| Nintendo Broadband Network Adapter |
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| Nintendo Broadband Network Adapter costs $35.00 |
Play online compatible GameCube games with all your friends using the Gamecube Broadband Adpater. This Broadband Adapter is easy to hook up and opens a whole new world of gaming. Are you ready for online play?
This plugs into one of the serial ports below the GCN and allows to play games such as Phantasy Star Online over the web on a Cable or DSL Connection.
| GameCube Gameboy Player Adapter |
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| GameCube Gameboy Player Adapter |
Coming in May 2003, the Nintendo GameCube Game Boy Player will allow you to play more than 1,000 games designed for the original Game Boy, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance on your television through Nintendo GameCube! The Game Boy Player is a one-inch platform which connects to the bottom of the Nintendo GameCube, matching the Nintendo GameCube footprint and allowing players to use either their console controller or Game Boy Advance to control the action. Stay tuned for more information!
| Nintendo Wavebird Wireless Controller |
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| Nintendo Wavebird Wireless Controller costs $35.99 |
The WaveBird is the first wireless controller for the Nintendo GameCube and Panasonic GameQube. It can play from up to 30+ feet away from the system. And is an essential item for the Nintendo GameCube and the Panasonic GameQube. I reccomend it for all owners of the Nintendo GameCube and the Panasonic GameQube.
| G3 Controller |
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| G3 Controller costs $34.95 |
The G3 controller by Pelican Accessories is a great controller. It's been awhile since the day Pelican Accessories announced the G3 controller, and many people have waiting for its release and know its out on store shelves. This controller has all the buttons the regular Gamecube controller has and includes a turbo button, above the L button. Unlike other 3rd party controllers, the G3 controller is available in several different colors.
The controller has some nice features, but lets get to the performance. The G3 controller starts too fall a bit in the category. Lets get to each button. I'll start of with the joystick. This is one of the features I liked about the G3 controller. The joystick has some grip on the top so you can to just about anything and your thumb will stay on the stick, The regular Gamecube controller has something similar to this, but I liked the grip a little better, you thumb doesn't even slide off the stick.
The C-Stick has an up-side and a down-side. The up-side is its very comfortable. The down-side is there no grip, and if you rotate it a few times, your thumb will just slide off. The C-stick is painful if you rotate alot, the C-stick is comfortable, but not worth it. Everything else is normal, the A, B X, Y and the D-pad but something I notice is they click in more then the regular controller. On my regular controller, it has hard to tell even if I pressed the B button because I felt no click or anything, but the G3 controller has this nice feature to let gamers know if you pressed the button or not, I though it was something worth pointing out.
The A, B, X, and Y buttons are slightly smaller for people who have smaller hands, and the L and R buttons are slightly different. The buttons a little higher than the regular controller and a little more comfortable. Z button has also been changed. The Z button has been moved down a bit, but seems less comfortable then the regular controller, This controller seems to be best for people with small hands. The only new button which other 3rd party controllers don't have is an extra button which on this controller is the Turbo.
The Turbo is located in the same exact area where the Z button is, but on the other side, above the L Button. The Turbo is still a bit uncomfortable, but still a great feature. The G3 also has a nice long cable. Overall, if you're interested in a great controller, you should check into the G3. If you're someone who has big hands, you might want to look into the Nyko Star Pad. I have smaller hands so I enjoyed this product.
| Nintendo Memory Card 251 |
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| Nintendo Memory Card 251 costs $20.00 |
The Memory Card 251 is an information storage device used to record information such as game progress high scores and more. The Memory Card 251 can store 251 "blocks" of information - more than four times the capacity of the Memory Card 59. Memory Cards are REQUIRED for nearly all Nintendo GameCube games that save game progress.
| PSX Controller |
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| PSX Controller came w/ PSX |
Prefect for using in all Playstation , PS1, PS One, PSONE Console
- Most of your favorable colors are available: Clear black/smoke, Clear blue, Crystal clear
- Fully compatible with Dual Shock
- Heavy duty & durable.
- Compatible both US & Jap version
- Designed for better handling and protection
- Refined dual thumb sticks include rounded design and rubber grips for improved control.
- Smaller hand grips for more comfortable use as a digital controller
- Larger, smoother shoulder buttons
- Built in, independent vibration feature (no battery required). Produces two different types of vibration at the same time.
- Compatible with all PlayStation games in Digital Mode or switch to Analog Mode for analog compatible software.
- Cord Length : Includes 6 1/2 inches
| Hip Gear 4mb Memory Card |
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| Hip Gear 4mb Memory Card costs $5.99 |
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- Save all your game data quickly and safely
- 4 MB card has plenty of space for all your favorite games
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| Nyko Playcube |
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| Nyko Playcube costs $2.99 |
The Play Cube is a simple adapter that allows you to connect any analog PlayStation or PlayStation2 controller to the GameCube console. The system translates all button functions, as well as force-feedback vibration.
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