@@travis8106 Yes, it is the same reason why the vast majority of fan games in general are Nintendo-based or inspired: because of the company's large following.
@@LightningJosue It's safe to assume that project began before the Switch was even a thing. Similar to how there were many big PS2-only titles that came out in the first year or so of the PS3.
Why I still have all my game consoles hooked since I was a kid. GC, Wii, WiiU, PS3, NES, SNES, PS4, PS5 for the newer game Nintendo and PlayStation have a similar issue.
Having the option to outright purchase the retro games offered on the NSO service would be a very welcome addition to the next system Nintendo releases. The games offered are great, I am just tired of essentially renting these games every month/year.
I think one of the main reason's why we aren't getting Gamecube is Storage. Plenty of Gamecube games are around 1-1.5gb in size. I could imagine not all of them would be downloaded at once. Also VGA CRT is the best way to view Gamecube. All the 6th gen consoles should of had VGA out for that crisp 480p out on computer monitors
It's been 17 years since the Wii, and the N64 has been the newst retro platform available to play on the Wii, Wii U, and now Switch. For 17 years Nintendo have been able to successfulyy resell the same selection of older games, and with the success of full priced versions of Pikmin.and Metroid, Nintendo have learned that they have no incentive to provide any kind of mass Gamecube support on switch online
Got a GameCube with digital port a month back and I’ve been loving my time with it. Got a HDMI adapter for it and I’m surprised how many games support progressive scan and how good they look on HD tv
I use the Carby with my Gamecube, and it’s great! Before I got that, I was using the Retrotink mini and it’s included Nintendo multi out to s-video cable. That older way I was connecting the cube is a good option for those late model GameCubes without the digital out port
Yeah, the best solution for me to play retro consoles is to just get an old CRT tv. The amount of cables and adapters and boxes and money and headache to set them up on the living room tv is just too much. If you own retro console, there's a good chance you own more than one. Might as well make a dedicated corner that's not crowding your living room tv. But it's just me.
I have a GCHD Mk2 and it’s brilliant! That said I’ve learnt more on EmuDeck on my Steam Deck. Using a Switch GC style controller and putting the SD in the dock is a great way to play as well.
Surprised your HDMI to VGA adapter actually worked. I tried the same setup (GCHD Mk II, Rankie adapter, and a CRT VGA monitor) with mine and it would just blank out every few seconds, even when powered. I tried two of them and both had the same issue, and even tried it with a PS3 for good measure, which also did the same problem.
With Nintendo Switch Online: It should be clear by now that Nintendo is adding systems slowly, roughly a couple every other year, and in roughly the order of existence. So therefore, it should be obvious that we may see the addition of both GameCube and TurboGrafx-16 in 2025, maybe late 2024 at the earliest. And before you say that there's too many GameCube titles getting ports, so far, all the first-party ones were also on Wii. But in the meantime, 2024 will offer quite a few GBA titles, one almost every month. I'll even go as far as to say that A Link to the Past: Four Swords could make it's grand return next year.
Shoot, thanks for reminding me! I still have to do a review on the BattlerGC! I've had this thing since launch and keep putting it off. XD Yeah, it's a solid controller, but I was having issues with the firmware at launch, so I put it on the backburner. Mine wouldn't sleep; the dongle just kept searching constantly for it.
Nintendo GameCube is the main source for many epic games and remasters released for Switch. For this reason, he will not have his own channel within the Nintendo online platform.
Great video! Just wanted to point out that Nintendo has done a few more rounds of the Smash Bros OEM GC controller since Smash 4 on the Wii-U; in fact, the image you had in your video is of one of the newer revisions released during the Switch life cycle (I recently bought one retail). Problem is they sell out insanely fast! So don't hold off on getting one if you see them available. They are slightly improved over the ones released during the Wii-U's life cycle and easier to find, but if you don't have access to the official packaging, you can identify the differences via the logo in the middle of the controller: the Wii U edition has the Smash logo with flames, while the later revision is the more minimalistic logo associated with Ultimate. Cheers!
How is playing it on a wii u the original hardware? and whats the difference between playing it on original hardware or not? Honest question, I'm new to modding
@@SwEtchinmusic The Wii U has a wii built in so plays gamecube games natively. You need to mod it as Nintendo locked it on a software level. As the wii u output is through hdmi it makes run at 480p progressive scan so they look great.
