Joytech 16mb Gamecube Memory Card

GameCube 16mb memory card with 251 blocks of memory. 4X more then the usual memory card! Works to save games on the GameCube. Also saves gamecube games on the Wii.

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8 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
DOES IT WORK WITH THE WII??
By Elvis Cole
I just wanted to say that this product works fabulously with the wii if you want to be able to save gamecube games on the wii.

I became worried when my old gamecube memory card did not work with the wii for saving games. I was worried that it would be the same with this. However it is not! Saves games fabulously, buy it if you enjoy gamecube game playing on the wii!

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Just a memory card…
By Blackblade
At least that is what the seller that I purchased from believes…

First off the package I recieved looked nothing like the one in the photo, and the item was definitely NOT joytech branded (it was Intec, if I remember correctly). Secondly- when I ordered, I was under the impression that I’d be recieving a black cased memory card (as is shown in the package in the item picture), instead I recieved a white one (as in the picture on the package in the item picture).

As far as data reliability — time will tell, but I got this one as a replacement for a failing card.

That all said, I agree- it is just a memory card (third party, mind you – which some find to be a + and others find a -). Hence I did not go through the hassle of a return.

If the brand or color of your card is important to you, then you may want to check with the seller ahead of time, find a listing where it is more specifically laid out, or prepare for a return.

Thus far, I remain satisfied with this card, but the description could have been more accurate, or this seller could have re-listed under the appropriate manufacturer.

*** second purchase from a different seller proved to be exactly as described…
*** It is still just a (third-party) memory card, and remains satisfactory

6 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
Buy a different one
By K. Cunningham
I have had this memory card for two years and it has crashed twice on me, making me lose my data. every time I put it in it claims the memory card is corrupt needs to be formatted. I have not done it yet this time in fear of losing all of the save files. last time I didnt know what it meant so I did it without thinking twice, and had to start all over again. I would not buy another card of this brand, nor would I recomend that you buy one either.

*Theres always the chance something is wrong with the game cube itself,… but I doubt it.

UPDATE:
I actually decided to reformat the memory card anyway but when I went to do it, it displayed a message telling me that it was unable to read the card at all and could not reformat it. This is the worst memory card available, it is completely trash.

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Borderlands Game Of The Year Edition 2

Action RPG Meets First Person Shooter!!! Borderlands is the basi 4 player Co-op Role Playing Shooter; combining the intuitive reward systems of action RPGs and the frantic-paced combat of First Person Shooters. The Game of the Year Edition includes all 4 of the add-on packs so that you may receive pleasure from all of the content from one of the Most Acclaimed Games of 2009 in one sweet package. “The Zombie Island of Doctor Ned” – The Jakobs Corporation would like to invite you to experience the splendor of a corporate owned little town known as Jakobs Cove.  Any rumors you may have heard when it comes to the “undead” walking our streets are altogether preposterous and we officially deny them all.  “Mad Moxxi’s Underdome Riot” – Are you god’s gift to gun fights? Think you’re the best? Wanna prove it? Then support us celebrate the grand opening of Marcus Bank by killing hundreds and hundreds of people, the only competitory arena around where your next of kin may be assured that you’re coming back widely known and esteemed . . . or not at all. (All proceeds are kept by us) “The Secret Armory of General Knoxx” – Want more of the Borderlands story? Want more loot than you could perhaps figure out what to do with? Of course you do! And with The Secret Armory of General Knoxx, you may have your cake and eat it too if you’re not too busy playing this game. Rise up to become the extreme loot pillager… or die trying. “Claptrap’s New Robot Revolution” – This damaging adventure invites you back to the inhospitable environments of Pandora to battle a vicious new threat; an ever-amassing army of homicidal Claptraps led by the cunning Ninja Assassin. All Borderlands DLC add-ons packs available to date (Add-on content is delivered thru DLC codes which may be redeemed for content at Gearboxsoftware.com.  This is not included on the disc provided with the Borderlands GOTY purchase

A sci-fi/action RPG from acclaimed developer Gearbox, Borderlands combines the best in first-person shooter (FPS) action gaming with parts of a established role-playing game (RPG). The excitement of this hybridization is further magnified by the game’s groundbreaking content generation system which allows for a near-endless potpourri in missions, environments, enemies, weapons, item drops and reputation customization, making the game’s single player, multiplayer and online campaigns not to be missed. This special Game of the Year edition takes the action even further with the inclusion of all four of the downloadable content releases for the game, as well as a fold-out map of all the Borderlands Pandoran territories.

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115 of 132 people found the following review helpful.
Buyer BEWARE
By JD
What a way to ruin a great game.

74 of 86 people found the following review helpful.
VERY deceptive
By EgotisticalMe
First off, the game Borderlands is an amazing game, very worth of purchase.

This review is rating the PRODUCT, not the game.

The product says that it includes all 4 DLC (Downloadable Content) packs. This couldn’t be further from the truth.

