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The History of Nintendo DS Flashcarts

Here are two useful finds for original Nintendo hardware.

For Nintendo DS: DSPico flash cartridge with USB-C.

For Game Boy Advance SP: an IPS-ready eXtremeRate replacement shell.

General

How Nintendo Was Hacked: From Game Boy to Switch
ARTICLE How Nintendo Was Hacked: From Game Boy to Switch
Sighax and the Boot9 Hack on Nintendo 3DS
ARTICLE Sighax and the Boot9 Hack on Nintendo 3DS
Palantine CFW for Nintendo 3DS
ARTICLE Palantine CFW for Nintendo 3DS

Nintendo DS Generation 1

PassMe for Nintendo DS
ARTICLE PassMe for Nintendo DS
WMB and WiFiMe for Nintendo DS
ARTICLE WMB and WiFiMe for Nintendo DS
FlashMe for Nintendo DS
ARTICLE FlashMe for Nintendo DS
Dummy Cartridge for Nintendo DS
ARTICLE Dummy Cartridge for Nintendo DS
Super Pass for Nintendo DS
GUIDE Super Pass for Nintendo DS
Magic Key 3 for Nintendo DS
GUIDE Magic Key 3 for Nintendo DS

Nintendo DS Generation 2

PassMe 2 for Nintendo DS
ARTICLE PassMe 2 for Nintendo DS
PassKey 2 for Nintendo DS
GUIDE PassKey 2 for Nintendo DS
Super Pass 2 for Nintendo DS
GUIDE Super Pass 2 for Nintendo DS
PassMe 2 Ewin for Nintendo DS
ARTICLE PassMe 2 Ewin for Nintendo DS

Nintendo DS Generation 3

NoPass for Nintendo DS
ARTICLE NoPass for Nintendo DS

GBA Flash Cartridges

The History of EZ-Flash Cartridges, Part 1 — From EZ-Flash I to EZ-Flash III
ARTICLE The History of EZ-Flash Cartridges, Part 1 — From EZ-Flash I to EZ-Flash III
The History of EZ-Flash Cartridges, Part 2 — The GBA and DS Transition
ARTICLE The History of EZ-Flash Cartridges, Part 2 — The GBA and DS Transition
The History of GBA Flash Cartridges, Part 1 — Attack of the Clones
ARTICLE The History of GBA Flash Cartridges, Part 1 — Attack of the Clones
The History of GBA Flash Cartridges, Part 2 — The EZ-Flash vs. XG-Flash War
ARTICLE The History of GBA Flash Cartridges, Part 2 — The EZ-Flash vs. XG-Flash War