@@SwEtchinmusic Some may already own the consoles and games from their childhood and its simply their preference. They feel some of the experience is lost when emulating. The consoles, controllers, peripherals, games, manuals, the TV etc. Others don't like dealing with emulation hiccups that crop up from time to time in games and would prefer they simply run as intended on original hardware. Especially if you're a professional speedrunner. Emulating isn't wrong though it's just another preference. It's definitely the more cost effective method for most people.
new swittch witll not make gamecube games come to the nintendo service thing. They don't do itb, cause they can charge 20-30$ per gamecube gameb, for as long as people are willing to pay 20-30$ per gamecube game, nintendo will keep doing this
Lol how can you think switch cant run gamecube, a jailbroken switch can emulate gamecube just fine , Nintendo would rather port them than give them for free is why theres no gamecube on the NSO
I know this was won't be popular but the GameCube wasn't that great, of course there was a few good games but u grew up before it and after, and it was never popular from what I remember, old age does that to you, that could be why, love the channel!
The GC was an amazing system with many great games. It did not sell well though. I have many more fond memories of it over the PS2. Mostly because I played the GC with friends and I played the PS2 alone.
@@CasepbX understandable, I was probably just too old for it, I had nothing but nintendo until I got my gamecube and the love for it completely fell apart, nothing against nintendo, just my experience
I'd prefer them to just continue remastering GC games. I also wanted GC games on NSO, but MP Remastered really changed my mind on this.
100% - Prefer to have a chance to get them either as is or remastered in a physical form, instead of just available in the subscription service
There really is a reason why Emulation is used primarily for Nintendo games
@@travis8106 Yes, it is the same reason why the vast majority of fan games in general are Nintendo-based or inspired: because of the company's large following.
I love remasters too but they did GameCube fans so dirty when they remastered Luigi’s Mansion on the 3DS
@@LightningJosue It's safe to assume that project began before the Switch was even a thing.
Similar to how there were many big PS2-only titles that came out in the first year or so of the PS3.
Why I still have all my game consoles hooked since I was a kid.
GC, Wii, WiiU, PS3, NES, SNES, PS4, PS5 for the newer game
Nintendo and PlayStation have a similar issue.
4:25 Just use a S-video cable, much better than a composite cable.
Having the option to outright purchase the retro games offered on the NSO service would be a very welcome addition to the next system Nintendo releases. The games offered are great, I am just tired of essentially renting these games every month/year.
I think one of the main reason's why we aren't getting Gamecube is Storage. Plenty of Gamecube games are around 1-1.5gb in size. I could imagine not all of them would be downloaded at once.
Also VGA CRT is the best way to view Gamecube. All the 6th gen consoles should of had VGA out for that crisp 480p out on computer monitors
Lol SKYRIM hold my gigs
It's been 17 years since the Wii, and the N64 has been the newst retro platform available to play on the Wii, Wii U, and now Switch. For 17 years Nintendo have been able to successfulyy resell the same selection of older games, and with the success of full priced versions of Pikmin.and Metroid, Nintendo have learned that they have no incentive to provide any kind of mass Gamecube support on switch online
Got a GameCube with digital port a month back and I’ve been loving my time with it. Got a HDMI adapter for it and I’m surprised how many games support progressive scan and how good they look on HD tv
Playing gamecube on an Apple monitor as God intended.
Still remember this litte console … even the CPU in it the PowerPC 750CXe or better known as G3 in Mac computers that time.
You didn't mention the best non-modded way to connect to the RetroTink 5x: Eon GCHD with HD Retrovision Wii component cables.
Having used the Karby for a year, IT IS A MUST
I use the Carby with my Gamecube, and it’s great! Before I got that, I was using the Retrotink mini and it’s included Nintendo multi out to s-video cable. That older way I was connecting the cube is a good option for those late model GameCubes without the digital out port
It cant send messages to your friends. Even the original Wii can do that.
It’s to promote child safety
@@NA-xp2cr They encourage people to use their smartphones instead... A platform Nintendo can't moderate for anything harmful to children.
Yeah, the best solution for me to play retro consoles is to just get an old CRT tv.
The amount of cables and adapters and boxes and money and headache to set them up on the living room tv is just too much.
If you own retro console, there's a good chance you own more than one. Might as well make a dedicated corner that's not crowding your living room tv.
But it's just me.
The tube on the Apple Studio Display is really REALLY high quality
I’m hoping in September we get GameCube nso since not all GC games will be remastered
I have a GCHD Mk2 and it’s brilliant! That said I’ve learnt more on EmuDeck on my Steam Deck. Using a Switch GC style controller and putting the SD in the dock is a great way to play as well.
Surprised your HDMI to VGA adapter actually worked. I tried the same setup (GCHD Mk II, Rankie adapter, and a CRT VGA monitor) with mine and it would just blank out every few seconds, even when powered. I tried two of them and both had the same issue, and even tried it with a PS3 for good measure, which also did the same problem.
It's even better if you have a Nintendo Wii since it can play all GameCube games in great quality on the Wii component cables
That hack for using the Apple CRT display is goated.
