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I really like the clean layout. PVM's are great!
Very interested in the writeup, thanks.
I was looking into doing this a year ago but never followed through. I think I even bought a PAL cube on eBay with a 3-months long haul shipping time but I'm now realizing I never even received it, lol. Damn, I think it had Melee in the box too.
Ok, got my xeno chip (labeled xen8) from eBay. Went to put it in but attempted the quick solder pad method, this did not work for me and I fucked a pad pulling it off. So I had a bunch of NTSC cubes in the closet, pulled the drive out and did the wire method with kynar wire, took about 8 mins start to finish and way easier as you can see if you bridge any pads. So anyone wondering you can pull a drive out of a NTSC cube and use it on Pal :-) hooked it up and worked great. I used my NTSC gameboy boot disc no problem and tested about 3-4 other games they all booted fine. I bought some mini DVD-R's so I'll try to burn some of those other boot discs.
So if you can grab a pal cube (30 bucks) a GBA player (25) and a xeno chip (7) you too can play rgb GBA for about 62 bucks assuming you burn a boot disc...
Cell phone pics but you get the idea.
Where are you folks getting these magical $30 PAL gamecubes? Share your sources bro!
Just looking at eBay sold prices seems to be normal unless it comes with extras?
None of those are actually PAL gamecubes though. They're all just mis-listed US models it seems.
Hmmmm. I checked eBay.com.uk and they are 16 GBP there which is like 21 bucks with free shipping :-) maybe you could buy 4 of them and just cut shipping between 4 people :-) does rots pawn shop sell these?
Hmmmm. I checked eBay.com.uk and they are 16 GBP there which is like 21 bucks with free shipping :-) maybe you could buy 4 of them and just cut shipping between 4 people :-) does rots pawn shop sell these?
Hmmmm...that is the best idea I've heard all day. Any idea what discs support 240p?
I'd be all over a PAL GameCube group buy.
Ok, got my xeno chip (labeled xen8) from eBay. Went to put it in but attempted the quick solder pad method, this did not work for me and I fucked a pad pulling it off. So I had a bunch of NTSC cubes in the closet, pulled the drive out and did the wire method with kynar wire, took about 8 mins start to finish and way easier as you can see if you bridge any pads. So anyone wondering you can pull a drive out of a NTSC cube and use it on Pal :-) hooked it up and worked great. I used my NTSC gameboy boot disc no problem and tested about 3-4 other games they all booted fine. I bought some mini DVD-R's so I'll try to burn some of those other boot discs.
So if you can grab a pal cube (30 bucks) a GBA player (25) and a xeno chip (7) you too can play rgb GBA for about 62 bucks assuming you burn a boot disc...
Cell phone pics but you get the idea.
Ok, got my xeno chip (labeled xen8) from eBay. Went to put it in but attempted the quick solder pad method, this did not work for me and I fucked a pad pulling it off. So I had a bunch of NTSC cubes in the closet, pulled the drive out and did the wire method with kynar wire, took about 8 mins start to finish and way easier as you can see if you bridge any pads. So anyone wondering you can pull a drive out of a NTSC cube and use it on Pal :-) hooked it up and worked great. I used my NTSC gameboy boot disc no problem and tested about 3-4 other games they all booted fine. I bought some mini DVD-R's so I'll try to burn some of those other boot discs.
So if you can grab a pal cube (30 bucks) a GBA player (25) and a xeno chip (7) you too can play rgb GBA for about 62 bucks assuming you burn a boot disc...
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If you are in the market for an rgb monitor then yes, pick them up.
Make sure to try and get them for cheaper first but $150 for two of those monitors isn't bad.