Re: GBA Flash linker questions?

> thanks for your help!

Currently the largest games are 64M, so that should do fine if you are on a budget. The advantage to having a 128M or 256M cart is that you can put multiple games onto a single cart so you don't have to flash it every time you want to play a new game. There is also the possibility that future games could exceed 64M.

Personally I think the 256M cart is a good deal since the price difference isn't that much from a 128M cart and it includes EEPROM support. If you don't mind patching games and not planning on playing anything large though, 64M should do fine.

Name
E-Mail
Subject
Message	> > I know there are 3 sizes of ram carts for the flash linker 64, 126 and 256 my question is do I need to get a 256 to run games or will the 64 work fine? what is the difference besides memory of each cart? just asking because the carts are quite expensive $180 for a 256! > > thanks for your help! > Currently the largest games are 64M, so that should do fine if you are on a budget. The advantage to having a 128M or 256M cart is that you can put multiple games onto a single cart so you don't have to flash it every time you want to play a new game. There is also the possibility that future games could exceed 64M. > Personally I think the 256M cart is a good deal since the price difference isn't that much from a 128M cart and it includes EEPROM support. If you don't mind patching games and not planning on playing anything large though, 64M should do fine.
Optional Link URL
Optional Link Title
Optional Image URL

Please pick a mood for your message: