Gaming 4GB

[Blfdgfdghd]

how much games can a 4gb memory stick pro duo ??

 

[tyuno123]

doesn't it depend on the size of your game files ?

 

[AndreXL]

Your question is pretty broad.
There are games ranging from

 

[Blfdgfdghd]

can u give me the average? amount?

 

[Gore]

Here is a picture of the 10 games on mine.
I also have just under a gig of PS1 on it.
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Here's my full list so far.
[img]http://i38.tinypic.com/js0bgn.jpg


Some people create UMDrips where they remove the music/videos/both from a game to make the file very small. Such as my under 200 megabyte copy of Project 8.

 

[War]

PSP games vary greatly in size, so it all depends. Just to give you an idea, I took a screenshot of my PSP game folder in my external drive. These are all .cso files, and they are some of the most popular PSP games.

 

[kobykaan]

to add here that .CSO files are COMPRESSED ISO files if you go with ISO files they will be even bigger!

4gb should suffice most people .. as above you can see it varies file to file!

 

[paul3100]

I have over 200 DS games on my 8 gig card without removing anything except to trim the rom.

Thats one of the reasons i went ds after selling my psp phat cause its much easier to carry a large list of games around

paul

 

[Blfdgfdghd]

to add here that .CSO files are COMPRESSED ISO files if you go with ISO files they will be even bigger!

4gb should suffice most people .. as above you can see it varies file to file!

so CSO and not ISO right?

 

[Lelouch]

to add here that .CSO files are COMPRESSED ISO files if you go with ISO files they will be even bigger!

4gb should suffice most people .. as above you can see it varies file to file!

so CSO and not ISO right?

I think you have to d/l .ISO's first then compress them into .CSO's?

 

[Blfdgfdghd]

to add here that .CSO files are COMPRESSED ISO files if you go with ISO files they will be even bigger!

4gb should suffice most people .. as above you can see it varies file to file!

so CSO and not ISO right?

I think you have to d/l .ISO's first then compress them into .CSO's?

k w.e it save space on the mspd

 

[kobykaan]

I have over 200 DS games on my 8 gig card without removing anything except to trim the rom.

Thats one of the reasons i went ds after selling my psp phat cause its much easier to carry a large list of games around

paul

HUH?! whats DS ROMS got to do with the question here??

thats a pretty USLESS answer to cinnamonxv's question about PSP games!

@Lelouch & cinnamonxv yes CSO was compressed from the original ISO format ...you can do it yourself with an ISO to CSO program found on the internet ..

Yes it saves space but ..... has the downside of it takes a bit longer to load from the pro duo and sometimes it crashes games when you have a slow speed pro duo

 

[Lelouch]

I have over 200 DS games on my 8 gig card without removing anything except to trim the rom.

Thats one of the reasons i went ds after selling my psp phat cause its much easier to carry a large list of games around

paul

HUH?! whats DS ROMS got to do with the question here??

thats a pretty USLESS answer to cinnamonxv's question about PSP games!

@Lelouch & cinnamonxv yes CSO was compressed from the original ISO format ...you can do it yourself with an ISO to CSO program found on the internet ..

Yes it saves space but ..... has the downside of it takes a bit longer to load from the pro duo and sometimes it crashes games when you have a slow speed pro duo

pauls post actually helped me, I never knew you could trim nds roms until I pmd him hah

 

[War]

Yes, isos can be converted into cso format with various programs. I use ISO Compressor because it's the easiest to use, but it does take a while. I disagree with koby though; in my experience, my .cso's have never crashed, and I find the loading times to be the same. Even if there is a difference, I really doubt it's noticeable.

 

[Tikker]

Yes, isos can be converted into cso format with various programs. I use ISO Compressor because it's the easiest to use, but it does take a while. I disagree with koby though; in my experience, my .cso's have never crashed, and I find the loading times to be the same. Even if there is a difference, I really doubt it's noticeable.

compress GTA and then come back and say it makes no difference

 

[War]

Yes, isos can be converted into cso format with various programs. I use ISO Compressor because it's the easiest to use, but it does take a while. I disagree with koby though; in my experience, my .cso's have never crashed, and I find the loading times to be the same. Even if there is a difference, I really doubt it's noticeable.

compress GTA and then come back and say it makes no difference

I believe GTA is an exception to the rule, since it's known to be a "problem game".

 

[Gore]

Yes, isos can be converted into cso format with various programs. I use ISO Compressor because it's the easiest to use, but it does take a while. I disagree with koby though; in my experience, my .cso's have never crashed, and I find the loading times to be the same. Even if there is a difference, I really doubt it's noticeable.

compress GTA and then come back and say it makes no difference

I believe GTA is an exception to the rule, since it's known to be a "problem game".

Both of my GTAs are .cso and neither have any slowdown.

 

[xist]

War is Taiko no Tatsujin Portable 2 any good?

 

[War]

War is Taiko no Tatsujin Portable 2 any good?

Eh...personally, I didn't like them. They series is much more enjoyable on the DS, where you feel like you're actually drumming. On the PSP, it just feels like a watered-down DDR.

 

[myuusmeow]

Yes, isos can be converted into cso format with various programs. I use ISO Compressor because it's the easiest to use, but it does take a while. I disagree with koby though; in my experience, my .cso's have never crashed, and I find the loading times to be the same. Even if there is a difference, I really doubt it's noticeable.

compress GTA and then come back and say it makes no difference

I believe GTA is an exception to the rule, since it's known to be a "problem game".

Both of my GTAs are .cso and neither have any slowdown.

Have you tried them in ISO format? Maybe you're just not noticing it. When I first tried LCS in CSO I didn't think there was any slowdown at all, then I tried it in ISO format and it made all the difference. I can not go back to CSOs.