We're all big fans of the Wii's sleek aesthetics and diminutive ... you could go the whole way and hack a Gamecube memory card inside the unit to match your internal Wavebird receivers.

This means he needs to write to a GameCube memory card. While there are a few options to do this, they either require a Wii or hardware that hasn’t been made in a decade. The obvious solution to ...

The auction listing included this bar, which has a pair of bulges at its edges, measures larger than the retail Wii sensor bar, and plugs into the GameCube via its memory card slot. Its connector ...

In the data management screen, you can check out what's stored on the Wii's 512MB of internal flash memory, as well as what's stored on any GameCube memory cards in use, and delete any of it.

you must have inserted a GameCube memory card. You also must have a GameCube controller to play the game since the Wii controller came out later and has not been configured for GameCube games.

The prototype Wii remote is a wired design and features ... the prototype’s IR sensor bar communicates via the GameCube memory card port. The auction listing featured a photo size comparison ...

Time sure flies. Almost every Wii can also play GameCube games, provided you have a GameCube controller and a memory card. This gives you access to classic games such as Super Mario Sunshine ...

Seems like there aren't any more excuses to keep out of the game now that you can do the hack with a regular SD card in the Wii's regular SD card slot -- no more GameCube memory adapters required.

That said, other than the multimedia features, the Wii remains largely the same as before. It will still sport four GameCube controller ports, two GameCube memory-card slots, two USB 2.0 ports ...

Within the auction bundle there was also an early version of the Wii's sensor bar, from the images we can see that the sensor bar's connector was designed to fit into the GameCube's memory card slot.

Brawl. Has Nintendo slimmed the Wii simply by chopping off its GameCube controller and memory card slots, currently hidden away under the console's top flap? Gamers who want the new Wii and still ...

IGNcube has learned that the US version of Resident Evil for GameCube will not ship with a Memory Card 59 included in the package, as the Japanese version of the title recently did.