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What can I expect from reformating my game card

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blueorangecar1

Running on N2O
Well today at my friends house We were going to play with my games which are on my game card for the gamecube but what i notice it wouldent let me play.So I reformated(which told me to)So I did but it said I couldnt play it so I tried switching slots and it worked for slot b but not for a.I did it again for a but it did not work for a.Now im afraid to play with it again or I would loose my data from the games so do I just try it again or do I get a new gamecard?
 
BCVM22

BCVM22

Well-Known Member
If it was a third-party model, those are never recommended to begin with. Junk it and find yourself a Nintendo model.

If it was a Nintendo model, reformat it completely and test it with some low-importance games for a while.
 
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Azure Flame

Well-Known Member
Well, basically, when you reformat something, you're erasing everything from it. Are you by any chance using it on the Wii?
 
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blueorangecar1

Running on N2O
its not official gamecube one D:I got to save my data so so I think I could never save on any game again.Can I transfer the data to another one?I dont want to loose my data D:
 
BCVM22

BCVM22

Well-Known Member
You can transfer data from one card to another - the GameCube and Wii both have interfaces for managing data on a memory card - but if you reformatted the card like you said you did, anything originally on it is gone forever and can't be recovered.
 
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