Downloaded 1.05 today and still same issue. This seems like a basic feature for any NDS flashcart...
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Yes I agree, and the fact that I dont see the bug mentioned in any of the video reviews on youtube is odd to say the least... Would've at least expected macho nacho to say something :/
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I've been wondering about 1.06 thanks for testing. I hope this product has good product support in the future like their other flash carts.
They can't fix the slow SD read/write speeds without a FPGA firmware update. The sleep mode bug is probably a software problem but at this point i would not count on them fixing this either. They abandoned the EZ-Flash Jr. after 1 or 2 years despite still having bugs. Zero updates since then.
What is clear is that it is a crappy cartridge.
Even though it costs $20, they can't fix the read/write problem, the cartridge is too slow and laggy in many games and they are not able to fix the sleep mode bug either. It has no advantage against clone cartridges from Aliexpress.
I will consider next time to buy again an EZ-Flash product
It seems that the only good thing about this cartridge is its aesthetics
And the support department has no response whatsoever
@EZ-Flash2 Please, any answer or any solution to all these problems?
Even though it costs $20, they can't fix the read/write problem, the cartridge is too slow and laggy in many games and they are not able to fix the sleep mode bug either. It has no advantage against clone cartridges from Aliexpress.
I will consider next time to buy again an EZ-Flash product
It seems that the only good thing about this cartridge is its aesthetics
And the support department has no response whatsoever
@EZ-Flash2 Please, any answer or any solution to all these problems?
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