No ? Does that mean if they are going to the bigger one then they will have to have a new DS-Xtreme card to do that ? I hope not.
Actually the answer would be yes and no.
Yes because they would sell a larger memory capacity one on the market because that would be the easiest way to go. Also, because of this there would be a price incline.
No because technically you could do it yourself. Now looking at the image above it seems like the save chip would be the Actel chip. That is where all the coding is as well. Unless it's the chip on the side for the memory. I'm not too sure about it. Anyway, you would be able to just VERY VERY CAREFULLY desolder the chip and put a bigger memory in there. Only thing is a bigger memory might be a little bigger in chip size. Also, you'd have to transfer all the files and coding from this chip to the new chip (unless the coding is on the opposite chip. Even after doing that we don't know if the firmware is caping the memory at 512mb. You would have to change the encryption for it to accept memory chips bigger than 512mb. Just like the HDLoader for PS2 it was at a 140gb limit in the beginning I believe. Even if you put a bigger hd in there it would cap it at 140gb. So we might have a bigger memory on our hands already, who knows. Thanx.
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