^^ related to ED's and the game cases (not cartridge housings) to be used:
some everdrives have a dual sm socket, the megaeverdrive has the standard sd socket (rear of ED pcb) and a micro-sd socket too. (front of ED pcb)
the n64EDv2 only has the one sm socket, we all know that's for sd cards.
had checked to see if mine had an mcsd socket too, nada.
the megaeverdrive was easy to obscure, just drop a loaded mcsd in it, use a standard NON-breached/customized cartridge housing rear, and it's as good as bought legit and from sega themselves...except i've opted for no label on the MED, just a black cartridge. (used standard posidrive/philips screws for the housing.)
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now, about the n64EDv2 i have, this also applies to any sd card and socket. (cartridges generally even, the principle is the same.)
careful leaving in an sd card semi=permanently, or the socket pins could lose some of their spring, and not contact against the card teeth properly, had to maintain my n64EDv2 by gently lifting the sd card socket pins.
so far, so good, no volume connection/stream issues since.
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the micro sd cards are much more reliable of a form-factor, but it's whether krikzz bangs out dual sockets as a standard for all his spoofers now? (could ask?)
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still, any n64 game case remake with it's salts would probably take this into account anyway just make sure the relief isn't closed off completely up top, leave roughly a cm on both sides for the cartridge to be gripped safely...without RIPPING it in two because cheap-a$$ remake cases have a death-grip on shit. (tangent: not this subject of course, just a general observation.)
