it's the mind set of u morons that think the gateway is the end all and be all of flashcarts thats whats so fucking annoying.
So you didn't read a damn of what I said and just decided to go straight apeshit about it, way to go...
it's the mind set of u morons that think the gateway is the end all and be all of flashcarts thats whats so fucking annoying.
please, stop. how old are you, 16?A better idea, I should have just kept my mouth (Keyboard?) shut.
There was no way I could have "won" whatever that was turning into.
So you didn't read a damn of what I said and just decided to go straight apeshit about it, way to go...
It doesn't matter what u said what I stated is the facts.
it's the mind set of u morons that think the gateway is the end all and be all of flashcarts thats whats so fucking annoying.
I am 16 year old, lol.please, stop. how old are you, 16?
Gateway will use FAT32 as well, but they said they are working on exFAT support expected to be released after the final 2.0.
By the way, I'm 99% sure that every trimmed ROM in existence (even those of 4GB) can be stored under FAT32.
hi kyogre123, quick question as im confused as heck, games larger than 4gb even say bravely default which is just over i think wont playalong with multirom under fat32? which games are over 4gb? i cant see any really. bit worried now as i've ordered a 32gb micro card and don't want to be limited in the games i can play under multirom.
Don't worry about it. I just checked and the actual file size limit is exactly 4 GB (4,294,967,295 bytes), so I guess even if you don't trim the ROMs, they still could be stored on FAT32. By the way, you can use rom_tool to trim Bravely Default if you want; it will end up around 3.8GB if I remember correctly.
The only ROMs that seem we won't be able to trim are the CARD2 ones (Pokemon and Animal Crossing) since the save will be stored within the blank space of the ROM.
Even if it has multi-rom support, it will basically become obsolete due to rom sizes needing to be 4GB or more. FAT32 was a poor choice to choose in this regard.
Couldn't they rather easily get around this problem by splitting the roms into multiple files?
probably notIs there any good reason why with a little work they couldn't support extra formats like NTSF or EXT?