is it a MINI-SD or a MICRO-SD, everywhere just says SD. but theres different sizes, I only wanna know so I can have a decent sized mem card ready for when I get my wii (when it's released)
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is it a MINI-SD or a MICRO-SD, everywhere just says SD. but theres different sizes, I only wanna know so I can have a decent sized mem card ready for when I get my wii (when it's released)
why would you even bother with a mem card just store it on the internal mem
I'm assuming its just a normal SD card (not miniSD, not microSD). Everything I've seen seems to suggest that.
if it just says "SD" its just an SD-card....otherwise it would definatly say "mini-sd" or "micro-sd" aka "transflash"
so it just SD.
cause 512mb is'nt really that much when you think about it, for gamesaves it's more than enough. but Nintendo are gonna be providing a download service, which im gonna be using, but if I was to download a few N64 games (say 4 or 5 @ roughly 100mb each) it would more than likely use all the mem...Quote:
Originally Posted by abeisgreat
...just thinking in advance, I hate not having memory!
I'm gonna get a 4gb memory card or two for my Wii. I want plenty of games and homebrew apps i can find :)
i hope that hombrew comes to the wii, homebrew is awesome, specialy on the wii.....couse i say so.
homebrew will kick everythings ass on the Wii.
Besides Twilight Princess, mind you.
Imagine the homebrew capabilites with a wiimote.
it will rock, the day i get my wii im gonna hack the heck out of it!
I'm pretty sure that even the largest of N64 games only got to about 64 MB. I may be wrong, but that's what I recall hearing... (And I know for a fact that games like Mario 64 were more like 8 MB)Quote:
Originally Posted by VampDude
homebrew hasnt even shown us anything worthy with a touch screen... what makes you so sure homebrew can do anything worthy with a wiimote :)
Homebrew on Wii would be awesome, but i'd imagine very hard to program using the wiimote sensors, I'm sure something will happen. And I can't wait ;-D!
Imagine a Drum emu like with DS, but instead of touching the pictures you use two wiimotes to play, and like hold the A button to use drum 1, B for Drum 2, etc.
Why would you use two Wiimotes? The nunchuck is motion sensored too, y'know.Quote:
Originally Posted by chemical
Don't you guys forget that the Wii has two USB ports on the back of it. Can you say external USB HDD and USB flash drive? :D
Mmm...hrmm...linux port....sound interesting
I ordered a 1 gig SD card for my camera and then all the stuff about SD card 'n Wii started cropping up, so I'm like "Yeeeeaaaahh!!!"
I might be sad and buy the official Wii SD card though. Yep. I heart Nintendo THAT much.