The "Nintendo Games" forum, which includes Retro Game Reviews, has been archived and is now read-only. You cannot post here or create a new thread or review on this forum.
Just Use this topic like a narmol chat room. and keep it livin'
If you have anything to say. Say it here.
[Captain's Log: 10/03/04 - Day of the Edit Post Feature]
[Diary Entry: 7/7/05 - "We shall never forget"]
If you have anything to say. Say it here.
[Captain's Log: 10/03/04 - Day of the Edit Post Feature]
[Diary Entry: 7/7/05 - "We shall never forget"]
Page:
Reynolds wrote:
> Hey everyone
>
> Do Gamecube do platinum games?
Player's choice range is due out in April I believe...
Luigi's Mansion, Super Smash Bros Melee and one other Nintendo official title I can't remember...not sure about the price though...better be better value than their £29.99 range on the Nintendo 64.
> Hey everyone
>
> Do Gamecube do platinum games?
Player's choice range is due out in April I believe...
Luigi's Mansion, Super Smash Bros Melee and one other Nintendo official title I can't remember...not sure about the price though...better be better value than their £29.99 range on the Nintendo 64.
Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but soon, and for the rest of your life.
Disclaimer: I could be wrong
Disclaimer: I could be wrong
Hey everyone
Do Gamecube do platinum games?
Do Gamecube do platinum games?
I think the video will only send a signal through in the same format it receives it.
Ie, plug a scart lead in, the video will send the signal out therough the scart socket that connects to the tv.
Equally, put a normal av ariel lead (the N64) into the video, and it'll only send the signal out through the video's av output.
It looks like you'll need a special lead, I'm afraid.
(Try using the N64's one)
Disclaimer: I may be wrong :^)
Ie, plug a scart lead in, the video will send the signal out therough the scart socket that connects to the tv.
Equally, put a normal av ariel lead (the N64) into the video, and it'll only send the signal out through the video's av output.
It looks like you'll need a special lead, I'm afraid.
(Try using the N64's one)
Disclaimer: I may be wrong :^)
I need a little help:
I want to play my gamecube on a t.v. which has no scart socket, but I have a video player with scart sockets, is it possible to connect the video player up to the t.v. and then connect the cube up to the video player and be able to play it on the t.v.?
When I had an N64 I did it this way, but it was with a different t.v. and video, also the N64 didn't use scart. I have tried connecting the cube up to the video and the video to the t.v. but cannot seem to get a reception through to the t.v., also the t.v. is rather old, it needs to be tuned up manually.
I can manage to get a video to appear on the t.v. with full sound, but when I turn on the cube and try to tune it, it doesn't pick anything up.
Would appreciate some help, thankyou.
I want to play my gamecube on a t.v. which has no scart socket, but I have a video player with scart sockets, is it possible to connect the video player up to the t.v. and then connect the cube up to the video player and be able to play it on the t.v.?
When I had an N64 I did it this way, but it was with a different t.v. and video, also the N64 didn't use scart. I have tried connecting the cube up to the video and the video to the t.v. but cannot seem to get a reception through to the t.v., also the t.v. is rather old, it needs to be tuned up manually.
I can manage to get a video to appear on the t.v. with full sound, but when I turn on the cube and try to tune it, it doesn't pick anything up.
Would appreciate some help, thankyou.
EVERYTHING's against you!!
EVERYONE's out to get you!!
Run, now - VERY fast!!
:D
EVERYONE's out to get you!!
Run, now - VERY fast!!
:D
I see a little v and a big V
What the hell is up with that?
Please tell me you see it too...
Please tell me you see it too...
Lower case : v
Upper case : V
Upper case : V
*Tries stuff*
EV
V
LV
EN
EV
V
LV
EN
Page: