Matlock said:
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Matlock said:
Hollywood said:Their all pains in the ass, but this one even more so since you can't actually have the discs to play inside the system. You don't have a format to go into the system, with ps2 and xbox once its modded, you just put in burned games. You need a whole seperate drive and connection to do it on GC.
Point Y looks a bit too much for the average personHajaz said:the soldering itself looks pretty easy.
http://www.ps2ownz.com/ViperGC_Wires_Install.jpg
no... seriously, where do all of these weird gamecube rumors come form? they don't spin backwards, they are standard "small" sized discs, they dont read from the outside in, they just have a really good, accurate encryption method.Neo_ZX said:Isn't the GC disc hole a different size than normal media?
IndeedImNotLikeThem said:no... seriously, where do all of these weird gamecube rumors come form? they don't spin backwards, they are standard "small" sized discs, they dont read from the outside in, they just have a really good, accurate encryption method.
The Real GC Scene Speaks Out Concerning ViperGC
Apparently the recently announced gamecube modchip has stirred some controversy due to its development. Many sources have complained that this is not much more than a rip of tmbinc's original hardware work. Now tmbinc has spoken out concering some new development coming out before the end of the year, in effect disclosing all information on how to make your own viper-like hardware in order to keep commercial proliferation of the scene away.
From all of the staff at ps2-scene.org we want to publically say we are fully behind the work of tmbinc and those that contribute to the GC scene with no commercial aspirations.
You can read the entire thread concerning the ViperGc and tmbinc's work Here
we have also added some links to dextrose forums and gcdev into our gamecube section.
Cobra Bios confirmed to work ( 17.12.2004 )
We had the chance to test the Cobra Bios finally and we can now confirm that it really works. We first tested it with an ISO of Zelda the four swords on a Datatrack Mini DVD-R which didnt work, then we went one step further and burned the same ISO to a normal size Verbatim DVD-R in 4x Speed and tested it after taking off the complete lid of the Gamecube. This one works just perfect. We'll set up a small movie in a few minutes for all you who can't wait to see their own mod working![]()
So you have to take the case off the GCN AND mod it to work?The Faceless Master said:Gamefreax confirms...
ImNotLikeThem said:no... seriously, where do all of these weird gamecube rumors come form? they don't spin backwards, they are standard "small" sized discs, they dont read from the outside in, they just have a really good, accurate encryption method.
i said this a few years ago, back when people were still speculating...Society said:So you have to take the case off the GCN AND mod it to work?
Congrats to them for the tech, however I do not see this being popular at all.
yah but 8CM media costs moreStryder said:If you read my post above, I don't think it sounds like people will have to resort to removing or changing the lid for the gamecube.
Which would you rather? spend a few extra $$ on these mini-dvdr's or to hack off the top of your console so that you can use regular size dvds?The Faceless Master said:yah but 8CM media costs more
i'd rather just buy games...Stryder said:Which would you rather? spend a few extra $$ on these mini-dvdr's or to hack off the top of your console so that you can use regular size dvds?
Next thing you know, you'll be telling us you'd rather not have a Zelda game where Ganon kills Zelda and Link is burning with generic rage.The Faceless Master said:i'd rather just buy games...