Compressing downloaded DS games

Which is the best working form to compress downloaded Nintendo DS games in order to maximise amount of games on a memory card?

 

Um... someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the use of memory card cartridges for a DS illegal in the US...?

 

Re: Compressing downloaded games

Let me rephrase that,Which is the best working form to compress downloaded games in order to maximise amount of games on a memory card?
This site that takes a subscription should be looked at,as it allows unlimited games to be downloaded:cry

 

I did some digging. Apparently it is okay to own the ROM of a game if you own the original. same as with music or movies, it is okay to download them, if you own the original. It's downloading things you haven't paid for that is a major no-no.

I'm happy to give the OP the benefit of doubt, especially since there are a lot of open-source games available for DS gamecards/cartridges that are released straight into public domain by their creators. (If a moderator or admin disagrees with me and would rather this subject is dropped, all you have to do is say the word. Your house, your rules.)

So, greybuffalo, why do you need to fit as many as possible on the card? I'm asking because the reason for why will help us find the best solution. Going somewhere without computer access for six months? Out of space on the card and the only available microSD's in your region would cost you a kidney?

 

Im just asking a question,not into games myself(in my fifties)
Trying to keep up with everything(technology),trying to understand bones, my son throws at me.
How should I get to know about all this subject,I read about them on forums and some, I do not comprehend,I normally ask here.:innocent
Also one can buy any of those blank cards on any Ebay worldwide