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pokchop · 11-06-2011, 03:24 PM

i use acekard myself, and haven't had any issues with it at all, I also find acekard loads games faster then any R4 clones for 3DS out there.
I m not 100% sure, but up to date, i don't think there is a card that support 3d games yet. so you will only be playing regular ds games on your 3ds.
Another thing is that acekard doesn't support 3ds patch 2.2.0-4 yet(so hopefully your brand new 3ds is still on the old patch), but an update is coming.
And generally acekard is more expensive to buy.

Also, I would just pick one of the online store from the reseller list from the acekard.com website. My friend had brought an acekard from some chinese game shop in crystal mall before, the card wasn't update-able and when you try to load a new firmware in it to play newer games, it would say you have a fake card. Buying online is also probably cheaper as well, only down side is the wait for shipping.

11-06-2011, 03:24 PM	#2
pokchop Proud to be called a RS Regular! Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Vancouver Posts: 130 Thanked 10 Times in 9 Posts Failed 40 Times in 5 Posts	i use acekard myself, and haven't had any issues with it at all, I also find acekard loads games faster then any R4 clones for 3DS out there. I m not 100% sure, but up to date, i don't think there is a card that support 3d games yet. so you will only be playing regular ds games on your 3ds. Another thing is that acekard doesn't support 3ds patch 2.2.0-4 yet(so hopefully your brand new 3ds is still on the old patch), but an update is coming. And generally acekard is more expensive to buy. Also, I would just pick one of the online store from the reseller list from the acekard.com website. My friend had brought an acekard from some chinese game shop in crystal mall before, the card wasn't update-able and when you try to load a new firmware in it to play newer games, it would say you have a fake card. Buying online is also probably cheaper as well, only down side is the wait for shipping.