@WoomyNNYes yes you can get an AV to HDMI Converter thing pretty cheap from amazon. I use it whenever i want to watch movies for VHS and to play games for my Nintendo Gamecube and old Playstation and Retro Duo Console for NES and Super Nintendo games
the ABLEWE RCA to HDMI Composite Converter thingy is on amazon. Ive been using once since last year and i like it
@WoomyNNYes I haven’t used this one but it’s similar and way cheap. This brand also sell a component cable for the cube which I prefer if your using a upscaler
I love that bit in "Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door", during Chapter 2, when you get the Puni Orb from the Puni Elder, everyone's all set to rescue the Punis...and literally Mario doesn't get more than a few feet away that the Elder was like "Wait a second, I just remembered" and the poor guy just trips, and I'm like "Oh, WHAT now?!"
TTYD just oozes personality, it's been years since i've played it, but I still remember those little details and just how annoying they made some of the characters that you meet and interact with.
Recently shelled out a pretty penny for Twilight Princess on Gamecube as a treat. I originally bought it on Wii back in 2006, but never finished it. Years later and with the novelty of Wii's controls worn off not long after I first bought the game, I'm playing it as it was meant to be played.
I personally rarely played my GameCube games.
I have more 3rd party games than the 1st party GameCube games considering by these factors:
1. The inflated price for 1st party GameCube game price currently.
2. Some of 3rd party games have better performance on PS2 / XBOX, but sometimes the other 3rd party games have better performance on Gamecube (Robots, Vexx, Sonic Heroes, etc).
Recently shelled out a pretty penny for Twilight Princess on Gamecube as a treat. I originally bought it on Wii back in 2006, but never finished it. Years later and with the novelty of Wii's controls worn off not long after I first bought the game, I'm playing it as it was meant to be played.
Welp - just finished the game, the credits are rolling now. Remarkably, I've done so a day or two after its 18th anniversary. The game is that old now, it would be a legal adult if it were a person!
A good three months and almost 75 hours invested in the game (and a pretty penny paid for it), I can honestly say that was well worth it and I thoroughly enjoyed it!
Perhaps my only knock on it would be the final boss battles were quite easy, as were most in the game. Only one (the dragon) really gave me trouble.
recently since last week i jumped back into starting all over for Resident Evil 0. Been a few years since playing the game. forgot how frustrating it is to haul around the hookshot along with a shotgun and trying to haul around puzzle solving key items back and forth
I have a TCL android TV but I can not get the GameCube on either a hdmi port or the AV port. Is there something I need to do to get it working on an android tv
@Ninfan Should be able to just plug straight in. Are you scaling the image at all, or just directly connecting via adaptors/cables? I've had issues in the past with some TVs not being able to handle resolutions below 720p. 'Game Mode' can mess with some old consoles too, so turn that off if your TV has it.
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