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Worth getting a high speed SD card?
- Thread starter Miyazaki
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To be honest the data you'll put on and off your SD card will never be bigger than 32mb, I think 64mb was the largest N64 game (Resident Evil 2) and I doubt that will be on the Virtual Console, so is there really any need for it to be high speed?
I've read on another forum there is a different in write speed between x1 SD cards and higher. However I doubt there is much point in getting a true x133 card. You can get a 1gb x60 on amazon for less than £15. As for the sizes it depends what you plan to do with VC games, saves games, mp3s, movies etc
Depends how many games you plan on downloading and keeping I guess.
MonkeyKnuckle
Novice Member
If you move a downloaded game to the SD card and erase it off the system can you play it off the card? Because i saw a video which showed you couldn't.
I was thinking of buying an SD card but then thought, 'Why do I need it?'
I was thinking of buying an SD card but then thought, 'Why do I need it?'
Ratinho
Well-known Member
Technically, we don't even need cards for games guys.
As far as I know, as soon as you've paid for a game, you can re-download it whenever you want. I reccomended a high speed card earlier, but thinking about it, just one to transfer on and off the internal memory will do.
As far as I know, as soon as you've paid for a game, you can re-download it whenever you want. I reccomended a high speed card earlier, but thinking about it, just one to transfer on and off the internal memory will do.