GameCube Memory Card - 128MB / 2043 Blocks (Third-Party)
GameCube Memory Card - 128MB / 2043 Blocks (Third-Party)
- Part no.
- P39190-R
- Type
- Memory card
- Fits
- Nintendo GameCube, and Wii models with GameCube card slots
- Won't fit
- Wii U and Nintendo Switch
- Skill
- Plug and play
- Stock
- In stock
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GameCube Memory Card - 128MB / 2043 Blocks (Third-Party)
$19.99
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Shipped since 2021
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A high capacity third-party memory card for the GameCube, 128MB and 2043 blocks. Nintendo's largest official card held 1019 blocks, so this is roughly double that.
Fits: every GameCube, and the original Wii models that have GameCube memory card slots under the flap on top.
How far 2043 blocks goes: a long way. Animal Crossing wants 57 blocks and most games want 3 to 11, so this holds an entire collection with room spare.
Worth knowing, and we would rather say it: very high capacity third-party GameCube cards have a known reputation for being less reliable than the small official ones. A handful of games do not get on with cards above 1019 blocks, and a card this size is a single point of failure for every save you own. If your saves are precious, a couple of smaller cards is the safer setup than one big one.
