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The '''Nintendo GameCube Broadband Adapter''' is a network adapter for the [[Nintendo GameCube]]. They were produced by [[Conexant]] and made in the Philippines. ==Hardware==

...rom that, it is very standard internally and 100% of the cartridge reading hardware is embedded in each cartridge. [[Category:Nintendo Hardware]]

Nintendo TDEV [[Category:Nintendo Hardware]]

The NPDP Cartridge interfaces with the Nintendo GameCube DVD interface. These can be used on a NPDP Console or GDEV-NPDP, t == Hardware ==

...ased by Datel in 2003 as direct competition to the Game Boy Player for the Nintendo GameCube. It uses software emulation that is bundled on a Datel pressed dis === Hardware pics ===

== Hardware == * [[:Category:MiscHardware|List of Miscellaneous Hardware]]

...mic recompilation of the N64 machine code to PowerPC machine code and full hardware accelerated graphics to achieve (mostly) full speed emulation. Currently th * Hardware Accelerated Graphics (glN64 ported to GX by sepp256)

== Gamecube hardware acronyms for CubeDocumented project == Audio Interface. Hardware responsible for DMA playback of PCM buffer and

== Hardware Variations == Nintendo officially released the SD Gecko (DOL-019) in Japan exclusively for users t

The GameCube is a video game console made by [[Nintendo]]. It’s marketed audience is children, yet many adults who grew up with t Nintendo’s Official GameCube Page - http://www.nintendo.com/systemsgcn

...cement modchip for the Nintendo Wii, which is attached solderless. It is a hardware & software clone of the [[Wiikey Fusion]], and ships with the v1.4 [[Wiikey

* Upgrades via USB, DVD or network (network upgrade requires a Nintendo GameCube Broadband Adapter). * Support for all retail hardware, including Panasonic Q.

Viper GC & Viper GC Extreme were modchips produced for the Nintendo Gamecube, each acting as an [[IPL Replacement]], with 128Kb and 2Mb program ...s rumoured that MentalCube was in fact the team (or individual) behind the hardware as well, which I was lucky enough to confirm in mid 2007. There was a rumou

...te is most commonly used by licensed software. It is upsampled to 48kHz in hardware prior to final output. <br /> ...dfourier-dac-48000-fade75 vs S1220A Nintendo Stereo AV Cable 32kHz (1).png|Nintendo Stereo AV Cable <br /> ^{{{nowrap|''With DOL-CPU-11''}}}

...tware. It still requires the [[wikipedia:Game Boy Player|Game Boy Player]] hardware. : ''Nintendo GameCube Component Video Cable?'' → <code>[[Game Boy Interface/High-Fidel

'''SDLoad''' is an older way of loading homebrew onto the Nintendo Gamecube, it was originally released in 2005 by Costis, and can be download ...w on a gamecube and unlike save game exploits does not initially require a Nintendo Wii or a previously homebrew enabled game cube to load a save-game exploit

*Nintendo Gamecube In our Case we use the /bin/init script to configure the rest of the hardware (swap, mounting, etc.) and then start our script/program.

...'' ('''GBI''') features an advanced video renderer exercising the GameCube hardware to its fullest. A port of mGBA for GameCube and Wii, dubbed [[Enhanced mGBA ! Nintendo GameCube

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