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|  | Now, it's not the biggest memory card available for the system, but it is great for people who just got the system and have a couple of games. I've had my memory card for years now and I've never had it completly full, until my girlfriend wanted to save her game files. Only than did I have to delete a game file of mine.
So, if you just purchased the gamecube I recommend starting out with a memory card 251. The price on amazon.ca is reasonable on here with the retail value being over $24 in Canada. Happy Gaming!
| | I'd get the larger MadCatz one. | |
| | The 251 block memory card just isn't that great. I mean, you can hold plenty of games but if you really want a lot of space and want to be sure you won't run out (or if you play any of EA's sports games), I'd go with the larger side brand ones from companies such as MadCatz.
| | | | 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. Nintendo 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.
| | | Ok, there is nothing wrong with this memory card, exept it's worthless. If you want to get some bang for your buck just get a Madcats memory card. It holds 1041 chips of memory for the same price. do it
| | | I just recently bought this item and it works like a charm!
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