// flash cart
One cart. Your whole library.
The SuperChis Prime is an open-hardware flash cartridge for the Game Boy Advance. Load your game backups onto the included microSD card, slot it in, and everything's on one cart — saves and all. I set up and test every one in a console I've built.
// in the box
- SuperChis Prime flash cartridge — FRAM edition, so saves never rely on a battery
- 8GB microSD card + USB adapter, ready to plug into your computer
- Latest SuperFW firmware flashed and configured — savestates, cheat engine and cheat database built in
- Ready for your games — drag and drop your own
.gbabackups into theGamesfolder on the microSD and you're playing - Tested in a Gameboy Mods UK console before it ships
No commercial games are included. Drop your own game backups
(plain .gba files) into the Games folder
on the microSD — no patching, no faff.
// press start
£45 — UK delivery included.
Posted within 2 working days. UK only for now.
Buy now — £45// good to know
- What does it work in?
- Anything with a GBA cartridge slot — Game Boy Advance, GBA SP, Game Boy Micro, and the original DS / DS Lite.
- How do I put games on it?
- Plug the microSD into your computer with the included adapter and copy your own backed-up
.gbafiles into theGamesfolder. Devices like the GB Operator let you dump cartridges you own. - Do saves work?
- Yes — properly. This is the FRAM edition, so there's no save battery to die. Saves are also written to the microSD.
- Savestates and cheats?
- Built in. Pause any game with the in-game menu to snapshot your progress or load it back, and switch on cheats from the cheat engine — a database of codes comes preinstalled on the card.
- Everything run perfectly?
- The vast majority of the GBA library runs without touching anything. A handful of demanding games can stutter, and a few re-releases with anti-flashcart tricks don't run — that's a limit of the hardware, not your unit.