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LDSman Gameboy Player Start up Disc 16th-March-2014, 03:40
Zorlon The GameBoy Player can't be... 16th-March-2014, 07:59
LDSman I guess I'm in the wrong... 16th-March-2014, 15:09
rmcin329 there is a copy of what you... 16th-March-2014, 15:48
LDSman Mini disk, normal disc? Any... 16th-March-2014, 16:02
Ragnar Your Cube needs some way to... 16th-March-2014, 16:22
Jackhammer Nintendo used to sell... 16th-March-2014, 16:56
Zorlon Moved and Ragnor got it spot... 16th-March-2014, 17:00
LDSman Hmm. Definitely sounds more... 16th-March-2014, 20:24
Jackhammer The price of the disc has... 16th-March-2014, 20:30
LDSman Yeah, but I have the unit... 16th-March-2014, 20:31
Jackhammer Good luck finding a... 16th-March-2014, 20:46
LDSman I'll hit the thrift store... 16th-March-2014, 20:49
Zorlon Personally I don't think the... 17th-March-2014, 05:01
Jackhammer If you change your mind about... 23rd-March-2014, 21:10
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    Personally I don't think the gamecube is worth modding now not when the Wii is so easy to mod to play GameCube backups (If the version of the Wii has GC ports and to play from DVD+R be one of the first few released) & Wii (again needs to be an older version to play from disc) and emulate tons of other systems including GBA

    You can still play everything from the newer Wii's with GC ports also but you do need a USB HDD to do so that would obviously cost

    Games from DVD+R/-R read apx half the speed of retail discs that can be noticable in games that will lag for FMV when ran from duplicated discs

    From USB HDD (not to be confused with a USB stick that still has issues)

    Wii games tend to run better from HDD and gets read faster than retail disc so faster load times ect
    GC games also run better from HDD but the method lacks some sound support (only for a small number of games about 10 I think it was)
    WiiWare just runs as it should, but faster read times again than real Nand (A virtual nand is created) plus the added bonus of escaping from the limited space the internal Nand has
    VCWare... same as WiiWare

    Emulated games run as well as the emulators provide

    Other methods can use the SD card but again will be slower than retail discs and slower than internal Nand for WiiWare, WiiWare on SD is officially supported but it sucks to be honest and is too slow for a lot of WiiWare and VC games

    Overall it is more hassle free to use a USB drive, plus there are some cool things you can do as an added bonus

    My fav console that is modded is possibly the original XBOX but I did install a new large sized HDD, but that plays a lot of emulators as well as Xbox games (I can't stand the xbox controller though so I use a PS2/PSX to Xbox converter for my controller, I have 2 of those)
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