That's about the price you can get a used one for, so I guess it's worth it basically
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Mayo1990
The issue is that even if I bought another one I would eventually end up with the same issue over and over. GCs cost a bit more than that there, so I'd rather have mine fixed and call it done.
Uiaad
Remember when thinking about the price of things like this, you're not just paying for them to replace the caps, you're paying for the time they spent learning how to do it and the equipment that they use to do it properly.
lightwo
Well yeah, that's the cost of labour 
Anyway, kudos to you for breathing new life in your previously dead GameCube!
Also, fun fact: first revision GameCubes that have digital video out have better video than Wiis ever had, but since it's proprietary you can't make use of it unless you use a digital-to-digital (e.g. HDMI) adaptor. Still, personally, I love that!
Anyway, kudos to you for breathing new life in your previously dead GameCube!
Also, fun fact: first revision GameCubes that have digital video out have better video than Wiis ever had, but since it's proprietary you can't make use of it unless you use a digital-to-digital (e.g. HDMI) adaptor. Still, personally, I love that!