GBA flashcard question

Josep

eyerun4phun

• Aug 15, 2002

• #1

I think this is kinda of a dumb question, but i haven't found any websites that give a great definition for flash cards, BUT, a 64mbit flash card for the gba holds 64 megabites of data? So would that in turn mean if i had 8 games that were 8 megabites each stored on my harddrive, then i could fit all of them because of 64 megabites of data being held? or is it something else?

 

Stezo2k

S-2K

• Aug 15, 2002

• #2

nope your getting confused with MegaBITS and megaBYTES. I have a 128MB GBA flash card and i can fit 2 fairly big games on it (E.g Crash Bandicoot) or 4 small games (e.g Mario Adv)

Or even better u can fit a hell of a lot of nes games on it when using Poket NES for gba

Stez

 

Macca

New member

• Aug 15, 2002

• #3

yeh 64megabits is 8megabytes, so as stez said, only 2 games and in some cases only 1. you got 8mb to play with

 

AlphaWolf

I prey, not pray.

• Aug 15, 2002

• #4

Go get a 256mbit one (32 megabyte). They oughta build a device like this that reads from the ever-so-cheap-and-very-common flashmedia cards.

 

OP

Josep

eyerun4phun

• Aug 16, 2002

• Thread Starter
• #5

hehe, seriously alphawolf
thanks for the replies, i'm "Enlightened"
might be thinking about getting a gba later this year

 

KingTom

aka "Passion"

• Aug 16, 2002

• #6

dey is da more gooder machines dey is
i can't wait to see if that Koday screen comes out for commercial use

 

Stezo2k

S-2K

• Aug 16, 2002

• #7

lol i didnt understand a word of that