There are a few other people who've asked the same question. And I still get the sense that none of them know how to read. Or learn. If the Wii supports Gamecube games then it obviously supports a GC memory card. Ever wonder what those two GC shaped memory card slots on top of the Wii labelled "Memory Card"are? Shouldn't that be proof enough?
If your just looking for a quick fix, RENT Call of Duty 3. It'll last you less than 2 days, but its not too bad. Red Steel just isn't that good, so I wouldn't pay fill price. And FarCry is just bad. So I suggest you don't waste any money, just wait for something spectacular or Metroid Prime 3, which is going to be spectacular.
I've never personally dropped my controller, but I know Nintendo's stuff can taking a pretty good beating. Again, I've never had too many bad accidents with my stuff, but my friends DS fell behind his dresser and it works fine. The same guy's Gamecube fell off his game cabinet and onto his GC memory card, leaving a big dent. The GC still worked fine and so did the memory card, even after the memory card went through the wash! So i'm pretty sure your Wiimote can survive a few accidents.
I guess they could make a Fight Night for Wii. And they could probably make pretty realistic graphics on Wii. I know they would be downgraded but it would still look good.
I don't really like it cause the whole game just seems kinda dull. It really reminds me of Goldeneye for some reason, and I didn't enjoy that game as much as everybody else did. There's also the issue of the sniper rifle in multiplayer. Your almost invincible cause you can shoot the other players in the foot with it and they'll die.
It would have to be a rhythm game or something cause if you actually played a simulation set with real music, you would actually need music sense and knowledge of you would hope to play it right. Being a drumming game thats not a rhythm game, you would actually have to know how to play the song, and sight reading isn't very easy.
Don't you pay attention to anything? Can you read? Do you have a mental problem? If gamecube games work on the wii they obviously support GC memory cards. Based on that info alone you should be able to deduce that the Wii supports GC memory cards. And it has been all over the Gamespot news and stuff before the Wii came out.
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