NDS/NoPass
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The first NoPass was released by Datel. Later, other NoPass devices appeared like Passcard 3 by M3 and SuperKey by Supercard.
NoPass devices function like real DS cards as opposed to PassME which only modifies the header of an attached DS card. NoPass actually implements the necessary protocol and encryption which DS uses. In other words, a NoPass looks like a regular game to the DS making this booting approach essentially future-proof. NoPass contains a small program that boots anything inserted in the GBA slot.
Unless otherwise listed, all NoPass devices are compatible with all GBA-slot flashcarts.
[edit] Datel's Max Media Launcher
- The notch in the plastic case is a little small, and can cause it to get a bit stuck in the DS
- Splash Screen: Yes
- MSRP: $20
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[edit] M3 Perfect's Passcard 3
- NOTE: There are two versions of this. The older version is no longer being made.
- Older version:
- Splash Screen: Yes
- Incompatible with EZ-Flash IV and EZ-Flash IV Lite
- Newer version:
- Splash Screen: No
- Compatible with EZ-Flash IV and EZ-Flash IV Lite
- MSRP: $25
[edit] SuperCard's SuperKey
- NOTE: There are two versions of this. The older version is no longer being made.
- Older version:
- Splash Screen: No
- Compatible with EZ-Flash IV and EZ-Flash IV Lite
- Newer version:
- Splash Screen: Yes
- Incompatible with EZ-Flash IV and EZ-Flash IV Lite
- MSRP: $25
[edit] NeoFlash's MK4-Mini
- Includes a 2MBit EEPROM
- Can also boot the MK2/3
- Splash Screen: No
- MSRP: $30
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[edit] EZPass 3
- MSRP: $20
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[edit] Ninjapass Media Launcher
- MSRP: $20
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[edit] Ultra Passkey
- Splash Screen: No
- MSRP: $20
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