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roblem Solved: Solution will be posted here when it's done. (please wait +- 6days for this, 'cause I won't have much time on my hands within the next 5 days)
Hi everyone,
Like many gameboymicro owners, I want to be able to connect mine to a gamecube.
If you are one of them, you've probably seen Cheap Ass gamer's solution that shows you one possibility.
I'm willing to give that one a try,
Short overview of my situation;
I have:
All i need is a GBmicro->NGC cable, hence the reason why I made this topic.
EDIT: the following theoretical solutions would have only worked with official nintendo link cables so this isn't an option for many people i think
PLACEHOLDER FOR GAMEBOYMICRO CABLE GUIDE
Hi everyone,
Like many gameboymicro owners, I want to be able to connect mine to a gamecube.
If you are one of them, you've probably seen Cheap Ass gamer's solution that shows you one possibility.
I'm willing to give that one a try,
Short overview of my situation;
I have:
- Wii (with LoZ:Four Swords)
- Gamecube+gameboyplayer
- 2 GBA's (purple and pink)
- 1 GBmicro
- 5 GBA->NGC link cables (one of them is the official one)
- (and 1 "fourplayer-multiplayer" GBA link)
All i need is a GBmicro->NGC cable, hence the reason why I made this topic.
EDIT: the following theoretical solutions would have only worked with official nintendo link cables so this isn't an option for many people i think
SOLUTION 1
Follow cheap ass gamer's solution.
What do I still need to buy?
SOLUTION 2
Meet two of my gba link cables:
The Official one:
The Piranha Xtreme one:
In the second picture, you'll notice that there's a hole in this one. Meaning that i could plug another cable in it!
That would reduce the problem to the same as connecting a gameboy micro to a GBA port:
like this:
Meaning that if i could get my hands on a Game Boy Micro Game Link Cable and a Game Boy Micro Game Link Convertor (as seen on this site: http://www.gameboy-micro.com/accessories.htm) i could solve the problem without any soldering!
Though i'd still need a Game Boy Micro Game Link Cable and a Game Boy Micro Game Link Convertor.
Now, my question is,
Does anybody know a site where i can get these items?
Knowing that I live in Belgium, Europe.
I really can't find them, and if I do, all it says is "sold out"....
If i could get my hands on a Link Cable, it would be great!
If i could get my hands on both, the Link cable ànd Convertor, it would be awesome!!!
Many thanks in advance
Follow cheap ass gamer's solution.
What do I still need to buy?
QUOTE said:Requirements:
1) An Official Nintendo Game Boy Micro Game Link Cable.
2) Any Gameboy Advance to Gamecube Link Cable.(CHECK)
recommended: Official Nintendo Gamecube to Game Boy Advance Connector Cable
SOLUTION 2
Meet two of my gba link cables:
The Official one:

The Piranha Xtreme one:


In the second picture, you'll notice that there's a hole in this one. Meaning that i could plug another cable in it!
That would reduce the problem to the same as connecting a gameboy micro to a GBA port:
like this:

Meaning that if i could get my hands on a Game Boy Micro Game Link Cable and a Game Boy Micro Game Link Convertor (as seen on this site: http://www.gameboy-micro.com/accessories.htm) i could solve the problem without any soldering!
Though i'd still need a Game Boy Micro Game Link Cable and a Game Boy Micro Game Link Convertor.
Now, my question is,
Does anybody know a site where i can get these items?
Knowing that I live in Belgium, Europe.
I really can't find them, and if I do, all it says is "sold out"....
If i could get my hands on a Link Cable, it would be great!
If i could get my hands on both, the Link cable ànd Convertor, it would be awesome!!!
Many thanks in advance

PLACEHOLDER FOR GAMEBOYMICRO CABLE GUIDE
Thanks to this site http://www.mksmks.de/technical/gbmtocube.htm
I've been able to construct my own GameboyMicro -> NGC cable!
Though I had to do some things quite different
I'll post a report on this for people that might find this usefull.
I took a lot of pictures, so here's proof that it's possible
EDIT:
Oh and i'll also take a picture of the cable itself ofcourse
(yeah i'm sorry, i'm just so euphoric it works I had to tell someone
)
I've been able to construct my own GameboyMicro -> NGC cable!

Though I had to do some things quite different

I'll post a report on this for people that might find this usefull.
I took a lot of pictures, so here's proof that it's possible

EDIT:
Oh and i'll also take a picture of the cable itself ofcourse

(yeah i'm sorry, i'm just so euphoric it works I had to tell someone











