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PostRe: Gamecube - Show the Cube love
by ~Earl Grey~ » Thu Oct 27, 2011 3:38 am

Rik wrote:The C stick isn't great and the triggers are poor, also the Z button should have been underneath.


I liked the dual action of the triggers - analogue travel, then a Boolean click.

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PostRe: Gamecube - Show the Cube love
by Psychopomper » Thu Oct 27, 2011 9:04 am

Playing around with the menu screen on Wave Race justified the purchase for me. Super Monkey Ball 1 & 2 also delivered many hijinx and showed just how great the analogue stick was compared to its rivals efforts. The downside for me was never ever managing to find a memory card, official or 3rd party, that didn't corrupt and lose data as some point in time.

Oh yes, Luigi's Mansion. I remember everybody bemoaning a lack of a Mario game at launch and thinking that LM was just a cobbled together launch job. I think time has shown what a great game it actually is.

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PostRe: Gamecube - Show the Cube love
by Rapidly-Greying » Mon Oct 31, 2011 8:43 pm

Great joypad,only bettered by the Kempston +.

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PostRe: Gamecube - Show the Cube love
by KeithyT » Fri Nov 04, 2011 12:28 pm

Like almost everyone here, loved the controller and most of the games I bought for it. Still use the 2 controllers and discs I have on the Wii.

Mine came with Mario Sunshine, Pikmin and the first Burnout. Really like and still play the 2 EA LOTR titles (they push the comfort of the controllers to the limits), Soul Calibur II, & Burnout 2 (unfortunately my copy always crashes in the same place on single player championship(?) mode) but the fave game for me was Wind Waker. As magical as OOT for me, and one of the few games that I have ever played through to the end.

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PostRe: Gamecube - Show the Cube love
by Cumberdanes » Fri Nov 11, 2011 2:27 am

I wanna start playing my Gamecube games again but after re-arranging my room the wire on my pad doesn't stretch to where my chair is. Time to look for a Wave bird on eBay methinks.

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by kommissarboris » Mon Nov 28, 2011 12:34 pm

i fired on double dash for a while over the weekend, a wee break to skyrim.

i just can't get into it, i need people to play it with, it feels wrong on my own, sooooo many wasted study hours in uni playing the battle mode.

i think its best played stoned too, i think i need to back to uni, get into student digs again and get a bunch of student stoners around and get this on the go, then it would feel right.

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PostRe: Gamecube - Show the Cube love
by IGM » Tue Dec 06, 2011 10:21 am

I statrted up my Lost Kingdoms save the other day. Very shortly after that I switched off Lost Kingdoms.

IAmTheSaladMan wrote:I wanna start playing my Gamecube games again but after re-arranging my room the wire on my pad doesn't stretch to where my chair is


That's the best First World Problems scenario I've read in aaages.

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PostGamecube - Show the Cube love
by Cumberdanes » Fri Dec 09, 2011 11:36 am

The Holly and the IG(M) wrote:I statrted up my Lost Kingdoms save the other day. Very shortly after that I switched off Lost Kingdoms.

IAmTheSaladMan wrote:I wanna start playing my Gamecube games again but after re-arranging my room the wire on my pad doesn't stretch to where my chair is


That's the best First World Problems scenario I've read in aaages.


I'm full of first world problems :lol: I looked for a Wavebird but they're too expensive so I had to settle for a 6 foot extension cable for my wired pad.

I'm trying to rebuild my former Gamecube collection but some titles are proving troublesomely expensive. I'm also looking to buy a new, sealed in box Gamecube but again too expensive.

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PostRe: Gamecube - Show the Cube love
by Jamo3103 » Wed Feb 15, 2012 12:11 pm

Thinking of bringing my gamecube out of retirement with my PS3 taking up permanent residence in the living room and me tiring of moving the Wii between bedroom and living room. It looks awful on a HDTV though as I only have the standard analogue AV cable that came with the machine. Anyone know anywhere I can get a digital av cable for gamecube? Struggling to find ones that don't cost the earth :(

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PostRe: Gamecube - Show the Cube love
by Ecno » Wed Feb 15, 2012 10:54 pm

IGM wrote:I statrted up my Lost Kingdoms save the other day. Very shortly after that I switched off Lost Kingdoms.

