however it can only store a single save at one time, which makes multiple games on a single cart rather pointlessblueskies said:oh yeah, and http://store.kitsch-bent.com/ has 64M USB Smart Cards
usb 64m smart card, features:UltraMagnus said:however it can only store a single game at one time, which makes multiple games on a single cart rather pointlessblueskies said:oh yeah, and http://store.kitsch-bent.com/ has 64M USB Smart Cards
regnad said:In the OP, by obvious I meant largely that those tend to be on many "best of" lists, and it certainly wasn't meant as a full or comprehensive list.
Especially I encourage people to post games that either 1) hold up well after multiple console generations have proceeded GB/GBC, or 2) might NOT be on the more common "best of" lists.
I feel Gargoyle's Quest definitely falls in both categories.
I'd also add GB Qix.
Has anyone tried Survival Kids? Is it any good?
jgu1994 said:usb 64m smart card, features:UltraMagnus said:however it can only store a single game at one time, which makes multiple games on a single cart rather pointlessblueskies said:oh yeah, and http://store.kitsch-bent.com/ has 64M USB Smart Cards
* support for gb/cgb/gba
* supports gb/cgb roms (including lsdj)
* multiple game roms on the same cartridge are allowed
* connects to pc via mini-b type usb cable
* software supported on windows xp, vista, and 7
* easily replaceable battery (for sram). no soldering is required
That's not what the website says.
bah, brainfart, I meant to say a single save at one time, I fixed my earlier post.jgu1994 said:usb 64m smart card, features:UltraMagnus said:however it can only store a single game at one time, which makes multiple games on a single cart rather pointlessblueskies said:oh yeah, and http://store.kitsch-bent.com/ has 64M USB Smart Cards
* support for gb/cgb/gba
* supports gb/cgb roms (including lsdj)
* multiple game roms on the same cartridge are allowed
* connects to pc via mini-b type usb cable
* software supported on windows xp, vista, and 7
* easily replaceable battery (for sram). no soldering is required
That's not what the website says.