MEMORY CARD 59

This is the basic memory card to save games. It has 4 Mbits of flash memory and hosts up to 59 blocks of saving. A couple of games have one included in their package (Animal Crossing, Pokemon Colosseum...) However, in 2004, Nintendo decided to discontinue the production of this item in favor of the higher capacity model 251.

MEMORY CARD 251

The current standard memory card improves over the former model by storing 251 blocks of data, more than 4 times its capacity.

MEMORY CARD 1019

The last of the three memory cards offers 1019 blocks of saving space, 4 times more than the model 251, 17 times more than the 59. However, this card is currently only available in North America.

Note: a few backward compatibility problems have been reported with old third party games, consult Nintendo's official site for more information.

SD MEMORY CARD AND ADAPTER

Designed as a standard memory card, the adapter is used to connect the SD card to the GameCube.
The SD card (official site) has been invented and is produced by Matsushita. It works in various electronic devices such as MP3 players, laptop, video cameras and others. On GameCube, it provides a capacity 64 to 256 times higher than the memory card 59.

WAVEBIRD

Wireless controller using RF technology. There are 16 channels to choose from in order to allow other WaveBirds to be used at the same time. It requires two batteries and provide about 100 hours of playtime.

BONGOS CONTROLLER

The taru congas, or bongos controller, replace the normal GameCube controller in a few games starring Donkey Kong.

MICROPHONE

A microphone which connects to the controller plug for interacting in some of Mario Party 6's mini-games and giving orders to your troops in the upcoming Odama.

DANCE DANCE REVOLUTION MAT

The mat has the basic buttons of a controller, just move your feet on them. So far only used in the upcoming Dance Dance Revolution with Mario.

GAMECUBE - GAME BOY ADVANCE CONNECTION CABLE

Connect the Game Boy Advance (standard or SP) to the GameCube and expand the possibilities of compatible games. Each game offers its own way to benefit from the connection, among which: multiplayer modes, secrets and extras, GBA as a screen-controller, game downloads, and even functions from the e-Card Reader +.

GAMEBOY PLAYER

The Game Boy Player connects under the GameCube on the "Hi Speed Port". It lets you play on the TV screen, through the GameCube and its controller (or Hori's Super NES-like controller), all the Game Boy systems games: black and white Game Boy, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance. You can also use multiplayer or data exchange games by connecting other Game Boy Advance to the GameCube.

Size: 150 mm x 57.3 mm x 155.1 mm
Weight: 370 g
Power consumption: 0.8 W, uses GameCube power

The Game Boy Player is bundled with a GameCube Player disk and exists in 4 different colors.

MODEM

A v.90 modem adapter for low-cost network access.

BROADBAND ADAPTER

High-speed broadband adapter allowing fast data transfer.