thinking about getting a r4 3ds hack card. Anyone have one and have any luck with it?
R43DS Updated To Support 6.1.0-XX 3DS and 3DS XL Systems
Well, that didn't take long. It looks like just as the newest firmware software upgrade came out for the Nintendo 3DS system, the good guys at the R4 3DS development team have already done what they had to do, to make sure you can keep playing your NES and SNES emulators and games on your 3DS system.
We spent most of 2012 in the land of the 4.x systems softwares for the Nintendo 3DS. It wasn't until 2013 that the 5.x version came out and everyone did the obligatory update. In the case of the 6.0 and 6.1.0 updates, they were released just within weeks of each other, which was not something that usually happens at all. From what I've been able to find on line though, it seems like there was a small bug in the 6.0 software that had to be addressed and fixed right away. I don't have any details on the specifics of the bug, but it makes full sense considering that the 6.1.0 version came out just a few days afterwards.
Unfortunately for some r4 owners, those with not an official version, this updated will permanently block your card, and not allow you to use it. And one or two card manufacturers have actually had to make entirely new cards, as no matter what they tried to do with the firmware kernel, it simply won't work.
The three cards confirmed working at the R4 3DS Dual Core, The R4 3DS RTS and the Red R4 3DS card Hopefully you have one of those so that you can updated your firmware and be back to playing.
If you don't have one of those cards, DO NOT update your Nintendo 3DS system. A lot of gamers are still on the 4.5 firmware. These updates don't add much for those of us who like to play games using emulators for the 3ds, etc.. or those who don't really shop on the eShop.
Just got my new R4 3DS RTS Card, lets see what it does.
Well, as expected, I received my R4 3DS RTS Card that I ordered last week from the official store. I have been using an R4i Gold for the last year and a half, and before that was using the original R4 DS on my Nintendo DS lite system (I never went and got a DSi console... I like my GBA games way too much to give them up!)
So far, I like what I have seen. This card seems to be a whole lot better than my R4i Gold (which will go to my little brother who has been wanting his own for quite some time). The menu systems, as I suspected, were very similar. They're not the exact same, but then they are 2 different cards. But the main functions and use of the cards are pretty much identical.
What is NOT identical is that this new card, has 2 different chips in it. One for the main files you are using at the time that it loads and updates from the micro SD card you need to use this card. And also, the fact that it has a real time save feature built in. This takes me back to the days of the Game Genie for my Super NES console. The game genie had cheat codes (so does this card by the way) and it also had a little function built in that let you actually hit the button on the game genie, and it would bring up a save menu. What this let you do was quickly save your game, in whatever place you were. So that the next time you loaded up the game, you could actually start off from the exact same place, at the exact same moment you had been in the game, prior to hitting the game genie save button.
I remember using this a lot to beat games like Mario Bros, and Mario World and Contra, to name just a few of the awesome games. Being able to keep taking a whack at the end boss was always super fun. Still hard as all hell to beat, but at least I had a bit of an edge with the real time save.
The first thing I am going to do is pre-load this sucker with some of the cool emulators that are available for the 3DS XL. I'll be trying nesDS, SnesDS, and my favorite emulator of them all (well, my favorite game system, haven't tried the emulator yet :) ) which is NeoGeoDS. I'm looking forward to some really great classic gaming for the next week or so, while I get to know my new RTS card even better.
If any of you are interested, I'll be updating my blog with details on how to use the emulators with some step by step setup instructions for all of you out there that don't know exactly how to download or use them on the R4 cards.
