First Mod Chip For GameCube

[TechZ]

- Viper GC is the world's first amateur coding module for NGC. The onboard flash memory allows users to boot Homebrew applications, loaders or BIOS'. A high speed parallel port programmer is provided along with the FFC cable to connect to the Viper GC main module. An intuitive PC application has been authored to facilitate easy transfer of BIOS', loaders or Homebrew applications to the flash memory. Viper Gc is based around the Actel ProAsic Plus FPGA, providing flexibility and security to ensure that the user gets the product they ordered, not a cheap clone. The viper GC's tailored PC application will enable users to transfer code via their PC Parallel port to the module's flash memory. The Viper GC has just 4 wires to solder and two connectors which could assume control of the lid sensor switch, should the appropriate commands be included in a third party BIOS release.

[Stalemate]

And that is still not going to get me interested in getting one.

The only thing that could replace the PS2's allure to me is Halo 2's availability on the XBox.

[TechZ]

The GC has some good games though.

[Stalemate]

The GC has some good games though.

...yeah... FOR BABIES!

[jaeger]

...yeah... FOR BABIES!

The irony.

[TechZ]

no I still like Mario, and I aint no baby!

[Stalemate]

no I still like Mario, and I aint no baby!

Suuuuuuuuuure.

[+Daemon+]

got my GC just for zelda and theres a new zelda comming out cant wait, my xbox is for them games I cant get on pc and umm my ps2 is for gta and metal gear solid

[TechZ]

See above post adept, there are plenty of good games a GC can play.

[Richard1]

Adding these chipsets is not usually easy and requires some technical knowledge. If I was going to take the time to hack one I would want to do the Xbox. It is a 733mghz computer essentially. You can wirelessly network it into your home network and you can do a lot of other things such as, store music, video,and data, as well as gameplay.
There is a book that you can purchase that might interest you called "Game Console Hacking." It covers a lot of different consoles from the Atari 2600 to the XBox and PS2

http://books.internet.com/books/1931836310/

[Stalemate]

Adding these chipsets is not usually easy and requires some technical knowledge. If I was going to take the time to hack one I would want to do the Xbox. It is a 733mghz computer essentially. You can wirelessly network it into your home network and you can do a lot of other things such as, store music, video,and data, as well as gameplay.
There is a book that you can purchase that might interest you called "Game Console Hacking." It covers a lot of different consoles from the Atari 2600 to the XBox and PS2

http://books.internet.com/books/1931836310/

Hmmm.

An administrator I was unaware of... Welcome to WD, by the way, as this seems to be your first post.



A friend of mine has turned his XBox (bought used) into a media center PC which does just that - WLAN connected too.

[Stalemate]

I forgot to reiterate:


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[iceman]

Adding these chipsets is not usually easy and requires some technical knowledge. If I was going to take the time to hack one I would want to do the Xbox. It is a 733mghz computer essentially. You can wirelessly network it into your home network and you can do a lot of other things such as, store music, video,and data, as well as gameplay.
There is a book that you can purchase that might interest you called "Game Console Hacking." It covers a lot of different consoles from the Atari 2600 to the XBox and PS2

http://books.internet.com/books/1931836310/

An Admin with only 2 posts! Cool! Sign me up!

[jaeger]

Gamecube for kids.
PS2 for adolescents.
XBox for annoying teenagers.
PCs for gamers.

[Stalemate]

Gamecube for kids.
PS2 for adolescents.
XBox for annoying teenagers.
PCs for gamers.

There we go.

In a nutshell.

Summarized.

Abridged.

Condensed.