only had 64 Mb carts that was the biggest size and only the games that used the xpansion pak to play them. the ds currently uses 128 Mb games for gba games. the ds uses 256 Mb carts for mph and other 3d games. but they can make bigger ones for more space about 2Gb. also the games that would be need this is the ff crystal game and zelda ph they have been pushed back alot could this be the reason to put more stuff in the games and release bigger cards for more money.
only had 64 Mb carts that was the biggest size and only the games that used the xpansion pak to play them. the ds currently uses 128 Mb games for gba games. the ds uses 256 Mb carts for mph and other 3d games. but they can make bigger ones for more space about 2Gb. also the games that would be need this is the ff crystal game and zelda ph they have been pushed back alot could this be the reason to put more stuff in the games and release bigger cards for more money.merch
That's why it's called Nintendo64. I can only hold up to 64bit graphics
[QUOTE="merch"]only had 64 Mb carts that was the biggest size and only the games that used the xpansion pak to play them. the ds currently uses 128 Mb games for gba games. the ds uses 256 Mb carts for mph and other 3d games. but they can make bigger ones for more space about 2Gb. also the games that would be need this is the ff crystal game and zelda ph they have been pushed back alot could this be the reason to put more stuff in the games and release bigger cards for more money.Djammal86
That's why it's called Nintendo64. I can only hold up to 64bit graphics lol i was wondering why it was called that...
I think that he's trying to say: would you pay for a DS game for $50 instead of $30 to increase the size and have it have better graphics and more memory?
Another 64, this time it's bits not K. It was the system with the graphics, and the cutscene cinematics, made us goldeneye fanatics, armed with semi-automatics, an' I'm trying to be dramatic but it blew us all away.
No, I wouldn't. Sorry, but I'm not paying $50 for a game to last an average of 15 hours. The increase in size would be good, but still not enough for me to bite.
[QUOTE="merch"]only had 64 Mb carts that was the biggest size and only the games that used the xpansion pak to play them. the ds currently uses 128 Mb games for gba games. the ds uses 256 Mb carts for mph and other 3d games. but they can make bigger ones for more space about 2Gb. also the games that would be need this is the ff crystal game and zelda ph they have been pushed back alot could this be the reason to put more stuff in the games and release bigger cards for more money.Djammal86
That's why it's called Nintendo64. I can only hold up to 64bit graphics
The 64 has nothing to do with graphics bittage. I think it has to do with CPU bittage. The 64 didn't refer to cart size either.
[QUOTE="Djammal86"][QUOTE="merch"]only had 64 Mb carts that was the biggest size and only the games that used the xpansion pak to play them. the ds currently uses 128 Mb games for gba games. the ds uses 256 Mb carts for mph and other 3d games. but they can make bigger ones for more space about 2Gb. also the games that would be need this is the ff crystal game and zelda ph they have been pushed back alot could this be the reason to put more stuff in the games and release bigger cards for more money.LordAndrew
That's why it's called Nintendo64. I can only hold up to 64bit graphics
The 64 has nothing to do with graphics bittage. I think it has to do with CPU bittage. The 64 didn't refer to cart size either.
[QUOTE="Djammal86"][QUOTE="merch"]only had 64 Mb carts that was the biggest size and only the games that used the xpansion pak to play them. the ds currently uses 128 Mb games for gba games. the ds uses 256 Mb carts for mph and other 3d games. but they can make bigger ones for more space about 2Gb. also the games that would be need this is the ff crystal game and zelda ph they have been pushed back alot could this be the reason to put more stuff in the games and release bigger cards for more money.Djammal86
That's why it's called Nintendo64. I can only hold up to 64bit graphics
The 64 has nothing to do with graphics bittage. I think it has to do with CPU bittage. The 64 didn't refer to cart size either.
That's what I said No. You said "I can only hold up to 64bit graphics". That's incorrect.
As great as FFIII was and the fact that I definitely don't regret having made that purchase the day it was released, I had a hard enough time getting myself to pay 40 bucks for it... Let alone 50. I don't think I would buy any DS game for 50 bucks.
[QUOTE="Djammal86"][QUOTE="merch"]only had 64 Mb carts that was the biggest size and only the games that used the xpansion pak to play them. the ds currently uses 128 Mb games for gba games. the ds uses 256 Mb carts for mph and other 3d games. but they can make bigger ones for more space about 2Gb. also the games that would be need this is the ff crystal game and zelda ph they have been pushed back alot could this be the reason to put more stuff in the games and release bigger cards for more money.LordAndrew
That's why it's called Nintendo64. I can only hold up to 64bit graphics
The 64 has nothing to do with graphics bittage. I think it has to do with CPU bittage. The 64 didn't refer to cart size either.
That's what I said No. You said "I can only hold up to 64bit graphics". That's incorrect. what a toolbox
[QUOTE="merch"]only had 64 Mb carts that was the biggest size and only the games that used the xpansion pak to play them. the ds currently uses 128 Mb games for gba games. the ds uses 256 Mb carts for mph and other 3d games. but they can make bigger ones for more space about 2Gb. also the games that would be need this is the ff crystal game and zelda ph they have been pushed back alot could this be the reason to put more stuff in the games and release bigger cards for more money.Djammal86
That's why it's called Nintendo64. I can only hold up to 64bit graphics
Actually the 64 was referring to a dual 32bit processor setup not the cartridger size. The DS can currently use twice that much storage on the cartridges because of the 1 Gigabit cartridge format.
[QUOTE="Djammal86"][QUOTE="merch"]only had 64 Mb carts that was the biggest size and only the games that used the xpansion pak to play them. the ds currently uses 128 Mb games for gba games. the ds uses 256 Mb carts for mph and other 3d games. but they can make bigger ones for more space about 2Gb. also the games that would be need this is the ff crystal game and zelda ph they have been pushed back alot could this be the reason to put more stuff in the games and release bigger cards for more money.GIJames248
That's why it's called Nintendo64. I can only hold up to 64bit graphics
Actually the 64 was referring to a dual 32bit processor setup not the cartridger size. The DS can currently use twice that much storage on the cartridges because of the 1 Gigabit cartridge format. it's more than that. Just look here 16 gigabit or 2 gigabyte
i dont know how much a memory card like the DS's costs for a 64MB... but i would definitely pay like a 100 bucks if the card was maybe 1GB or 2GB... imagine the gaming possibilities, 20+ hand-held gaming, 3D graphics, actual cutscenes, (i cant think of other things)...
only had 64 Mb carts that was the biggest size and only the games that used the xpansion pak to play them. the ds currently uses 128 Mb games for gba games. the ds uses 256 Mb carts for mph and other 3d games. but they can make bigger ones for more space about 2Gb. also the games that would be need this is the ff crystal game and zelda ph they have been pushed back alot could this be the reason to put more stuff in the games and release bigger cards for more money. merch
[QUOTE="merch"]only had 64 Mb carts that was the biggest size and only the games that used the xpansion pak to play them. the ds currently uses 128 Mb games for gba games. the ds uses 256 Mb carts for mph and other 3d games. but they can make bigger ones for more space about 2Gb. also the games that would be need this is the ff crystal game and zelda ph they have been pushed back alot could this be the reason to put more stuff in the games and release bigger cards for more money. jakndaxter7223
Nintendo 64!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! in the title
What's your point? Do you believe the 64 in the title had something to do with how much data could fit on the carts?
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