They aren't terribly expensive, though, and the off-brand one I use works just fine.I found a 16MB memory card that costs $8.47. Spycapt54 wrote:Because of how the Wii runs GameCube games, you'll need a memory card if you want to save your game(s). Scratisback wrote:Hello … Thank me ol pirating website Wired or wireless? On the back of your Wii, do you see four circular controller ports and two memory card slots? If so, then your Wii can work with Gamecube stuff, and you can buy an original Gamecube controller for it. Is that good enough? I can't find a price on Gamecube Controllers yet because I don't know which type of controllers the Wii accepts. There might be hope after all! 65 dollars for one Gamecube game? That doesn't sound like it's worth that, despite how good Double Dash is. So maybe there's hope.Ooh, found another copy that costs 65 dollars. However, like Spycapt54 said, real game stores might sell a used copy of the game for a smaller price. Ryrie36 wrote:I searched Mario Kart Double Dash on Google Shopping and only found one copy that was 80 dollars.

It starts with an L.Thanks for making me immediately think of Luigi and those Lootbox companies that send assorted pop culture stuff as a subscription service.But you can get a Captain Marvel blanket, it's a steal! /s I do have one in mind that usually worked very good for me, but I don't think I could link it here.

Za-Chary wrote:There are stores online that you can look at to buy things.

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