Saves your place in games, as well as preferences and sports team statistics
Durable, compact design
Compatible with all Game Cube machines (including Q) sold worldwide
Note that only US/PAL or Japanese game save DATA can be stored on 1 card due to a different format used
Import gamers may require at least 2 memory cards for saving Japanese games on a separate card
詳細描述
The GameCube, like many other consoles, gets its game DATA FROM unwriteable disc media, so, unlike Nintendo's cartridge-based games of yore, you'll need this accessory to save your place in the game, 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, hence the name), which should be enough to get you started. If you want to archive all your games for posterity, though, you're going to need more than one.
Good, but not enough blocks. This is dependable and all, but there aren't enough blocks to play all the games one would want to. But if you're only importing a nice game that requires few memory blocks, then by all mean use this for imports only and use a 251 or 1019 for the normal games.
