The Nintendo DS (Developer’s System) has been ruling the multimedia games domain for quite some time now. The games software and data was mostly available on proprietary data cards licensed and marketed by Nintendo for the DS family of game consoles. With the advent of other companies in the arena, the scene changed drastically and many options have been available to the game players since then.

EZFlash V happens to be on the console games market from around 2000 and the best part of it being is the use of MicroSD cards for data and metadata storage. The EZ Flash cards are hybrid mode types delivering high performance.

The EZ Flash Vi comes as an upgraded version of the EZFlash Vi Plus Cards that support MicroSD cards having storage capacity surplus of 2GB. These cards are basically apt for the Nintendo DSi.

The Acekard 2 happens to be a big name when it comes to console game cards especially in relation to Nintendo DS family of devices. Some striking features like full game compatibility, support for SD and SDHC cards, download and play option, etc go a long way to make this card highly popular among gamers. With the formal release of Nintendo DSi, Acekard 2i was also quickly made available to maintain compatibility with the device.

However it, is very much similar to Acekard 2 in terms of features and performance. Also with the release of latest firmware for Nintendo DSi, a patch for the Acekard 2i was also made available to maintain the compatibility.