... and there we go.
Marshalls is the better option to buy.
- Built in NES emulation,
- Support for .MP3's,
- Built in default 6102 CIC,
- USB data link to PC for uploading homebrew games,
- Built in Graphical User Interface (GUI) for easy navigation and a smooth menu experience,
- Packaged in a N64 cartridge with the official Retroactive label
- Loads software off a CompactFlash memory card,
- The GUI will let you organize files and folders to your choosing, and use the menu to make a selection,
- Most games load in 2-3 seconds,
- Handles saving automatically,
- Supports 99.9% of all known images,
- No additional dongles or cables required to update features,
- Much more features described on his website at
http://64drive.retroactive.be/
For homebrew development it will let you;
- Load over USB 2.0 at 7-8 megabytes/second
- 64Mbytes (512Mbits) of SDRAM (If you still need more space, your code while running on the N64 can load data from the memory card)
http://retroactive.be/
There you go Marshall
That should help some people out with confusion
(confirm this I guess as there are most likely errors)