The NEW Build Your Own Arcade Controls
Main => Consoles => Topic started by: daywane on July 06, 2005, 05:08:27 pm
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http://www.mod-chip.com/index-cart-us.php?go=en/select_ps2_main.htm
the goob or viper
hmmm. link above did not go were I wanted! lets try this
www.mod-chip.com/en/select_gamecube.htm
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viper was teh first, but i've heard good things about the others as well. I dont think you can go wrong with either. I do believe the qoob one has USB though, instead of a serial connector.
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for initial firmware flashing. After teh first time, you can update via disk for both of them, unless there is additional functionality that I'm unaware of.
I'm not an expert on teh subject
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well... seems like new grounds to open here,
I do have 2 game cubes. ;)
maybe 1 at a time and do a review.
on witch is the least difficult one to install, pros and cons
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That'd be great. I'm kinda halfway keeping an eye on the Game Cube mod scene and would be interested to know how it turns out.
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might want to check into the xecuter case mods and see what they recomend for a modchip. those new cases they designed are top notch
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you can find a ton of info and tutorials here (http://modthatcube.pxn-os.com/main.htm)
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I have a qoob pro. It has some nice features like more memory banks so you can flash applications on it like the action replay chea engine. Plus the bios gets updated frequently unlike the viper
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qoob...
How the heck do you say that? ???
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qoob...
How the heck do you say that? ???
Cube. ;)
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qoob...
How the heck do you say that? ???
Cube. ;)
I feel like a friggen idiot! I was trying to sound it out phonetically, the best I could come up with was kw
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don't fell alone. I could not figure it out eather.
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Qoob works just fine. I've heard more problems with viper, alot of people switching to qoob now. I just installed 2 Qoob SX's over the weekend and they are flawless. The only think you might have to do is tweak your laser to read DVD-R's. If you want to be able to "backup" games you need a broadband adapter or a Qoob Pro, which can both be hooked up to a PC, because the GC rom reads media backwards, so there's no way of copying from a normal PC DVD drive. Well worth the $39 USD :)