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My gamecube memory card was corrupted and lost some files, including my smash bros melee data.
Is there any tool I can use to install gamecube save data through an SD card on wii?
 
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Try NuGaSa [< I use NuGaSa], GameCube Saver or GCMM (GCMM was just updated btw)
Get a black screen when using NuGaSa? Remove any USB cables from the Wii.
 

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