NDS - GTA ChinaTown Wars - NDS

waylonnIf not, someone should make a port of GTA 1, 2 or 3 for DS :PYES, it can be done, so can Quake

Quake has already been proted to the DS and so has Quake 2.and ye the GTA does look kinda fun but iv lost hope in my injoyment on playing it. i think that once i download it and play with if for a while il get bored and delete it from my Flashcard

Replying to #61

LOL. That happens with all GTAs, it's just a matter of time.

The DS just gets better, and this will wash away some of the "kiddyness" that most people associate the DS with. The screenshots look quite nice with the top down view with 3D Cel-Shaded graphics. I look forward to it.

I cant wait until this is released? what do you think the size will be? I think it'll be 64 or 128 MB ;)

Replying to #64

I agree...but remember size does not matter... ;D :P

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lol true, but I only have a 2GB microSD :P I need to get rid of one of my good games for another good game

This GTA probably won't be too gruesome though. I'm assuming 128MB or higher.

Replying to #67

Higher? Is there any NDS games that go higher than 128MB?

it should be Mb, and yes, there are 256Mbit carts.

Well, you can always trim them though.

Loonylion · #69it should be Mb, and yes, there are 256Mbit carts.

Actually I was talking about megabytes (MB) so it shouldn't be "Mb"

cartridge sizes are measured in Mb.

My mistake actually, didn't make myself clear: I was talking about roms when I said games.Edit: Wait if a cartridge is 256Mbits, doesn't that mean it can only about 30MB of data? So, in effect, the largest cards are about 2 gigabits, storing about 256MB of data?

Actually, you and Anandjones are right. the NDS can handle carts up to 2 gigabits, which translate into 256MB of data. And what loony should have said was, there are 2 gigabits carts which means 256 MB :) .
Regardless, I hope this game lives up to the hype. If Rockstar can deliver here, it'll certainly be a mini-revolution in NDS gaming history :p .

I was still talking about MB, like Final Fantasy IV being 128MB for example. Mbit for FFIV, would be 1024Mb. I do know this stuff ;)

yeah one problem the graphics?

What about them? They look very decent.

guess im jsut use to the console graphics AJ XD nahhh but honestly i just wished the Ds had the same graphics as a PSP has

jc_106 · #70Well, you can always trim them though.

yeah true, but i heard if you trim them, some of the data gets ruined or something, and then the game gets corrupted or something.. thats why i never trimmed any roms

It just removes the redundant data that is added onto to the ROM image. But some flashcarts don't like trimmed ROMs.