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Category: Video Games
List Price: $19.99
Buy New: $6.45
You Save: $13.54 (68%)
New (11) Used (10) from $6.45
Rating:  55 reviews
Sales Rank: 389
Platform: Gamecube
Media: Video Game
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Age: 5 - 20 years
Operating System: Gamecube
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 4.6 x 0.4
MPN: DOL A M2K2
Model: 45496950507
UPC: 045496950507
EAN: 0045496950507
Release Date: June 15, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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 FINE FOR CASUAL GAMERS January 31, 2006
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
These memory cards are great! They have just the right amount of memory for me (a casual gamer). I like them because they store all of my files. In my Memory Card 251, I have about 100 files, and they all work perfectly. I have never had any problems with it in the past, and hope I never will. Since I only play Gamecube when I get tired of Xbox, I never save many games. It is my brother who uses up a majority of the space on this Memory Card. I recommend this Memory Card to anyone who doesn't have any games that take up more than sixty blocks. The price is a bit much, considering that this is a Gamecube acessory. I think that the size is a bit too small. I often lose this Memory Card in my vast amount of games, but then again, it is black, so you can find it without much trouble. Overall, this is the best Memory Card for the Gamecube.br /br /Note: If this Memory Card doesn't have enough memory, do not get any other off-brand Memory Card. Get a larger one of the Nintendo brand.
 Toooooooo Smalllllllllllllllllll December 14, 2005
4 out of 12 found this review helpful
I brought this card and then I moved my files from 59 and it worked. However, I brought Sonic Gems Collection and it was Tooooooooooooooo Smallllllllllll. That was my favorite game.br /So get it if you have small data files.br /br /P.S If you move your files and don't want that card, keep extra copies to your card so if one crashes and it deletes the game file, you can copy it. But remember to replace the file if you completed hard work. My Super Smash Bros. melee records are gone so I took the extra copy I saved, even though I didn't replace it.br /br /
 beware November 28, 2005
5 out of 9 found this review helpful
there are pros and cons of this card.br /br /PROS-br /its stores a lot of memorybr /able to save many files at one timebr /compactbr /affordablebr /br /CONS-br /games that require 256 blocks will not be able to save!br /sometimes crashes.br /br /i tried saving with nhl 06 and it said it needed more memory. if you have a game that used 256 blocks get the gameshark 16x memory card
 A Pretty Good Device for the Casual Gamecube Owner November 18, 2005
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
Make no mistake, this is the memory card for you if you've got a Gamecube (which I'm assuming you do, or you're planning on getting one soon). br /br /Anyway, there are 251 blocks on this baby, which may not seem like a lot, but it is. It gets the job done, and you don't have to worry about it corrupting data or anything. I've had mine for a while and nothing has happened to the files saved on there. It's also easy to save and delete information from this thing with the simple click of a button.br /br /Please, don't get that damn third party memory card from Madcatz, my experience with that is corrupted data, and constant reformating of the card (which erases your files anyway). Only go with Nintendo, they're the only ones who know the divine nature of their memory card. br /br /I must say, though, this is for the casual gamer. Someone who doesn't have every game they can possibly get a hold of. Some EA games, for exammple, take up over one-hundred blocks of memory. Basically, what I'm saying is simple: If you're one who has a ton of games, you may find yourself buying more than one of these memory cards before you know it. Not every game has a save for just the game. Resident Evil, for example, saves on a different block every time. Just like a playstation memory card. If you're like me, however, you probably don't have THAT many games that it's a bother. br /br /The other thing I must caution is simple: This thing, like every other memory card, is small as hell. This one even more so. If you can, keep it plugged in your Gamecube at all times. br /br /The great thing about memory cards, just about everyone of them, is simple: You can take them anywhere. Does your same friend also own Super Mario Sunshine? Hey, that's great, now you can leave your copy of the game at home and take your memory card. It lightens the load. br /br /It's essential to have a memory card if you buy a Gamecube, and this is a good one. If, however, you happen to be someone who has a TON of games, this won't hold you over long enough, and you'll have to buy another.br /br /No Gamecube owner should be without a memory card, though.
Not Enough Memory May 23, 2005
7 out of 9 found this review helpful
I have gone through two memory cards on the Gamecube in less than 4 years. The first was the memory 59, which was ridiculous, I managed to save 6 games on that one. Now the Memory 251, which I'll admit is an improvement as it is 4 times bigger. But in terms of megabytes, it's only TWO versus the Sony's industry standard of EIGHT. Nintendo's card is 4 times smaller! On the Memory 251, I have saved 3 EA Sports games. Which may sound good, but it's NOT. I've only managed to save the essential files to play the game. If I were to save all the files, I would only be able to fit one. I've also managed to save 5 other games. But now my memory card is full, and I don't want to purchase new games and a new card because of this. pNintendo has released the Memory 1019, which is equivalent to Sony's 8MB card. But Gamecube's life cycle is near it's end. Nintendo, another case of doing too little too late.
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