Two new articles on the history of EZ-Flash cartridges
The retro section keeps growing. Two large new articles are now on the site, covering the evolution of EZ-Flash — one of the most recognizable and influential flash-cartridge families for the Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS.
🔹 History of EZ-Flash, Part 1 — from EZ-Flash 1 to EZ-Flash 3
The first article covers the earliest models in the lineup: from the first flash cartridges that helped define the idea of a universal GBA device to the EZ-Flash 3 generation, an important milestone in the development of the homebrew scene.
👉 Read the article: History of EZ-Flash, Part 1 — from EZ-Flash 1 to EZ-Flash 3
🔹 History of EZ-Flash, Part 2 — the GBA/NDS transition era
The second article focuses on the transition period when the community was balancing the GBA against the arrival of the Nintendo DS. It was a time of experimentation, increasingly complex hardware, new compatibility demands, and the first solutions that ultimately shaped the future of the EZ-Flash series.
👉 Read the article: History of EZ-Flash, Part 2 — the GBA/NDS transition era