Instead of actually including the software on the disc, like the Mad Moxxi’s Underdome Riot & The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned add-on pack, it instead gives you a link and a code to gearbox’s website, where it wants you to individually download all 4 of the DLCs (weighing in at approximately 1.5 to 2 GB per DLC, in .ZIP format).

Now typically, I wouldn’t be too bothered with this, aside from having to wait about an hour or so for EACH DLC to download. However, I’m a service member deployed in Afghanistan. Given our already shoddy internet, it would take no less than 9 HOURS per DLC, and that’s assuming it will even download properly (I’m on try #3 with The Secret Armory of General Knoxx right now, 10 hours down the drain).

If you’re going to advertise saying “This product contains the following content”, then it damn well better contain the aforementioned content, instead of a voucher saying “This really doesn’t have the content, but you can go here to get it!”.

Again, Borderlands is a GREAT game, but this is a TERRIBLE product.

23 of 27 people found the following review helpful.
CUSTOMER ABUSE FROM HERE TO ETERNITY
By NeuroSplicer
2K GAMES is a known offender. Ever since the infamous BioShock, where the draconian and potentially illegal DRM scheme made more noise than the game itself, this game publisher never wavered from its anti-customer attitude and there-is-a-sucker-born-ever-minute scheming mentality. I should had known better.

The only reason I bought this game was because I found it at a basement-bargain price. So, yes, 2K GAMES did manage to get some of my money for a while but I vow it will be the very last time. Please read on.

My copy was of the 2-DVD version so I did not have to download …9GB for the 1.4 Patch and the DLCs. However, my horror story was only beginning. After about 25min of installing, the game failed to authenticate so the installation rolled back. Apparently this was not a unique problem with my copy but a common problem well known to 2K GAMES. Hence, the redirection to their website where one has to download a Manual-Authentication Tool, unzip it and create an Authentication-Request file which is then used online to create a Manual-Authentication file – and all this **before** reinstalling the game.

Since this is as far from common installation process as it gets, at some point I clicked the wrong option, terminating the manual Authentication before it was completed. As a result, the game then refused to either complete its installation or run the Manual-Authentication Tool! It was only after it dawned to me to use REVO UNINSTALLER to completely remove the AMD(!) drivers (and what were AMD drivers doing in my INTEL system, I wonder), and then hunt down and delete the correct (and hidden) SecuROM folder that the Manual Authentication Tool…graced me to resume.
Now I would have to store the Manual Authentication Tool and keep it in perpetuity for whenever I would want to reinstall the game in the future (and why did 2K GAMES not include it on the game disk since this was a well known problem?). Not that it will do me any good when 2K GAMES goes bankrupt in some years and there is no way to authenticate the game…

All in all, it took me over two hours to install a game – totally unacceptable for a GOTY edition, where every bug and kink is supposed to be ironed out. Apparently this game publisher has a warehouse of bugs and kinks **especially** made for its GOTY editions!
And I am not even going to go into why the fourth DLC does not appear to be installed…

If you think it was downhill from there, well, think again. Not only does the game require the disk to remain in the drive whenever one wants to play but it has to…re-authenticate it. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. And, yes, that means ONLINE re-Authentication! My DSL service was down for about 12hours and clicking on the game shortcut, you guessed it, all it got me was a SecuROM window informing me to “replace my backup copy with the original game disk” (which, of course, already was in the drive).

The overzealous SecuROM version is so jumpy that it will refuse to authenticate even if I have already given it unrestricted access through my firewall. Clicking on the desktop icon of the game does not work. The only way to run the game is to pop-out the disk from drive and then pop it back in, wait for all the splash screens to cycle and then choose play. This usually works one time out of 5 or 6 tries. That’s quality, right?

The game itself is not bad – certainly not as awful as the DRM scheme it comes bundled with! It may not be that original, it is far more of an FPS than an RPG to be called an…RPS and the tedium of pointless go-and-fetch “quests” is hardly alleviated by the bazzilion of guns available but it has it moments. Unfortunately, these moments are lost in the aggravation caused by the hoops one has to jump through in order to be…permitted to use the game we have already paid for.

The good people at Amazon accepted my return of this defective product, so it is this the lesson I learned for free:

NEVER AGAIN WILL I **EVER** TRUST 2K Games TO BUY ANY OF THEIR RELEASES AGAIN!

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Resonance Of Fate

Face opponents in fantastic, cinematic gun battles with a fighting system that mixes real-time and turn-based gameplay. Built around the gigantic machine city, the story delves deep into fate and the machinery that controls it. Masterfully crafted environments illustrate the deep tapestry of this dystopian world. Customizing your characters and weapons changes your playing experience visually and within the gameplay.

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127 of 130 people found the following review helpful.
Great game if you like strategy
By Dark Dreams
**Updated April 25th**

64 of 68 people found the following review helpful.
Resonance of Fate first 10 hours impression
By S. Tang
Here is my first 10 hours impression of the Game, hope that this will help you out a little. I am more or less comparing this game to FFXIII but only a few little things not the whole game.

