Quote - (majortom1981 @ Jul 18 2008, 17:33)

Yes but you are attacking nintendo with no factual basis. Nintendo gave you :
Super Mario Galaxy
Zelda Twilight Princess
Metroid Prime 3
Smash bros brawl
Fire emblem
super paper mario,
mario kart,
wario ware
Excite Truck
Mario Strikers
Donkey Kong Barrel Blast
all before 2 years of the wii being out.
You cant really expect them to have games ready to show to the public so soon,.
Thats 11 first party titles and we havent even hit the 2 year mark. The wii only launched in around nov dec 2006. Add wario land and thats 12 .
Come on guys . Why is it that microsoft and sony can get away with less first party games in two years but nintendo can't?
thats 11 nintendo made hardcore games in 21 months so one hardcore game every two months about. Thats not enough for everybody. I even lkeft out the nitnendo made casual games like wii sports, and brain training.
Wether you like all the games on the list i posted they are still hardcore gamer games.
This is better then what nintendo did with the gamecube and people are still complaining.
I played some of the titles in your list, the ones im interested in at least which are..
Super Mario Galaxy
Zelda Twilight Princess
Metroid Prime 3
The rest im just not interested in, Excite truck was horrible, i checked out Wario Ware because i felt in love with Wario in the Game Boy and GBA, but Wario Ware is just another bunch of casual mini games

, Donkey Barrel Blast, horrible too..
Smash bros, i reckon there are lots of folks that love it, but im just not interested in it...
And this is the past, what is there to look forward to in the future???
As far as i know, its only a potential Mario/Zelda title which we have not heard anything about(Just that there is work being done... ???), Wario Shake and for third party im interested in Mad World, thats it, what else????
And the reason why Sony/Microsoft can get away with it is because they have much much stronger third party support bringing out awesome AAA titles that can be played for years, from those games you listed the only one i see people playing over and over again for a year is Smash Bros...
And yeah, its better than the Gamecube, but not better than the competitors, i know the Wii its going for Casual audience, but they said clearly on the keynote that they want to target the "core" too, that means that they want me to buy and play Wii games instead of 360/PS3 games, and its just not happening, where are the games??, be it First or third party...
Quote - (MioTheGreat @ Jul 18 2008, 17:37)

The largest two SNES games ever released were only 48Mbit, or 6 megs. You could fit 2,731 of them onto a 16gig SD card. Of course, the rest were smaller. Often much smaller: they could be as small as 256kbyte.
Even the largest N64 games are only 64megs. Of course, many were as small as 4 megs!
Odds are that you CAN store every game for the NES, SNES and N64 on a single 16gb card. Even if you can't, you could most likely fit them all on a 32gig one.
In fact, let's do some math. Wikipedia lists 785 SNES games, 810 NES games, and 387 N64 games.
We'll assume an average of 3mb for NES games (Probably massive overkill), and say 32 for N64. NES we'll say 48kb (I didn't see the info in the wikipedia article, and didn't feel like researching further.)
40 megs for NES, 2.3 gigs for SNES, and like 12 gigs for N64.
It fits.
well, thats why i said "Homebrew..." first and then i followed with an example, i just meant have any amount of homebrew, roms for every console, not just 64, SNES, but other platforms too, plus developer tools, demos, community games and tools, etc.
But you are right, a SD should be enough for most things, and as Audio said, there is some sort of way of using a HDD using Homebrew already...