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=== GBA Backup Tool === | === GBA Backup Tool === | ||
- | GBA Backup Tool is a commonly used tool, though | + | GBA Backup Tool is a commonly used and well-tested |
== Tools needed == | == Tools needed == | ||
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=== GodMode9i === | === GodMode9i === | ||
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- | If you already have a DS flashcart like R4, dumping GBA games is fairly straight forward with GodMode9i. As DS flashcarts were manufactured in large quantities, this is perhaps the cheapest and easiest accessible method for dumping GBA games. GodMode9i is a free/open source preservation tool inspired by GodMode9 for the Nintendo 3DS. | + | |
== Tools needed == | == Tools needed == | ||
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== Tools needed == | == Tools needed == | ||
* A Nintendo DS or Nintendo DS Lite with a slot-1 (DS) flashcart | * A Nintendo DS or Nintendo DS Lite with a slot-1 (DS) flashcart | ||
- | * [[https:// | + | * [[https:// |
== Dumping == | == Dumping == |