IAmTheSaladMan wrote:I wanna start playing my Gamecube games again but after re-arranging my room the wire on my pad doesn't stretch to where my chair is


That's the best First World Problems scenario I've read in aaages.


Lost Kingdoms 2 is quite a bit better imo.

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PostRe: Gamecube - Show the Cube love
by aintnoscrub » Wed Apr 18, 2012 7:03 pm

my gamecubes gone, but not forgotten.
when i got it, the very first game i owned on it was luigi's mansion :D
oh how i miss it.

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by SEP » Wed Apr 18, 2012 11:12 pm

Coconut Bob wrote:Thinking of bringing my gamecube out of retirement with my PS3 taking up permanent residence in the living room and me tiring of moving the Wii between bedroom and living room. It looks awful on a HDTV though as I only have the standard analogue AV cable that came with the machine. Anyone know anywhere I can get a digital av cable for gamecube? Struggling to find ones that don't cost the earth :(


Does your Gamecube have the port for Digital AV? Only models made before May 2004 have it.

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by kommissarboris » Wed Apr 18, 2012 11:26 pm

what cable is he after?

i have a box load of gamecube cables, might have what he's looking for.

i use a splitter just, the av reciever does all the work.

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PostRe: Gamecube - Show the Cube love
by SEP » Thu Apr 19, 2012 12:01 am

kommissarboris wrote:what cable is he after?


He's after a very rare digital AV cable, hence the expense.

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PostRe: Gamecube - Show the Cube love
by Andrew Mills » Thu Apr 19, 2012 8:36 pm

Somebody Else's Problem wrote:
kommissarboris wrote:what cable is he after?


He's after a very rare digital AV cable, hence the expense.

yea, they tend to be custom made cables that cost around £60-£80 each. I had one made for me when I had a Japanese Panasonic Q cube. 8-)

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PostRe: Gamecube - Show the Cube love
by Jamo3103 » Sun Apr 22, 2012 1:36 pm

Somebody Else's Problem wrote:
Coconut Bob wrote:Thinking of bringing my gamecube out of retirement with my PS3 taking up permanent residence in the living room and me tiring of moving the Wii between bedroom and living room. It looks awful on a HDTV though as I only have the standard analogue AV cable that came with the machine. Anyone know anywhere I can get a digital av cable for gamecube? Struggling to find ones that don't cost the earth :(


Does your Gamecube have the port for Digital AV? Only models made before May 2004 have it.


It does indeed, purple launch day cube :wub:

That said the expense has meant its not viable to get the cable, they're a daft price. Think I'll just keep it hooked up via rgb scart, most stuff still looks pretty good. Especially Wind Waker :wub:

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PostRe: Gamecube - Show the Cube love
by gamerforever » Fri May 03, 2013 1:24 pm

Want to get a few games to play on the Wii, and only have Mario Sunshine, Zelda Windwaker and Tony Hawks Pro Skater 3. Recommend me some. Worth getting Twilight Princess?

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PostRe: Gamecube - Show the Cube love
by Parksey » Fri May 03, 2013 1:30 pm

gamerforever wrote:Want to get a few games to play on the Wii, and only have Mario Sunshine, Zelda Windwaker and Tony Hawks Pro Skater 3. Recommend me some. Worth getting Twilight Princess?


Not for the price it fetches, especially if you have a Wii. You will be looking at £40 for it probably.

If you only have 3 games, that £40 could hoover up an awful lot of quality titles. What have you played before/on other consoles?

Resi 4 is a must-have, obviously.

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PostRe: Gamecube - Show the Cube love
by gamerforever » Fri May 03, 2013 1:32 pm

Parksey wrote:
gamerforever wrote:Want to get a few games to play on the Wii, and only have Mario Sunshine, Zelda Windwaker and Tony Hawks Pro Skater 3. Recommend me some. Worth getting Twilight Princess?


Not for the price it fetches, especially if you have a Wii. You will be looking at £40 for it probably.

If you only have 3 games, that £40 could hoover up an awful lot of quality titles. What have you played before/on other consoles?

Resi 4 is a must-have, obviously.


Have that on Wii though, is there any point or is the HD PS3 version worth getting?

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PostRe: Gamecube - Show the Cube love
by Seven » Fri May 03, 2013 1:33 pm

If you want to get Gamecube version of Twilight Princess expect to pay loads for it. Otherwise just go for Wii version, which is much cheaper. Maybe £15-£20 at push.

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