1024MB(16344 Blocks) Gamecube Memory Card for Nintendo Wii Game Cube NGC GC (Orange)

Couldn’t be happier to use my gamecube again.

Product works great! Tons of storage for your game saves. No more switching out memory cards!

As I said in the title, get your hands on one of these, or a few, its well worth the money. I actually bought a couple, and I can save as many things as I want now without running out of space like on the official memory cards that only store up to around 200 or so blocks.

thank you very cool

I was really confused when I first opened this and saw it had a button on it. I wondered for the first fifteen minutes of it being in my console, like, what does the button do? Then I went into the GameCubes system UI to mess around with it, and after copying all my old saves to one, I initially panicked when it refreshed and showed nothing. I thought Id lost all my saves. After a few more presses, though, my saves were back. It partitions the memory card into eight separate virtualized memory cards to get around the GameCubes maximum storage option. Thats super cool, and I love it.

Only thing I don’t like is u have to manually switch between memory banks. Honestly it’s a small complaint as it has not affected me as of yet but I could see if you have a lot of saves trying to find the “bank” the save your looking for is on could be a pain

I recently acquired an original model Wii (RVL-001) secondhand. In addition to the obvious Wii games, I also wanted to play GameCube games. So after I got a GameCube controller and some games, I started looking for a memory card. After price checking a few websites, I decided to see what was available on Amazon. One quick search later and I found this incredible card, and when I saw that this card is the equivalent of eight in one, I knew I had to try it. After it arrived I was not disappointed. Admittedly the information on the packaging may not be the finest example of English grammar, but it provides the basics on the card. (Nor does it change how good this card is.) Once I inserted it into the slot, one of the little lights on the card lit right up. I turned on the Wii, put in a GameCube game and then set up a save file. I even went as far to check to see if all eight memory banks worked, and sure enough each one was properly recognized. Now admittedly this is probably more memory than what the average person will need, but it is well worth the price. (Especially when compared to the cost of a card that is the equivalent to an eighth of this one.) So if you are in the market for a new GameCube memory card, this is the one to get.