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Official
Nintendo Memory Pak 251
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Price: $19.95 |
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64Mb (8MB) Flash Memory; 251 Individual Blocks |
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The GameCube
receives game data from a read-only disc media. Thus, unlike Nintendo's
cartridge-based games of yore, you'll need a GameCube memory pack to
save your place in games, store your preferences, and preserve the
stats of your sports games. The GameCube Memory Card 251 comes with 64 Mb flash memory (divided into
251 blocks), which should be more than enough for many GameCube game
saves. GameCubicle.com recommends the Mega Card 251 as the memory card to buy for GameCube. |
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Official
Nintendo Memory Pak 59
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| Manufacturer:
Nintendo |
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Price: $14.19 |
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| Features:
4Mb (.5MB) Flash Memory; 59 Individual Blocks |
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The GameCube
receives game data from a read-only disc media. Thus, unlike Nintendo's
cartridge-based games of yore, you'll need a GameCube memory pack to
save your place in games, store your preferences, and preserve the
stats of your sports games. The GameCube Memory Card 59 is really small
- about the size and weight of a
poker chip - and comes with 4 Mb flash memory (divided into 59 blocks), which should be enough to get you started. |
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InterAct's
Mega Memory 16x
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InterAct |
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Price: $29.99 |
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64Mb (8MB) Flash Memory; 944 Individual Blocks |
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With 64
megabits of memory (944 blocks) - 16 times more than Nintendo's first
party 4 megabit card - this is the card to get. The innovators of
memory card technology have done it again with this high quality memory
card that’s undergone rigorous testing to virtually eliminate file
corruption and lost saves. InterAct's 16x card provides a good
alternative Nintendo's own offerings. |
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