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[[File:SecureDigitalCard Wikimedia Commons.svg|right|115px|thumb|Design of an SD card.]] | |||
Starting with the [[Wii]], [[Nintendo]] became less dependent on proprietary memory cards. The Wii has files of internal memory for saving game data (unlike the GameCube). It does, however, have a slot for an [[wikipedia:Secure Digital|SD card]] (also used in cameras and other devices). SD cards can store the Wii's channel data and some game data. Pictures taken on a camera saved on an SD card can be displayed on the Wii's Photo Channel. Some games also use the SD card to store non-main game data (like ''Mario Kart 64'' did on the N64). An example of this is the snapshots that can be taken in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''. These snapshots can be saved onto either the Wii itself or the SD card. | Starting with the [[Wii]], [[Nintendo]] became less dependent on proprietary memory cards. The Wii has files of internal memory for saving game data (unlike the GameCube). It does, however, have a slot for an [[wikipedia:Secure Digital|SD card]] (also used in cameras and other devices). SD cards can store the Wii's channel data and some game data. Pictures taken on a camera saved on an SD card can be displayed on the Wii's Photo Channel. Some games also use the SD card to store non-main game data (like ''Mario Kart 64'' did on the N64). An example of this is the snapshots that can be taken in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''. These snapshots can be saved onto either the Wii itself or the SD card. | ||