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On 28/01/2020 at 21:47, bplus said:

But a soft modded Wii is easier? plus it's video output seems way better for GameCube games. I keep meaning to sell my GameCube after I finally bought a Wii last year!

Not for component out.

 

not too sure about RGB though.

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Yeah I do, recently tried out the homebrew player software called gameboy interface and I have to say it is far better than the official software. Homebrew software is really easy to run with a Action Reply and a SD loader card on Gamecube.

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Question: does anyone have the ability to copy the wind waker exploit save and a boot.gci of the latest Swiss to a memory card for me?

 

despite my protestations that getting a Wii is easier I find myself without a Wii but with a GameCube and windwaker so I’m looking at losing home brew via a sd2sp2. I need a way to boot Swiss first but looking for a way to use the things I got here. @Jei?

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I was reading through this thread last week and had no idea the Hori SNES-style pad was worth so much - Jesus. I bought it for about a tenner back in the day, more as a novelty than anything else. 

 

Generally been playing some GameCube games I missed first time; Go! Go! Hypergrind is a surprisingly fun cartoon Tony Hawk's / JSR ripoff.

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2 hours ago, Yobo Ahoy said:

I was reading through this thread last week and had no idea the Hori SNES-style pad was worth so much - Jesus. I bought it for about a tenner back in the day, more as a novelty than anything else. 

 

 

 

Madness. They're not even particularly great.

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On 01/05/2020 at 10:17, Yobo Ahoy said:

I was reading through this thread last week and had no idea the Hori SNES-style pad was worth so much - Jesus. I bought it for about a tenner back in the day, more as a novelty than anything else. 

 

Generally been playing some GameCube games I missed first time; Go! Go! Hypergrind is a surprisingly fun cartoon Tony Hawk's / JSR ripoff.

 

Holy shit, and I thought the component cable was a mad price! I've got two of these in a box somewhere.....

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24 minutes ago, phresh said:

 

Holy shit, and I thought the component cable was a mad price! I've got two of these in a box somewhere.....

 

Just sold one for over £100 on eBay. Listing barely lasted 3 days... madness.

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30 minutes ago, Ninja Doctor said:

Modchipped to allow non official media to be booted. 

 

Not necessarily, these are in the original cases and the lasers aren’t adjusted so the only thing these are modded for/ will allow is any region games, screen fix’s etc.

@AceGrace for reference buddy

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On 30/04/2020 at 21:30, Ninja Doctor said:

Question: does anyone have the ability to copy the wind waker exploit save and a boot.gci of the latest Swiss to a memory card for me?

 

despite my protestations that getting a Wii is easier I find myself without a Wii but with a GameCube and windwaker so I’m looking at losing home brew via a sd2sp2. I need a way to boot Swiss first but looking for a way to use the things I got here. @Jei?

So long story short I borrowed a home brewed Wii and now have Swiss 0.5 booting from the windwaker exploit with a sd2sp2 installed in the bottom. Yay! 
 

a little more involved than using a home brewed Wii but an interesting curio nonetheless. Now for another play through of Skies of Arcadia. 

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I’m playing on my old Pio plasma through component cable and while it does look good I expect it doesn’t look as sharp as it would on a smaller screen. Picked up a second unofficial controller so I can play Monkey Fight with my youngest. What a charming machine it still is.

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 I think anyone who want to play Gamecube on a modern LCD should invest in a HDMI adapter, combined with the modern version of SWISS means you can play just about any import game on a PAL Gamecube and boot most PAL games into 480p. SWISS also corrects the text and save issue with the Japanese font on a English cube, but it does require that you then have a memory card set aside for only Japanese games and on boot your PAL cube bios can't read the card.

 

Kaico recently provided Randomised Gaming with a unit of their Gamecube adapter to review and while there are other adapters out there I must stress, I was really impressed with the results. Given my old Gamecube a new least of life for GC, GBA and GC games. Picture quality is slightly better then the Wii component output as well I found. I went down the route of a Action replay disc and a SD media loader to boot SWISS on Gamecube. You can burn a bootable SWISS disc, but getting the mini CDs and a burner that can write to them is rather tricky.

 

 

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On 23/05/2020 at 17:48, sir stiff_one said:

I’m playing on my old Pio plasma through component cable and while it does look good I expect it doesn’t look as sharp as it would on a smaller screen. Picked up a second unofficial controller so I can play Monkey Fight with my youngest. What a charming machine it still is.

Btw I’m a fucking dufus, was playing in 480i. Switched to 480p and it looks looooads better.

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