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Game Forum / Nintendo / Game Boy / January 200464MB Flashcard enought?
If I buy a 64Mb flashcard will I be ok? Are where any games that I can't use with it? >If I buy a 64Mb flashcard will I be ok? No. >Are there any games that I can't use with it? Yes. There are quite a few 128Mb games already and you should keep in mind that the max that Nintendo says the GBA will ever use is 256Mb. Get yourself a 256Mb card and you'll be guaranteed to run just about everything. >>If I buy a 64Mb flashcard will I be ok? > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >Get yourself a 256Mb card and you'll be guaranteed to run just about >everything. You could just buy the games instead of "backing them up" you pikey git.  SignatureAnya : "I provide much needed sarcasm" Xbox live : neil hopkins Note that there is an exclusive spam filter on this email address. Let me know via this group if you want to be added to my whitelist. >>>If I buy a 64Mb flashcard will I be ok? >> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >>Get yourself a 256Mb card and you'll be guaranteed to run just about >>everything. Thanks, I got a 256Mb cart. :) > You could just buy the games instead of "backing them up" you pikey > git. I have bought games. I have about 90 or so. I just don't like buying games that I end up not liking, and then can't take them back unless I want to exchange it for the same thing. So I try out a game on an emu (Which is just not the same as the real thing) and if I like it then I buy it. If not I don't. The reason I'm buying a flashcart is so I can try games out on a real GBA and see if I like it. Aslo so I don't have to carry serveral carts around with me. I tend to lose them. I support roms and emulation, but only for systems that are no longer being supported. JesterDev i have a 64mbit one and love it...got about 58 NES games on it...its why i bought it > >>>If I buy a 64Mb flashcard will I be ok? > >> [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > JesterDev Well, I ended up buying 256Mb cart. Being able to play NES games is an added plus. :) I love my NES but I wish I could carry it around with me. JesterDev > i have a 64mbit one and love it...got about 58 NES games on it...its why i > bought it [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > > > > JesterDev How much is a 256mb cart? > How much is a 256mb cart? $107USD at http://mwelectronics.com/ That includes 3-Day USPS shipping. > > How much is a 256mb cart? > > > $107USD at http://mwelectronics.com/ > > That includes 3-Day USPS shipping. I had some questions about these flash carts maybe you guys could help. With gba games or the nes emulator does saving work? And how about how well it works, does it play gba games perfectly without even noticing a difference? What about when you play nes games I assume the screen difference makes it so they dont fit on the entire screen? Anyone mess around with the pogoshell? It looked pretty interesting on there website(all tho more a novelty then anything). I was reading that you could emulate alot of older systems like turbo grafix and the old sega master system is this true? I am seriously thinking about getting one of these and I am just not sure which one to get for the best bang for my buck while still getting the best quality product. Anyone have some suggestions? Wanted to add something... Has anyone had any success with the flash carts being used with the gamecube gameboy player? > Wanted to add something... Has anyone had any success with the flash > carts being used with the gamecube gameboy player? Yes. My Flash2Advance 256M works perfectly with the Gameboy Player, Pogoshell and all. Nopel Aaron Desilet had this to say >> > How much is a 256mb cart? >> > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > to get for the best bang for my buck while still getting the best > quality product. Anyone have some suggestions? Ok. GBA games - play just like a real cart NES games - yes there is screen "scaling" and yes saves work (if emulator supports them, PocketNES does) Pogoshell - not just a pretty face - it compresses your saves so you can have 40 instead of 4! Turbografix16 (PCE Advance) tends to be slow but some games are quite playable SMS (DRSMS) is a very good emulator that also plays Game Gear games Also there is a Gameboy emulator (GOOMBA) and a ZX Spectrum emulator (ZX Advance) and to be released in the near future is a Colecovision emulator (COG). See the emuboards below for more info. F2A (flash2advance) is arguably the best there is at the moment for emulation. The new Ultra cards won't work with Pogoshell so i'd stick with the standard F2A 256meg USB personally. Signature======================================================== http://www.gbaemu.com/ http://www.emuboards.com/cgi-bin/ikonboard/ikonboard.cgi ======================================================== > Aaron Desilet had this to say > [quoted text clipped - 41 lines] > emulation. The new Ultra cards won't work with Pogoshell so i'd stick > with the standard F2A 256meg USB personally. I was thinking about buying: Flash2Advance Ultra 1G Cartridge with F2A USB linker set Is this a good idea? Is there any disadvantages of buying a 1 gig cartridge...besides the price :-) > I was thinking about buying: > > Flash2Advance Ultra 1G Cartridge with F2A USB linker set > > Is this a good idea? Is there any disadvantages of buying a 1 gig > cartridge...besides the price :-) As i said earlier the new carts probably won't work with Pogoshell which is well worth having. Pogoshell 2.0 is in Beta at the moment though so it may support the new carts after all. Personally i don't put commercial gba games on my cart so i don't need the space but if i did 1Gig would be very handy - typically about 8-16 on the cart. Signature======================================================== http://www.gbaemu.com/ http://www.emuboards.com/cgi-bin/ikonboard/ikonboard.cgi ======================================================== I think its well worth having just to play emulated NES roms! http://www.gameboy-advance.net/emulated/nes_roms_on_gba.htm > > I was thinking about buying: > > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > the space but if i did 1Gig would be very handy - typically about 8-16 on > the cart. Martin had this to say > I think its well worth having just to play emulated NES roms! The people who co-wrote PocketNES have begun work on a SNES emu now! It'll be a long time til it's released but it will be great. 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