As far as im aware the Nintendo 64 did, they went in the controller.
No, you must have a memory card that is compatible with the PS2 to save any kind of memory.
There is a place in the front of the wii that you can open and put it in
Yes
A capture card records audio and video game play on a console.
you can find it in your wii manual. But here are list of cards which can be inserted in wii console- 1.sd/sandisk memory card 2.mini sd card with mini sd card adapter 3.micro sd card with micro sd card adapter
Yup, a ps2 does come with a memory card.
no
To fix a freezing PS2 memory card, first try cleaning the memory card's contacts with a soft, dry cloth or a cotton swab dipped in isopropyl alcohol. If the problem persists, test the memory card in another PS2 console to determine if the issue is with the card or the console itself. If the card still freezes, consider using a data recovery tool or replacing the card, as it may be corrupted or damaged.
No, you must have a memory card that is compatible with the PS2 to save any kind of memory.
The original Sony PlayStation video game console has 2MBof RAM. Its removable Memory Card contains 128KB of storage, or 0.125MB.
A video card or video adapter translates binary data into images.
save it to a memory card and insert the memory card to the front of the console or connect the Wii to your computer with the USB cord
A Memory Card is a device used for some game consoles. There are three ways for game data to be saved: on the game console, on the game cartridge, or on a memory card, and usually only one method is used for a certain console. If there was no way to save the data, you would need to start from scratch every time you played the game. Memory cards are inserted into the console and, when you attempt to save the game, the data upon the card is accessed. You can also access, copy, and delete data on the Memory Card from the Main Menu of the console, which usually comes up when you turn on the console without any game in it. Each Memory Card has a certain capacity; if the data is used up, you'll need to clear up space or buy a new Memory Card. I hope that's everything you need.
Start up your console (with memory card inserted) with no disc in and select the memory card icon with x button. Then select an icon with x. Select delete and then repeat this with all the icons. Eventually your card will be empty. If you have already tried this there is a good chance your console is broken.
just Graphic memory (GDDR)
Not usually. Video card memory generally consists of ROM chips soldered directly to the card, so if the graphics card goes bad, it's best to replace it.
To transfer items from a memory card to your Xbox 360, first, insert the memory card into the Xbox 360's memory card slot. Navigate to the "My Xbox" section, select "System Settings," then choose "Memory." From there, select the memory card, find the content you want to transfer, and copy it to your console's hard drive or another storage device. Once the transfer is complete, you can access the items from your Xbox 360.