21 of 21 people found the following review helpful.
Different than your usual JRPG — not perfect but fun
By techmannn
The combat is difficult almost from the start so know what you are getting into. The game throws you into battle with little intro and the way you fight is unlike any other game out there. But, if you are patient with yourself and learn the controls, and like a challenge, you’ll very likely enjoy the combat. It is worth mentioning that the combat is only partly turn-based. Once you start shooting with a character, you are fighting in real time until that character’s turn has ended. I prefer a more carefully planned turn-based combat. The real time combat involves a certain amount of luck and perhaps a bit more luck than I would like.

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Call Of Duty 4 Modern Warfare

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Platinum Hits

The Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare Game of the Year Edition delivers the most thrilling combat action experience available. Take on the world as both a U.S. Marine and a British S.A.S. Soldier. Travel all over the globe, relying on your wits and weapons to launch all-out assaults and accomplish stealth missions. It’s the most up-to-date collection of firepower, machinery and military vehicles in the Call of Duty series. Prepare to experience the sophisticated engineering science and unbelievable graphics of an fantastically realistic warfare experience.

Experience tomorrow’s war today in an immersive series of land and air strikes. Get the occupation done using 70 new innovative weapons. Make it to the next skirmish by way of choppers, jets and gunships. Conceal yourself and lie in wait with night-vision goggles and ghillie suits, then bust through enemy strongholds in a display of powerful weaponry.

Features:

• Authentic weapons include assault rifles with laser sites, claymore mines, .50 caliber sniper rifles, M-249 SAW machine guns and more
• Engage hostiles from above in a exhaustively progressed aerial gunship
• Rim lighting, reputation self-shadowing, texture streaming and physics-enabled effects add unbelievable realism
• Rack up experience points to unlock new items and gain perks
• Create-a-class choices grant you to custommake gear for the best prospect of success
• Ride as part of an armada of attack choppers delivering manpower to the battlefield
• Take down foes from the sky in well-equipped jets
• Matchmaking and leader boards provide the latest developments in tracking

Since it is release in 2007, Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare has garnered critical acclaim, securing more than 15 perfective score reviews and more than 50 combined Editor’s Choice and Game of the Year awards.

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230 of 252 people found the following review helpful.
Bait and Switch
By C. Scott
Be very careful. You are not getting a Variety Map Packs token with purchase of this game as previously Advertised.

61 of 77 people found the following review helpful.
May not be Worth It
By Levi P. Shand
I’ve played COD4 for a grand total of about 16 full days (384 hours) and still appreciate it very much. Like Halo 3, this is primarily a multiplayer FPS with a sidecar campaign that is well-written, choreographed, and voice-acted. All there is to say about the game has been said, however, on the original game’s forum, so let’s focus on the GOTY Edition’s only added feature: the Map Pack.

I purchased the map pack the day it dropped and instantly had mixed feelings. Two of the maps, Creek and Killhouse, only tangentially keep with the game’s fiction. Creek is vast, set in an undulating eastern European countryside. Due to the map’s size, most players equip sniper rifles and just pick others off as they make their way through choke points and hence has gained a reputation as a “camper’s paradise”, meaning that players tend to just sit and wait, or “camp”, rather than rush their opponents. Killhouse, on the other hand, is somewhat like Halo 3′s Foundry map in that it is a big generic warehouse within which players navigate generic barriers and structures. It really is supposed to resemble an indoor military training area and can only be accessed online by playing Team Objective games (like Search and Destroy, Sabotage, etc.) or playing private matches with your friends. If you don’t appreciate campers in FPS’s and would prefer not to play a map that feels “outside” the game’s narrative space, you may not enjoy these two maps.

Chinatown is in a class of its own, and well outside the game’s fiction. It is a remake of an old FPS map and very dark, with convoluted passages through a cluster of themed buildings and various shifts in altitude depending upon which building you’re in. In contrast to Creek, this is a map that favors close-quarters weapons like SMGs and Shotguns, but doesn’t totally exclude LMGs or Assault Rifles. It stands apart from the game proper due to its theme, and if you like getting down and dirty in an urban setting, you might enjoy this map.

Broadcast is a large map lifted almost pixel-for-pixel from the single-player campaign. It is a television station in a city somewhere in eastern Europe, and affords players the opportunity to battle both indoors (various offices, a recording studio, mainframe room) and out (parking lot, roof, small adjacent buildings). Out of the Map Pack maps it boasts the best “flow”, meaning that time between scuffles is short and that there is easy, obvious passage between areas and floors. Campers and rushers are both satisfied as the indoor action favors machine guns while snipers may pin down marks from accross the parking lot.

All of that being said, I’m a little disappointed that the GOTY version of the game doesn’t include any visual or technical enhancements like other GOTYs have (thinking of Morrowind and Oblivion here) and only includes a free set of mostly-mediocre maps that will, after time, be free anyway. Also, it doesn’t seem like a sound marketing decision to charge full price for the GOTY Edition when a consumer can purchase the original game (from Amazon) and the maps (from XBL) for $10 less than it costs to buy the GOTY Edition. Questionable…

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