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Got a few leftover flashcarts and thus, they are for sale.

DSTT will let you play hundreds of DS games right on your DS.

DSTT are compatible with SDHC micro sd cards, so you can hold heaps of games, videos, pics and music all on your DS and are better than the R4.

DSTT is $40

Acekard 2i does pretty much the same thing as the TTDS although you can play it on your DSi as well as all DS and DS lite.

Acekard 2i $45

I also have memory cards for sale 4GB= $15

All memory cards come with USB card readers as seen in photos.

May do discounts if your buying a couple.

Pickup available from Kingsgrove, near Hurstville, or postage at buyers expense.

Lemme know if your interested, cheers

DSTT pics-

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Acekard 2i Pics-

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