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Re: What´s the best backup station for n64

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This message was posted by Destro, posted on November 19, 2000 at 20:44:54 coming from 24.9.219
This message is a reply to What´s the best backup station for n64 posted from Jo Black posted at November 19, 2000 at 18:13:49
There is no real answer for this. The only device that can play 512mbit games is the v64jr, but it has no built in storage, so it is less convenient to use than the others. It has to be hooked up to a PC any time you load a game, and if your PC isn't right next to your N64, this is a hassle.

The Z64 is probably the best designed and built hardware. The CD64 is the only device still being supported (by the manufacturer anyway). The Doctor V64 is pretty much obsolete.. It depends on what your preference is. If you want the most features, and don't mind putting up with some hardware quirks/problems, the CD64 is the way to go. I personally like the Z64. I own several different units.. but I don't have a CD64. It might be my favorite if I had one.

You will find more N64 Backup related information at http://www.dextrose.com. This is a site dedicate to N64 backup devices.

I don't think there was ever a "Wildcard V64". You are confusing 2 different units. There was a "Wildcard 64", which didn't last long, and the "Doctor V64" which was the most popular unit in the early days.

> Hi there

> I´ve read a lot of backup station for the n64. Í´ve found something about the Wildcard V64.
> Is that the best backup station - can you copy every game with that backup machine. How much ram you can put into (is Resident Evil 2 - 512 Mbits working)??

> Plz reply as possible

> Greetings

> Jo

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Message	> There is no real answer for this. The only device that can play 512mbit games is the v64jr, but it has no built in storage, so it is less convenient to use than the others. It has to be hooked up to a PC any time you load a game, and if your PC isn't right next to your N64, this is a hassle. > The Z64 is probably the best designed and built hardware. The CD64 is the only device still being supported (by the manufacturer anyway). The Doctor V64 is pretty much obsolete.. It depends on what your preference is. If you want the most features, and don't mind putting up with some hardware quirks/problems, the CD64 is the way to go. I personally like the Z64. I own several different units.. but I don't have a CD64. It might be my favorite if I had one. > You will find more N64 Backup related information at http://www.dextrose.com. This is a site dedicate to N64 backup devices. > I don't think there was ever a "Wildcard V64". You are confusing 2 different units. There was a "Wildcard 64", which didn't last long, and the "Doctor V64" which was the most popular unit in the early days. > > Hi there > > I´ve read a lot of backup station for the n64. Í´ve found something about the Wildcard V64. > > Is that the best backup station - can you copy every game with that backup machine. How much ram you can put into (is Resident Evil 2 - 512 Mbits working)?? > > Plz reply as possible > > Greetings > > Jo
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