We have lots of topics for the best games, and the essential games, and reviewing upcoming games, and things like that.
The thing is, though, everyone reviews NDS games. The one thing we don't have is a topic taking into consideration the one thing that's only of interest only to us--the filesize of games. 4 GB microSD cards are still slightly expensive, and most people have less capacity than that; even though it's a lot, you can only carry so much on one card. It's fine to say that Zelda or Rune Factory are great games, but clocking in at over 100 MB, you'd want to have some smaller things, too, if you want to have variety without having to buy lots of cards and constantly switch between them.
So which games give you the best gameplay for their low filesize, after they've been trimmed? Puzzle Quest, Clubhouse Games, Anno 1701, Etrian Odyssey, and Trauma Center all weigh in below 16 MB, for instance. Most homebrew tends to be very small, too.
The thing is, though, everyone reviews NDS games. The one thing we don't have is a topic taking into consideration the one thing that's only of interest only to us--the filesize of games. 4 GB microSD cards are still slightly expensive, and most people have less capacity than that; even though it's a lot, you can only carry so much on one card. It's fine to say that Zelda or Rune Factory are great games, but clocking in at over 100 MB, you'd want to have some smaller things, too, if you want to have variety without having to buy lots of cards and constantly switch between them.
So which games give you the best gameplay for their low filesize, after they've been trimmed? Puzzle Quest, Clubhouse Games, Anno 1701, Etrian Odyssey, and Trauma Center all weigh in below 16 MB, for instance. Most homebrew tends to be very small, too.
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