COPYING GAMECUBE GAMES?

[freak_in_cage_10k]

got it lost in the game

[freak_in_cage_10k]

ohh baby baby!!!!!!!!

someone had better report my waste of bandwidth quick, i cant help myself!!!! ARGH!!!!!!!!!

[Craig Tucker]

OH NO!!!!!! what are you doing jeex?! the precious bandwidth!!!!! how DARE you make a post which doesn;t help someone!!! ARGHG!!?!??! your going to kill us all!!!!!! what do you think you are doing?! not only do you waste our bandwidth, your trying to up your post by PRETENDING to be mad arnt you!?!??! thats a very serious crime!!! because, we all KNOW that the more posts someone of your stature have the more important and the more knowlegable you are!!! lets all bow down to jeex, afterall, he isn;t "wasting" his unbelievibly rare bandwidth, oh no, hes putting it to good use with comments like "burn in hell"!!!!

what a wanker

The informal warning I gave to jeex also applies to all members of the board, be civil or recieve formal warnings. This is the last informal warning I am giving in this thread. Any more inflamatory remarks and I will issue a yellow card and lock the thread.

Lets all be nice

[lordsmurf]

Yeah, enough of the crap... I was hoping to find info about copying GC games.

So, DOES anybody have info on GC games or not ?

Besides the oddball method above. I only want a chip or swap type method.

[ps2daddy]

Yeah, enough of the crap... I was hoping to find info about copying GC games.

So, DOES anybody have info on GC games or not ?

Besides the oddball method above. I only want a chip or swap type method.

The streaming from your computer is the only method so far

Lik-sang supposedly had developed a chip last year but they got sued by nintendo and was told to stop selling gameboy backup devices and no more mention of the chip from them

[jeex]

actually there is a chip.. this is from sources that have been reliable in the past.. but the chip is "private" right now..

maybe its the lik-sang chip.. i dunno tho.