GCN about gamecube memory cards pre-installed with exploits

[Blaze Uchiha]

well that's what to do, it's much better than playing on a real gamecube don't need memory cards, most games are upscaled and widescreen everything runs perfectly.
just buy this and that's all you need http://www.ebay.com/itm/Gamecube-Co...872709?hash=item41c7515e05:g:GyIAAOSwCmZZOmZu

I use Nintendont on my Wii U, but my buddy has a gamecube. You can't connect a Gamecube Memory Card to the Wii U. That's actually what I needed the Memory Card for.

 

[jefffisher]

I use Nintendont on my Wii U, but my buddy has a gamecube. You can't connect a Gamecube Memory Card to the Wii U. That's actually what I needed the Memory Card for.

ohhh in that case sell his gamecube and use the money to buy a wii playing gamecube games on the gamecube is no way to play the gamecube.
i misunderstood i thought you wanted to play gamecube games.
playing pirated games on gamecube is never fun or convenient.

 

[Blaze Uchiha]

ohhh in that case sell his gamecube and use the money to buy a wii playing gamecube games on the gamecube is no way to play the gamecube.
i misunderstood i thought you wanted to play gamecube games.
playing pirated games on gamecube is never fun or convenient.

Why not? They don't work right or something? I mean buying the blank disc and burning them isn't an issue and with the memory card exploit I saw in that video, it looks like it works perfectly fine...

 

[Lumstar]

There's no menu exploit for Gamecube. Super Smash Bros is one of several hackable games.
On every boot, you must use a commercially produced disc with valid region code to initialize homebrew.

Once a loader program like Swiss is open, then burned games may work. If the system's laser cooperates.

A modchip is more flexible. Drive chips allow loading homebrew directly from a burnt disc.
Other kind of chip have options like SDgecko or an internal SD card slot. Game compatibility varies somewhat depending on the method.

 

[Blaze Uchiha]

There's no menu exploit for Gamecube. Super Smash Bros is one of several hackable games.
On every boot, you must use a commercially produced disc with valid region code to initialize homebrew.

Once a loader program like Swiss is open, then burned games may work. If the system's laser cooperates.

A modchip is more flexible. Drive chips allow loading homebrew directly from a burnt disc.
Other kind of chip have options like SDgecko or an internal SD card slot. Game compatibility varies somewhat depending on the method.

Yeah I know that and that's not an issue. I'm not really confident in my soldiering skills

 

[Lumstar]

Okay let's set aside the soldering.
Foreign games are where you'll want to be cautious. Messing around can reformat the memory card. Some Japanese games expect the system is internally Japanese, and have issues when forced otherwise.

 

[Blaze Uchiha]

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Okay let's set aside the soldering.
Foreign games are where you'll want to be cautious. Messing around can reformat the memory card. Some Japanese games expect the system is internally Japanese, and have issues when forced otherwise.

what if I were to use a seperate memory card for japanese or respective regions exclusively? Would that be fine?

 

[Lumstar]

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what if I were to use a seperate memory card for japanese or respective regions exclusively? Would that be fine?

It helps. Less chance of mistakes.

Normally, games are region locked. The problem could only happen if you in fact inserted the card into a wrong region system.
But hacking complicates things.