R4 SDHC

You are able to buy an R4 SDHC card from DSCardWorld. The R4 SDHC is a newer version of the original R4 card and has over the years proven to be a reliable card. Just like any DS card, the R4 SDHC works just like a regular Nintendo game cartridge, and fits perfectly into the Nintendo DS / DS Lite slot at the top. The R4 SDHC can typically be used to play homebrew games, video and movies, listen to music and MP3 and also allows the reading of eBooks.

R4 SDHC has good overall performance and the R4 SDHC has proven to be a very reliable and solid card over the years. The R4 SDHC does not use a spring loaded method to hold a Micro-SD card so it circumvents any problems relating to spring mechanism's failure.

The R4 SDHC also has a reliable team of programmers who periodically update the R4 SDHC software, to make sure that the R4 SDHC is constantly up to date with the latest developments and also to iron out potential bugs and add new features. It is a good idea to download the latest software for the R4 SDHC so that you can use the newest changes that have enhanced the R4 SDHC's performance. The latest R4 SDHC software can be easily downloaded from the DSCardWorld download page.

Just like every DS card, the R4 SDHC needs a Micro-SD card as it does not contain any internal memory. This was done to give the user control over how much memory they want, since the R4 SDHC is able to take up to 32GB of memory! The user can decide how much money they would like to spend on memory in order to meet their needs. DSCardWorld currently provides choices ranging from 2GB, 4GB, 8GB and 16GB all fully available and ready to be used with your R4 SDHC. It is always advisable to get the biggest memory as you can as it will help with the performance of the R4 SDHC. The Micro-SD card can be thought of as the brains of the R4 SDHC where all the R4 SDHC system files, homebrew games and other types of multimedia are stored.

Using R4 SDHC

To copy the R4 SDHC software and other homebrew games to the Micro-SD card for use on the R4 SDHC, you will need a USB-to-Micro-SD adapter. Fortunately, the R4 SDHC adapter does come with a USB-to-Micro-SD adapter. Using the adapter, you can plug the Micro-SD card into the computer where using the drag and drop function, transfer all the R4 SDHC program files, homebrew games and other multimedia on to the Micro-SD card. After this is done, unplug the Micro-SD card from the computer and put it into the R4 SDHC. The R4 SDHC can then be put into the Nintendo DS / Nintendo DS Lite and there you go!