With Nintendo Switch Online: It should be clear by now that Nintendo is adding systems slowly, roughly a couple every other year, and in roughly the order of existence. So therefore, it should be obvious that we may see the addition of both GameCube and TurboGrafx-16 in 2025, maybe late 2024 at the earliest. And before you say that there's too many GameCube titles getting ports, so far, all the first-party ones were also on Wii. But in the meantime, 2024 will offer quite a few GBA titles, one almost every month. I'll even go as far as to say that A Link to the Past: Four Swords could make it's grand return next year.
Shoot, thanks for reminding me! I still have to do a review on the BattlerGC! I've had this thing since launch and keep putting it off. XD
Yeah, it's a solid controller, but I was having issues with the firmware at launch, so I put it on the backburner. Mine wouldn't sleep; the dongle just kept searching constantly for it.
Hey Kev, could you take a look at the ANBERNIC RG353VS GAME CONSOLE?
Carby + rt5x! Get that 1080p! (Or 1440p)
I still have my wavebird still in working condition
Nintendo GameCube is the main source for many epic games and remasters released for Switch. For this reason, he will not have his own channel within the Nintendo online platform.
Great video! Just wanted to point out that Nintendo has done a few more rounds of the Smash Bros OEM GC controller since Smash 4 on the Wii-U; in fact, the image you had in your video is of one of the newer revisions released during the Switch life cycle (I recently bought one retail). Problem is they sell out insanely fast! So don't hold off on getting one if you see them available. They are slightly improved over the ones released during the Wii-U's life cycle and easier to find, but if you don't
have access to the official packaging, you can identify the differences via the logo in the middle of the controller: the Wii U edition has the Smash logo with flames, while the later revision is the more minimalistic logo associated with Ultimate. Cheers!
Nah dude! You can talk about any anime and it’s hilarious! I’m so ready for DBZ from the eyes of Yamcha
IM NOT WORRIED I KNOW ITS SLL COMING ZOON
Cube 🤝 Tube
Cool video!
(Other than dolphin) The best way to play GameCube games in the modern era is with a homebrewed wii imo
The little pinpricks of light throughout the video is really messing with me. Is it the camera? A filter? Neutrinos? haha
Buy a Wii U. Mod it and play gamecube games with original hardware and controller.
How is playing it on a wii u the original hardware? and whats the difference between playing it on original hardware or not? Honest question, I'm new to modding
@@SwEtchinmusic The Wii U has a wii built in so plays gamecube games natively. You need to mod it as Nintendo locked it on a software level. As the wii u output is through hdmi it makes run at 480p progressive scan so they look great.
Well good thing you have a Steam Deck which can play all GC games!
They have to do something better with nso. If they remaster gamecube games, then they need to beef up nso some other way.
SWITCH CANT WHAT???
Just use Dolphin, why do all this just to waste time and money?
Some prefer original hardware over emulation. This is specifically for them.
@@ians_parkswhat's the difference? Why is original hardware preferred?
@@SwEtchinmusic Some may already own the consoles and games from their childhood and its simply their preference. They feel some of the experience is lost when emulating. The consoles, controllers, peripherals, games, manuals, the TV etc.
Others don't like dealing with emulation hiccups that crop up from time to time in games and would prefer they simply run as intended on original hardware. Especially if you're a professional speedrunner.
Emulating isn't wrong though it's just another preference. It's definitely the more cost effective method for most people.
Thank you is so easy to emulate, why would you ever do this?
Not gonna happen! Nintendo are remaking remastering these titles.
I play GC every day on my fire stick you can do it on the switch stop it
new swittch witll not make gamecube games come to the nintendo service thing. They don't do itb, cause they can charge 20-30$ per gamecube gameb, for as long as people are willing to pay 20-30$ per gamecube game, nintendo will keep doing this
Lol how can you think switch cant run gamecube, a jailbroken switch can emulate gamecube just fine , Nintendo would rather port them than give them for free is why theres no gamecube on the NSO
Still Nintendon't....
I know this was won't be popular but the GameCube wasn't that great, of course there was a few good games but u grew up before it and after, and it was never popular from what I remember, old age does that to you, that could be why, love the channel!
The GC was an amazing system with many great games. It did not sell well though. I have many more fond memories of it over the PS2. Mostly because I played the GC with friends and I played the PS2 alone.
@@CasepbX understandable, I was probably just too old for it, I had nothing but nintendo until I got my gamecube and the love for it completely fell apart, nothing against nintendo, just my experience
This is inferior and more expensive to simply emulating on pc 🗿🗿🗿
First!
Still exist this type of comments in 2023?!? 🤔