Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash

Dr. Mario said:
888 MB is significantly less than a Gamecube game, Baby Luigi.

To be fair, a GameCube disc holds up to 1.35 GB, and as far as I know, Super Smash Bros. Melee is the only GameCube title that I can think of, which uses more memory than Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash.
 
Dr. Mario said:
888 MB is significantly less than a Gamecube game, Baby Luigi.

A PS1/Sega Saturn game could hold this much data. Even a PlayStation 2 Format CD-ROM game holds this much.
 
This is bollocks
 
MnSG said:
Dr. Mario said:
888 MB is significantly less than a Gamecube game, Baby Luigi.

To be fair, a GameCube disc holds up to 1.35 GB, and as far as I know, Super Smash Bros. Melee is the only GameCube title that I can think of, which uses more memory than Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash.
That's still a significant 30% less storage, and since I've toyed with emulators before, 888 MB is kind of petty for a Gamecube game, much less a Wii U game. Not sure how memory plays here, but Melee was developed in 6 months, so there.
 
MnSG said:
Super Smash Bros. Melee is the only GameCube title that I can think of, which uses more memory than Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash.

Tales of Symphonia comes on 2 discs.
 
freakworld said:
Tales of Symphonia comes on 2 discs.

Now that I think about it, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Battle Nexus also had 2 GameCube discs, which meant that its contents were too large to be placed onto a single GameCube disc.
 
MnSG said:
Now that I think about it, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Battle Nexus also had 2 GameCube discs, which meant that its contents were too large to be placed onto a single GameCube disc.

Or it was very poorly compressed.
 
Yeah more games should take Resident Evil 2 for N64 as an example for excellent compressing.

They've somehow managed to get the game down from 2 PS1 discs to one N64 Cartridge.

Also the Metroid Prime Trilogy which is like, 2 Gamcube Games and a full Wii Game on one Wii Disc.
 
Don't forget Pokémon Gold and Silver on the Game Boy Color.

They were able to fit the entire Kanto region from the first game.

rip iwata
 
freakworld said:
Also the Metroid Prime Trilogy which is like, 2 Gamcube Games and a full Wii Game on one Wii Disc.

A dual-layered Wii disc holds up to 7.92 GB, which adds to this.

Anyway, like I've said already, the amount of memory that Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash uses is quite a downer when even New Super Mario Bros. U uses more memory on the Wii U's hard drive.