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Copy Gamecube Games – Prevent Scratched Discs Today

Josh Bennett — Tue, 22 Feb 2011 19:33:33 +0000

The Gamecube is one of the most popular consoles on the market, mostly because it is incredibly cheap. You could actually find yourself pickup one up for about fifteen dollars, but surprisingly enough, the games are incredibly expensive. The problem is that the games are very, very popular. If that doesn’t make sense then you should take some time to consider the fact that several Resident Evil remakes were ported to the Gamecube, and while they were superior, the decline of the Gamecube took them down, and with that being the case, they are some of the most sought after games in existence. The same applies to nearly all Gamecube games, and the ability to copy Gamecube games would be absolutely priceless.

Copy Gamecube Games – How To Go About Copying Your Games Fast

If you want to copy Gamecube games then you will need to make sure you have the right tools. When we say the right tools we do of course mean software that is capable of copying Gamecube games. As luck would have it, Gamecube games are pressed onto minidiscs which are not proprietary, and this means you can place them into any DVD-ROM drive.

Finding the right software to copy Gamecube games should be relatively easy. All you will need to do is run a simple internet search and soon enough you will come up with a list of programs that an aid you in your copying efforts. While there are some who might say this is immoral, there are also those who would say paying several hundred dollars for one game is only okay the first time.

The only question left now is which program you are going to try. As we said before there are quite a few, and many of them are relatively cheap. In fact, some of the programs like Copy any Game or EZ Backup Wizard and a few others will actually cost you about $29.99, and while this can be quite a bit of money in these difficult economic times, it is still much cheaper than attempting to replace your entire Gamecube library.

Copy Gamecube Games – Final Thoughts And Notes

As you can see, there are more than a few benefits to the use of this software, and once you give it a try you will undoubtedly wonder how you got along without the ability to copy Gamecube games in the past. The right software will give you the ability to copy any game, which means you can go to the store, buy a new game, copy it, and play from the copy indefinitely. This will preserve the original, giving you the ability to play as many times as you want! It may sound too good to be true, but technology has come a long way, and duplicates are in style.

What’s a good clone of Mortal Kombat?

Josh Bennett — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 14:27:05 +0000

Ben W asked:

My younger brother by two years is looking into buying a copy of one of the Mortal Kombat games, probably ‘Deception’. I’m not particularly fond of the idea, mainly because I would be rather embarrassed to have a game with an M rating around the house. I’m not particularly squeemish about the blood or anything, but the prospect of coming home from school and seeing him playing an exceptionally violent game doesn’t appeal to me. My parents are involved in this discussion, too, since 13-year old Danny isn’t allowed to buy the game on his own, of course. I cannot veto him totally, but I would like to find and suggest an alternative fighting game clone of Mortal Kombat. The only systems we have are a Gamecube and our 2004 PC, which runs relatively well. Any ideas?

Some one help I have asked like a million times?

Josh Bennett — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 10:32:22 +0000

tayloranspach asked:

For the game “The Sims 2 Pets” for gamecube, I need to know the max motives cheat. OK if it is Up,x,Up,Right,Z then please explain why it does not do anything not matter what i try, please don’t copy what other people say because i have found alot of people who are incorrect. Thank you ^_^

Should I keep or return?

Josh Bennett — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 20:53:46 +0000

Jaws asked:

My parents and wife went in to get me a Nintendo Wii for Christmas. I received a copy of Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess as well as a couple other games. I got LoZTP last Christmas for my Gamecube, and I have beaten the game as well as found everything in it. Is the Wii version totally different besides the control? Is it worth keeping for the controls or should I return it since I already have the game for Gamecube? I was thinking of returning it and exchanging it for Metroid or Paper Mario. What do you think?

Nintendo Wii/TX1501 DDR pad compatibility?

