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Sorry if this question has been asked before - I've been away.
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They said Zelda would only work on official cards, but I've always used unoffical ones from G*me, they work fine. Never had any problems.
I bought a memory card 251 when I didn't have any room for saves after I got Burnout and ED. BOth took up HUGE amounts of space. As did SSBM and SMS.
Then Pikmin, taking 19, but by that time, I had a 251, best investment of my life probabyl, except the SNES.
Then Pikmin, taking 19, but by that time, I had a 251, best investment of my life probabyl, except the SNES.
Got Burnout 2 now. It arrived from play today.
I've decided not to play it until friday, after my exams are finished, though.
I had a go on Burnout 1 instead :^)
I've decided not to play it until friday, after my exams are finished, though.
I had a go on Burnout 1 instead :^)
TGMbloke wrote:
"...and the badly ported and writen Burnout..."
Badly ported??
Both the GameCube and X-Box versions of this game are improvements on the original PS2-only version! More tracks, sharper graphics, twice-as-many Crash junctions... And it isn't all slow, sluggish and cheap like the Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 port.
It couldn't really have come-out much better!
(Except, several months earlier, of course!)
"...and the badly ported and writen Burnout..."
Badly ported??
Both the GameCube and X-Box versions of this game are improvements on the original PS2-only version! More tracks, sharper graphics, twice-as-many Crash junctions... And it isn't all slow, sluggish and cheap like the Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 port.
It couldn't really have come-out much better!
(Except, several months earlier, of course!)
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