Zelda: A Link Between Worlds, Super Mario 3D World Filesizes

By Jorge Ba-oh 23.10.2013 4

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Planning on downloading the latest Nintendo titles Super Mario 3D World and Zelda: A Link Between Worlds? Filesizes revealed.

The file-sizes for the upcoming games have been revealed ahead of release next month. Those wanting to download these titles digitally from the eShop may need to upgrade their storage. Nintendo Wii U supports external USB hard-drives, whilst Nintendo 3DS owners can bump up their memory by using SD/SDHC cards.

Super Mario 3D World clocks in at 1,702MB, whilst The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds will be 5482 blocks (685MB).


 

Will you download either game digitally next month?

Box art for The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds
Developer

Nintendo

Publisher

Nintendo

Genre

Action Adventure

Players

1

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Reiji is offline. Reiji 23.10.2013#1

I am planning on getting both TLOZ: ALBW and also TLOZ:OOT3D next month, but I always prefer physical copies, I think digital copies are a ripoff since they save money on packaging and distribution and yet the price for a digital copy is the same as a physical one.

Of course, they make more money with digital copies.

 
Flynnie is offline. Flynnie 24.10.2013#2

Reiji said:
I am planning on getting both TLOZ: ALBW and also TLOZ:OOT3D next month, but I always prefer physical copies, I think digital copies are a ripoff since they save money on packaging and distribution and yet the price for a digital copy is the same as a physical one.

Of course, they make more money with digital copies.

Same? Often more expensive if anything! Look at Fire Emblem and Pokemon, the digital copies are more than you can find it at retailers and online. (Unless you shop at GAME)

 
Scott (guest) 09.11.2013#3

I'm picking up the 3DS XL bundle for Zelda, so it'll be digital for Zelda and physical for Mario.

Flynnie is offline. Flynnie 24.11.2014#4

Buy physical for both if I were you, all of the games will be cheaper physically right now!  The future resale value of these games will be well worth it if you do ever end up selling it! Although you don't want to slow down your 3DS by having downloaded games on there!

 

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