Josh Bennett — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 01:20:48 +0000

amandamccabe@btinternet.com asked:

Does anyone know if I can use my TX1501 metal DDR pad with my Nintendo Wii? I’ve been offered a copy of Mario Mix for the gamecube (which of course was packed away when my Wii joined the family!). I didn’t have a dance pad for the Gamecube anyway, so that’s irrelevant.
I can’t really test if the Wii will recognise the pad as a dance pad if I plug it in via USB as I don’t have the game to test it yet… the friend who has offered it to me lives 300 miles away and it would be pointless her mailing it to me if I can’t actually play it!

Anyone Know how to set up a LAN connection for Gamecube?

Josh Bennett — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 21:55:59 +0000

imalitlteapot asked:

I have 3 copies of mario Kart Double Dash, and i know its possible to hook up more gamecubes for a LAN game. I just don’t know how to do it or what i would need.
PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Final Fantasy VII and VIII for PC-where?

Josh Bennett — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 07:04:14 +0000

mara_jade_07 asked:

Ok, I know most of you would say buy a PlayStation, that is just not an option form me, I’ve heard some say that there are emulators you can install but do those really work and more importantly are they safe?
Amazon and ebay users want to charge 50 -250 dollars which is quite ridiculous, the only other consoles I have are n64, gamecube, wii and ds

So is it really best to try to emulate a playstation or does someone know where I can find a copy.
Or is there a PC game download site I can really trust? (and I mean download legally)

Selling my Xbox 360 on eBay, give me a estimate of how much money I would get please?

Josh Bennett — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 02:26:38 +0000

Hello, is this thing working??? asked:

Ok here we go I’m selling my Xbox 360 on eBay. I’ve previously sold my PS2, Gamecube, & PSP on eBay so I’m familiar with it. Ok so here is what I have….

-Xbox 360 Premium with 30Gig Harddrive

-Wired Controller Only (Sold Wireless a while ago)

-Intec Glow Stand

-Original Xbox 360 Headset

-Ethernet Cord for Xbox Live

-7 Games (Call of Duty 2, Call of Duty 3, Call of Duty 4 with two copies, Need For Speed: Carbon, Battlefield 2: Modern Combat, & Grand Theft Auto 4)

So how much do you think I would get for it. Do you think I would get a price near this guy since we basically have the same amount of stuff.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Xbox-360-Used-Excellent-Condition-Many-Extras_W0QQitemZ230288925741QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item230288925741&_trkparms=39%3A1|66%3A4|65%3A1|240%3A1318&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14#ebayphotohosting

Also I have good rep on eBay my feedback score is 24 so I should attract good buyers

Selling my Xbox 360 on eBay, give me a estimate of how much money I would get please?

Josh Bennett — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 07:30:15 +0000

-Xbox 360 Premium with 30Gig Harddrive

-Wired Controller Only (Sold Wireless a while ago)

-Intec Glow Stand

-Original Xbox 360 Headset

-Ethernet Cord for Xbox Live

-7 Games (Call of Duty 2, Call of Duty 3, Call of Duty 4 with two copies, Need For Speed: Carbon, Battlefield 2: Modern Combat, & Grand Theft Auto 4)

So how much do you think I would get for it. Do you think I would get a price near this guy since we basically have the same amount of stuff.

Also I have good rep on eBay my feedback score is 24 so I should attract good buyers

Rental video game will not run?

Josh Bennett — Sat, 03 Jul 2010 13:54:04 +0000

A_L asked:

So, I got Tales of Symphonia for Gamecube from Gamefly not long ago. Five minutes into the game, a message popped up saying the game disc could not be read and I had no other option than to turn it off, losing all data. I painstakingly redid everything with the disc running on the Wii, and no difference. Therefore, I assumed that something must be wrong with the disc and Gamefly immediately sent me another copy, which I tried today. I got about forty minutes in this time when the same thing happened. I really don’t want to go over everything again! Should I send this back to Gamefly (again), or just move on and assume something is wrong with the Gamecube and/or Wii??