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Thanks for the info. I also just translated it and 330 megabits is around 40 megabytes, so no wonder the cartridges were eye-wateringly expensive back in the la

Thanks for the info. I also just translated it and 330 megabits is around 40 megabytes, so no wonder the cartridges were eye-wateringly expensive back in the late eighties/early nineties.

bitwize 2y ago
Cartridges didn't actually get that big for years though. When actual cartridge size started surpassing 100 megabits (12.5 MB) in 1992 or so, an additional screen reading "The 100 Mega Shock!" would appear. Even at 100 megabits or less, the Neo-Geo cartridges were still huge. SNES cartridges started out at 4 megabits.