Disks or cartridges?

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I am sure that a lot of us here were able to use cartridges to play on their N64 and pretty much all of us here have played putting in a Disk into their Xbox, Wii or Ps3 or whatever. But which one do you think was better? Personally, I like using the cartridges better than the Disks, Those little bulgy gray pieces of plastics lasted a very long time! Disks however stop working at the slightest scratch which why I don't like em' that much. Sure the Disk can hold more data, but eh, even in these years people enjoy playing the N64..

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  • Ryuhei
    13 years ago

    cartrages deffinatly, except sometimes they'd stop working and then you'd have to blow on them and hope they'd work, I used to do that with the original nintendo. XP

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  • [Old Memory]
    13 years ago

    I miss the cartridges too, infact sometimes I still blow on discs and DVDs, just for good luck.

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  • [Old Memory]
    13 years ago

    weed

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  • chewy
    12 years ago

    Disks but i miss blowing in to the cartridges to fix it it had something magical to it.

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  • Legion
    13 years ago

    I liked the carts toughness, and look. We need something with the durability of a cartridge, but the versatility of the CD.

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  • Ennue
    12 years ago

    Other - HDD. PC Gamers ftw.

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  • [Old Memory]
    13 years ago

    ps3 disks are the bomb! hard to scratch and still have a ps1 disk looks good as new

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  • supaflyafro
    13 years ago

    PS3 disc is high density and way harder to scratch. then again in the future all our games will be digital. b4 PS3 discs i liked cartridges way better

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