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5 Responses to “Gamecube Memory Card 251”

1. If you have a Gamecube, you need this card. The 251 works well and allows a lot of saving / deleting information.

   for a memory card that is required with many Gamecube games and this is the safest bet to play a lot of games. There are other cards on the market, but I do not know how well they work. This great work.

   My complaints follow, why not give this 5 stars below.

   1 How many of the company, now they are a pretty high price fees for something that is likely to produce the costs very little mass.

   2 Even with the 251 capacity of those still behind and you can save only a few games to this card. Playing the new Sims Bustin ‘Out game takes it to over 100 of its own.

   quality and storage capacity, I recommend this card to begin with this system. I’ll let you know if I have another that works better, up to now no luck.

   Scarletaka
   April 5th, 2010

2. Finally, Nintendo has it right and comes with a large memory card descent. The 51 is just too small, some even for some games. If you have a lot of games (like me) you need at least one of these, if not more. The 251 has an impressive number of games in addition to being highly reliable. I have even been a few encounters with mild static electricity in contact with the card and it did not adversely done on the capabilities of the card (although I guess avoid static shock by touching a light switch before pick anything electronic).
   one you should keep an eye on all, even though this card is the shelf life is to regularly back-up files to create. I recommend this eighth on a separate card, make to label them, so you do not get confused. In this way, if you do to fry your 251 cards you manage to lose usually occurs in the head, fought hard for all of your data for it. As back-up I have an I-tech card which has more than enough to back up two of the 251 cards. However, I recommend that only the I-Tech made a back-up, there are some sports games not compatible with this non-Nintendo technology.
   Happy Gaming.

   Anonymous
   April 5th, 2010

3. If you read the very small print on your Game Cube guarantee any 3rd party (ie, Intec, Mad Catz) products you use on your system void your warranty with your Game Cube. When people ask me, I always recommend the original. The original Nintendo came out with a memory card was too small for the games they put on the market were. The 251 is great! I had 5-59 memory block at a time, all with a file that it was more than half the size of the map. After a 251 allows me to have a card in my system, left with all my saved games, and lots of space. This is an absolute must if you are buying a system.

   Meg Lightbown
   April 5th, 2010

4. [Ignore the "Fun" rating, as this is not a game. Fun: N / A is not a choice. ]

   This is exactly what it claims to be. Nintendo’s first party memory cards are expensive (given their limited capacity), but reliable and durable. I’ve never had any problems with their memory cards. Ticket Deals from third-party, on the other side. . .

   In determining whether a 251-block memory card or a 1019-block buy memory card, consider how many Gamecube games you have (or have in the future). Games list always the memory card blocks needed (usually in the range 10-50) on the back of their cases.

   And of course, a GameCube Memory Card is necessary for the saving of game data Playing Cames Gamecube on the Wii. Just not as backwards compatible Wii controllers, the Wii is not internal to the memory.

   Kevin T. H. Chang
   April 5th, 2010

5. With Memory Card 251, Nintendo addresses a subject that, frankly, never a problem, the lack of game-room store. Even before the start, many felt, was the Memory Card 59 is a waste of space (and money) for his paltry sum of bytes. As it is, would some of the current GameCube games fit alone, even at the meager 59th

   So, here comes Nintendo with the Memory Card 251st Even smaller than the Sony card, and a mere speck in comparison to Microsoft’s Xbox hard drive, Nintendo gets the 251 just to do the job. Compared to the 59, it provides much more memory to store the games. It succeeds at this level. But with the competition offers these advanced features / items, you might think Nintendo would have upped the amount of space on at least 512 or so.

   To be fair, Memory Card 251 is a better card than the 59 model. It has a good space to save a good amount of games, but pale in comparison to the competition. And it’s Nintendo-produced, so that you will not have missing data in the near future concern.

   Bottom Line: Saving The only choice for quality GameCube games.

   Samuel Black
   April 5th, 2010