kingdruid said:
I understand the argument, but it just shouldn't work that way. You should be able to have all your games in one directory no matter how many you want. Unless someone had thousands of games that is understandable, but we are talking about under 200. That's not that many when you think about how many games have been released for the DS.
Clearly you don't understand ... well at least with the difference between a hard drive and flash memory they are totally different when it comes to handling files an Xbox is a cut down PC think about it! ..... Anyhow look at the structure of an XBOX games they come structured in multiple FOLDERS that's how you would get away with it with an XBOX hd!
Added to that hard drives also suffer a limitation too in individual file sizes..... hence if your drive is formatted FAT or FAT32 it will choke trying to image a DVD which is 4gb in size or bigger to a hard drive that only handles up to 2gb file sizes ... That's why DVD ripping programs split the rips into 1gb manageable chunks ...NTFS does not have this limitation!
I could go into technical details of why there's a number of files limit on a mem card/mem stick but I won't bore people with that ....you can Google it yourself and read about cluster sizes and their influence on data in the root directory and why its not possible etc!
Oh and those that are thinking then why not format the mem card to NTFS .... that's a windows drive format a ds card will simply not see it! (and yes its possible to format it to NTFS ..I've mentioned this elsewhere but its a pointless/useless exercise!)