One gigabit of Final Fantasy IV

By Spencer . October 31, 2007 . 8:53am

One gigabit of Final Fantasy IV images Bigger doesn’t always mean better, but if you’re the kind of gamer who likes to compare cartridge sizes take note, Final Fantasy IV is on a 1 gigabit (128MB) cart. What’s taking up all the extra storage space? Matrix Software explains the voices are one of the reasons why they decided to go with a 1 gigabit cartridge. Also the original plan didn’t have voices in the DS remake. They were painstakingly added in, for the better in my opinion.

TAGS: Final Fantasy, Nintendo DS, Square Enix

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Levi

So so so so SOOOOO want this.

sergioalb64

Um...128 MB DS cards are the standard models. The Rub Rabbits! pretty much filled it to the brim with all the sound effects. The first DS game to surpass that capacity was ASH, which used a 2 gigabit card.

Now, if a game would use one GIGABYTE, now that would be quite something, wouldn't it?