SanDisk for Wii 2GB SECURE DIGITAL (GAMING) |
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List Price: £19.99
Our Price: £2.85
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: SanDisk
EAN: 0619659030636
Label: SanDisk
Manufacturer: SanDisk
Model: SDSDG-2048-E10
Platform: Nintendo Wii
Publisher: SanDisk
Release Date: 2006-12-22
Studio: SanDisk |
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Product Description
The SanDisk SD Gaming Memory Card line is the must have card for the Nintendo® WiiTM game console. For maximum performance and to get the most out of all the advanced features on the WiiTM, youll need a SanDisk Gaming Card. With SanDisk, you will be able to download and store games, store game saves, and edit and store photos.
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does what it says on the tin, 2008-08-22
This SD card does exactly whats its meant to do. It can backup VC and wiiware games and game saves. It can hold any type of media you want and it is useful for transferring stuff between computer and wii like screenshots and stages on super smash bros brawl. Having said all this though any SD card can do this and this one has a large price tage considering what it is so save your money and go for a cheaper one.
Overpriced , 2008-03-17
So this is completly overpriced cos for the same money you can get a 4 gig SD card. I mean who cares if its white, if its in the Wii you don't see it anyway.
Bit Pricey, 2008-12-19
Its does what it says on the box so I cant really fault it really, Only reason for marking it down is the price. I would only say only buy this card if you are wanting yout SD card to match yout Wii otherwise look at other cards and save some money.
Pointless, 2008-10-01
What a waste of money. it does no more than the wii system memory itself. It's a scam, and a pointless piece of plastic. I bought it because I thought I could run games off it, but I was mistaken. It can only store the game data, not run them. I suppose it could be good if you have lots of high-quality photo pictures (but who does that anyway?), and storing the games as a back up copy could prove useful if your Wii breaks down, but I bought the Wii on release day, and it hasn't failed me since. The data size of the games are miniscule, so it won't save you any money or time putting them on the SD card. I had the problem of having too litlle memory left and my main memory "guzzler" were my Virtual Console games. Being an avid gamer, I have a fair few, aswell as some WiiWare games. Trying to make a backup copy of these, it was to no avail as they could either be partially copied or not at all! This confirmed for me that this product was a pointless buy. And the main culprit of my memory collapse was the Internet Channel. Trying to copy this in a desperate bid to free my Wii from it's memory thirst, it couldn't be copied at all, which is the same for all of the channels. Absolutely pointless, don't buy it!
Much better value than it used to be, 2008-02-07
These Wii labeled SD cards used to be very overpriced as some of the reviews indicate. However at less than £4 they are now reasonable value either for use with the Wii, or any other device which uses SD cards. It is worth noting that as has been said this is just a normal SD card (of good make) and does not offer any actual benefit for Wii use over a none Wii labeled good quality SD card.
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