Includes but not limited to: SNES, Genesis, Sega CD, PlayStation 1, Nintendo 64, Dreamcast, Game Gear and I guess the Virtual Boy.
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ga_goosh
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by ga_goosh »
whats up i was wondering if double expansion packs on the n64 will do any good or bad? will it help games load faster? has any one done this?
thanks
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vskid
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by vskid »
N64 games have no noticeable load time, so don't know how it could help.
It won't work. N64 won't know how to use the extra memory, the games were made to run on the N64 exactly the way it is.
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ga_goosh
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by ga_goosh »
cool just wondering if it was even posible
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stuntpenguin007
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by stuntpenguin007 »
You could probably add ram to an expansion pack the same way as on an xbox, solder the ram to the other side
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project_failure
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by project_failure »
Yeah but the games are preprogrammed with a certain amount of data to send to the ram and thats all they will use.
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DK
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by DK »
If it was for a portable, you could use a jumper pack and an upgraded ram pack in it which are interchangeable to conserve power
