Anyway to set it up with just the wii and gamecube?
since the wii can backup the gc games now...
anyway to get it running?
since the wii can backup the gc games now...
anyway to get it running?
I think GCOS would be easier because since SD Gecko's only go up to 2GB, you could only fit 1 game on there. But with burning the games on DVDs, you have an unlimited supply. I don't know how much space a USB Gecko has though.Miles said:You could install the Gamecube Homebrew launcher, and us an SD Gecko or USB Geco to load up SD Boot or USB Boot.
It doesn't play all the games, but it plays a good number.
Some games I couldn't get working were Tales of Symphonia, and Pikmin.
Actually SD Boot can read my non-SDHC 4GB cards fine, and apparently it can read SDHC, but I never tried.Sportsmaniac1322 said:I think GCOS would be easier because since SD Gecko's only go up to 2GB, you could only fit 1 game on there. But with burning the games on DVDs, you have an unlimited supply. I don't know how much space a USB Gecko has though.
I disagree. With the combination of a modchip and GCOS multidisc, the Wii can play almost every game from any region. I've burned around 15 backups, and had no problems with any of them.Miles said:Honestly, if you have a gamecube already, I'd say either get a mod chip or get SD Media Launcher and Action Replay.
The Wii can do it, but it's not 100%, or probably even 75% for that matter.
Sportsmaniac1322 said:I disagree. With the combination of a modchip and GCOS multidisc, the Wii can play almost every game from any region. I've burned around 15 backups, and had no problems with any of them.Miles said:Honestly, if you have a gamecube already, I'd say either get a mod chip or get SD Media Launcher and Action Replay.
The Wii can do it, but it's not 100%, or probably even 75% for that matter.