I found myself on the wrong side of the digital game divide this morning! It's been years since we followed every gaming development, even subscribing to gaming magazines. I did enjoy visiting with the young man who guided me through the maze of add-ons and had fun chatting with him about the "old dinosaur days" . . .I refrained from saying "Pong" since I was pretty sure that to the clerk, "Super Nintendo" made me a dinosaur. . .let alone the "original Nintendo."

The game cube [bundled with 2 games, 2 controllers, 1 skin] plus a 32mb memory card is on the dining room table waiting for packing materials. The Nebraska Claus Helpers' group will probably utilize the US postal system in lieu of a sleigh and eight tiny reindeer.

I drove over to Iowa to find it since supplies were apparently so limited that their store didn't even get this bundled package but graciously made a bundle up for us by adding the additional controller, game and skin to a different bundled game cube they just were unpacking. [Hence the need for packing materials to put all the component packages together.]

The store received 2 game cubes in their pre-Christmas allotment and neither were for this promotion.

I was grateful that he told me that memory cards were sold separately and didn't show disdain that I was obviously on the wrong side of the digital game divide. I wish I could upgrade --my-- memory for $19.99!

Nintendo help files about the memory cards below:
memory card