Skool GameCube Compatible 64MB Memory Blocks Review

The memory card works, but it cannot store the saved file on it. After several uses, I had to save and delete files every other day.

At the moment a good, spacious SD card with plenty of space for storing files. The data has not yet been deleted. I'll update if anything happens.

I use it with Wii and Nintendont to play games like Mario Party 7. If the program has disabled memory card emulation and this memory card is in slot A, you can save your progress and use the microphone that comes with Mario Party 7 in the second GameCube memory card slot. It's also great that so much data is stored.

So far so good. I just have some old 251 nintendo cards and got the GC out for the kids (Pikmin!). One of the cards was full and the other had little space. I also only realized a few weeks ago that I'm playing GC games.wth. How could I not know that before? Anyway, I thought a third memory card would be good to back up your saved data and use it on the WII when needed. I was able to plug this straight in and save, so far it's working as expected with no issues.

Works great and is fully compatible with the system. So far there have been no problems with the card. It reads well, no formatting is required and there are no errors in usage. It shows up in the console as a designated area and is a great addition to all old player save maps. The only thing I don't like is that it's a bit smaller in height than the original map, but that's just a minor thing I don't like. The map is perfect for Wii and GameCube!

I bought this in 2021 to play Fire Emblem - Path of Radiance for the first time (with a Wii console). I had some concerns that there might be issues with an unlicensed third-party memory card, but I'm happy to report that I completed the game with no issues. I was expecting the used officially licensed memory card itself to be a problem given the age and write/rewrite restrictions, the new official cards I see are most likely fakes and this old skool card was well priced, brand new and didn't…

I recently returned to the GameCube (DOL-101) and was looking for a high capacity 3rd party memory card from a "famous" company. and found it. It looked promising and I took a chance, but unfortunately it didn't work for me either. When the card was installed in memory card slots A and B, the card was not recognized. In fact, the error message said that the device could not be used. I ended up trying and trying and the card finally revealed when I pushed the card very gently to barely insert…