I don't believe it's been done. If you use a trimmer like Rominator, it tells you how much space it'll trim before you trim it. At any rate, it depends on the game. A good example of a decent trim size was Final Fantasy 3 DS. The original rom was 128MB, but it trimmed to I believe about 90MB. Big savings in space right?fma said:Did anyone ever create a list of games that can be trimmed, and how much MB you save?
Only if you use a bad trimmer. If they are trimmed properly they work exactly the same as if they were untrimmed. NDSTokyoTrim is the way to go.MyauChanDesu said:I'm sure that has been some games that had problems with download play when trimmed.
Destructobot said:Only if you use a bad trimmer. If they are trimmed properly they work exactly the same as if they were untrimmed. NDSTokyoTrim is the way to go.MyauChanDesu said:I'm sure that has been some games that had problems with download play when trimmed.
Jalabaster said:Soo.. let me get this straight.
And before I get lambasted for asking a dumb question, Yes, I did search the forums for an answer. Maybe not 45 minutes of searching, but I put in at least 12 good solid minutes of effort.
A rom trimmer simply cuts out unnecessary data that is put there by developers as a sort of filler?
Summon Night - Twin Agegranville said:I don't believe it's been done. If you use a trimmer like Rominator, it tells you how much space it'll trim before you trim it. At any rate, it depends on the game. A good example of a decent trim size was Final Fantasy 3 DS. The original rom was 128MB, but it trimmed to I believe about 90MB. Big savings in space right?fma said:Did anyone ever create a list of games that can be trimmed, and how much MB you save?