Game Boy Player thoughts

[Jonbo298]

Originally Posted by TheGame

I think the only other thing that may happen is a GCN Hard Drive unless they made all the plugs down there uncapable of storing memory... in that case I don't expect anything to use it.

Well, considering the GBP covers up the entire bottom of the GCN, I doubt there will be an HD. Unless Nintendo somehow makes one the size of Serial Port 2.

[Stonecutter]

There is a way they could still do it.

have the hdd go into the other serial port, and go directly below the cube.

Then have the hdd have a pass through port in it, and have the GBP go under the harddrive.

so it would be

Cube
^bba into serial 1 ^HDD into high speed and serial 2
^GBP into hdd.

[Jonbo298]

Now that I think about it, I guess it is possible. Either the way you mentioned, or Nintendo could have some kind of small, thin cable that comes out of the Serial Port 2 and the HDD is underneath the GBP. I wish my photoshop skills were better then I could create a mock up of what I'm trying to say.

[Storm Eagle]

Originally Posted by Cyrax9

I suggest either connecting the GCN directly to the TV, and if you're running it through a VCR with S-VHS Playback, than use an S-Video Cable, if you can connect the GCN Directly to the TV Via either S-Video or Component Video cables, Nintendo Sells Component Cables Directly for $50.00 only, you can't buy them at a "Best Buy" or anything, and they also make an S-Video Cable which replaces the current Cable that came with your GCN, try either of them out, the S-Video Cable is probably the way to go, it's about $20 and is great for improving picture quality.

I don't have a GBP yet myself, but I might try it on both of my GCN's to.

You're wrong about the Nintendo Gamecube component cable price. It's actually $29.99.

[GameMaster]

I just got my GBP. It's cool. Now I'm only going to use my GBA SP when traveling. It's nice playing on a large screen (large when compared with a GBA screen ).