I'd say the cartridge is on-par with similar products on the market, there isn't a lot to complain about. The lip of the cartridge features the SD slot (once again not spring-loaded), a blue LED light which signifies SD access and the blue button used to switch games. The plastic casing shows some imperfections on the grill, however they did not impede the flashcart's use in any way. The plastic used is the same and the only visible differences from the previous cartridge are the blue button instead of a red one and a different sticker. The Card Itselfįront and back of the cartridge some visible imperfections on the grill, they did not impede the use of the deviceĪs far as the quality of the product is concerned, not much has changed. The packaging is very convenient, easy to open and re-usable - so far so good. I'll spare you an unboxing video as the contents would really be identical to last time, the only difference is that the team used different *cough cough* completely original artwork *wink*. Much like last time the cart was shipped via DHL, protected by a bubble wrap-lined envelope and its signature cardboard and blister box with a flap, featuring *cough cough* familiar-looking robots. How well does it fare in practice though? Shipping and Packaging What it did was simplifying the process of launching back-ups, making it as much "Plug & Play" as possible, and it did so well. This revision of the Sk圓DS flashcart goes away with that last limitation, letting you launch as many 3DS games as your heart desires, which is a huge step forwards for the Sk圓DS team. This came with its shortcomings such as no built-in menu, no native homebrew support, no EmuNAND, no region unlocking and, perhaps most importantly, a rather controversial 10 games per cartridge limitation (which has since been broken on the red button cartridges).
Rather than using a particular exploit in the system, the Sk圓DS team opted for attempting to emulate the behaviour of an original 3DS cartridge, thus gaining compatibility on all 3DS firmwares.
The original Sk圓DS was an unexpected competitor to the previously unmatched Gateway flash kit, however it used a much different approach towards launching backups. Review by Foxi4 – Completed 16/01/15 Introduction Available at:, and other resellers ( list of official resellers )
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