DSi and R4i

level200

I can offer advice and links on this subject but am not sure how the forum mods will respond as it is basicly piracy. Can someone advise please.

Syman

go to https://www.gbatemp.net

Look through the forums

There are no links from there to illegal software just advice on R4, Acekards and many other Nintendo DS and WII related stuff

arealhighlander

Technically an R4I card requires a micro SD card installed in to. It is mainly used to run pirated games, but may also be used to store music, movies etc. on it

doodledoodle24

i got mine from r4i dot co dot uk. you then need to download software called u torrent which allows you to search for torrents (games, films etc) and save them to the card.

hth

custardy

doodledoodle24 wrote: »

i got mine from r4i dot co dot uk. you then need to download software called u torrent which allows you to search for torrents (games, films etc) and save them to the card.

hth

:rolleyes:

02skn

We had ours from technodevil.co.uk and it comes pre loaded with all the software you need to run games,mp3 files etc. Delivery was not the quickest but the product is excellent.

Sarahsaver

getting into downloading torrents which is legally at least a grey area.

02skn

Sarahsaver wrote: »

getting into downloading torrents which is legally at least a grey area.

I agree wth the legal aspect. We transfer all my two daughters games and there friends games onto the card so it is much easier to use when you are out and about. You only need to carry one case and not twenty like used to happen on our days out.

doodledoodle24

my son used to swap games with his friend in wales everytime they visited each other, but then there was the problem of having to post them back and forth to each other. We just use our card to to send the torrent file via msn, we have then each paid for a game, i agree not 100% legal, but a lot better then downloading every game off random people on the internet and not giving anything at all money wise to the shops. At least this way we each buy a game and share it.

custardy

doodledoodle24 wrote: »

my son used to swap games with his friend in wales everytime they visited each other, but then there was the problem of having to post them back and forth to each other. We just use our card to to send the torrent file via msn, we have then each paid for a game, i agree not 100% legal, but a lot better then downloading every game off random people on the internet and not giving anything at all money wise to the shops. At least this way we each buy a game and share it.

you can rationalise it any way you want but you are obtaining the entertainment of the game without paying for
just because you know someone who has paid for one doesnt cut it for me