>Does anyone have a list of 32 or 24 megabit games for the snes??
This is not a complete list, and there may be some errors, but here goes:
Secret of Evermore 24 Mb
Breath of Fire 2 24 Mb
Street Fighter 2 Turbo 24 Mb
Super Streetfighter 2 32 Mb
Street Fighter Alpha 2 32 Mb
Final Fantasy 3 24 Mb
Earthbound 24 Mb
Chrono Trigger 32 Mb
Lufia II 24 Mb
Mortal Kombat 2 24 Mb
Mortal Kombat 3 32 Mb
Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 32 Mb
Donkey Kong Country 32 Mb
Donkey Kong Country 2 32 Mb
Donkey Kong Country 3 32 Mb
Toy Story 32 Mb
Earthworm Jim 24 Mb
Earthworm Jim 2 32 Mb
Street Hocky '95 24 Mb
The Lion King 32 Mb
Batman Forever 24 Mb
Primal Rage 24 Mb
Boogerman 24 Mb
Killer Instinct 32 Mb
Big Hurt Baseball 24 Mb
NFL Quarterback Club '96 24 Mb
WWF Wrestlemana: Arcade Game 24 Mb
Fatal Fury Special 32 Mb
Maui Mallard in Cold Shadow 24 Mb
World Heroes 2 24 Mb
Super Metroid 24 Mb
C2 Judgment Clay 24 Mb
Justice League Task Force 24 Mb
Double Dragon 5 24 Mb
Hope this helps.
-Jesse
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>Thanks
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Perhaps you mean "megabyte." To my knowledge, there were no 24 megabit(3
MB) SNES carts, but there were a lot of 32 megabit(4 MB) carts.
-Freeze
No, actually, he means "megabit". The mem size in Nes/Snes cartrages is
measured in megabits. There *were* pleanty of 3MB carts (24 megabit), and
plenty of 4MB (32 megabit) carts. If you look at Roms (providing you know
what they are), you will see this. DKC2, for instence, is 4,096 or so MB
on my computer, because it is a 32 megabit cart. The 4MB carts *you* are
thinking of are actually 512kb, or 4 megabits.
Truthfully, I had thought the way you did first, but I was wrong. I could
even send you a 4 megabit (512kb) rom, F-Zero, to prove it to you.
-Joshua
> Michael McDermott <michael....@zetnet.co.uk> wrote in article
> <199707301...@zetnet.co.uk>...
> > Does anyone have a list of 32 or 24 megabit games for the snes??
> >
> > Thanks
>
> Perhaps you mean "megabyte." To my knowledge, there were no 24 megabit(3
> MB) SNES carts, but there were a lot of 32 megabit(4 MB) carts.
>
There were a few 24 meg games inbetween the 16 and 32mb sizes. I think
Street Fighter 2 Turbo champion edition qualified for example...
Reviewer for Gamers Island
>In article <01bc9de2$62439fe0$12e3...@romona.radix.net>, "Romona & Co."
><rom...@radix.net> wrote:
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>> Michael McDermott <michael....@zetnet.co.uk> wrote in article
>> <199707301...@zetnet.co.uk>...
>> > Does anyone have a list of 32 or 24 megabit games for the snes??
>> >
>> > Thanks
>>
>> Perhaps you mean "megabyte." To my knowledge, there were no 24 megabit(3
>> MB) SNES carts, but there were a lot of 32 megabit(4 MB) carts.
>>
>There were a few 24 meg games inbetween the 16 and 32mb sizes. I think
>Street Fighter 2 Turbo champion edition qualified for example...
Actually, there were *a lot* of them. If memory serves, many more than there
wre 32 Mb carts.
-Jesse
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>
>Reviewer for Gamers Island
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>http://www.netizenislands.com/islander
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