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Nintendo Gamecube emulators


Nintendo's first ever console to use an optical disk system for loading games is the 128-bit Gamecube. It competes with Sony's Playstation 2 and Microsoft's XBox.
Specs:
  • Contemporary cube shape
  • 4 controller ports
  • 2 memory card slots
  • Capacity for future modem/broadband connection
  • 485MHz custom CPU with 162MHz custom graphics processor
  • 40MB total memory; 2.6 GB per second memory bandwidth
  • 12M polygons per second; texture read bandwidth 10.4 GB per second
  • 64 audio channels
  • Dimensions 4.5' x 5.9' x 6.3'
  • 3-inch Optical Disc Technology (1.5 gigabytes)
Be warned that there have been many fake emulators, so be careful when you download one from any site other than ours.

Emulators


Dolphin Windows Freeware Rating: 8.4(857 Votes)
GameCube & Wii Emulator
SuperGCube Windows Free Rating: 7.3(190 Votes)
GameCube emulator
WhineCube Windows Freeware Rating: 7.2(48 Votes)
Gamecube Emulator
Dolwin Windows Freeware Rating: 7.0(85 Votes)
First ever publically released emu!
Gcube Windows Freeware Rating: 6.3(35 Votes)
GCEmu Windows Free Rating: 5.7(65 Votes)
Gamecube Emulator

Homebrew Gamecube Games


To allow people to test these emulators we have included some homebrew games in this page. Please note that the best way to test the emulators is by loading the ISO image file of a commercial game. We will not provide you with websites that contain commerical GameCube ISO images.

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File Platform License Date Size
ascii Fighter 0.2GameCube homebrew game Windows Freeware Jan 26, 2004 20 Kb.
SNOWLORDS 0.1GameCube homebrew game Windows Freeware Jan 26, 2004 876 Kb.
Speed Pong 4pGameCube homebrew game Windows Freeware Jan 26, 2004 4 Kb.
TetrisGC 1.0GameCube homebrew game Windows Freeware Jan 26, 2004 665 Kb.
Galaxy Assailant ALPHAGameCube homebrew game Windows Freeware Jun 13, 2004 8 Kb.
PongGameCube homebrew game Windows Freeware Jun 13, 2004 3 Kb.
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Multigame ISO Creator (GC)

GameCube games were much smaller in size than the average DVD. As such, we can burn multiple GameCube games to a single disc by merging them into a single ISO. This tool will do exactly that.
Interesting trivia: GameCube discs were also physically smaller than DVDs. Unlike commonly believed, they did not rotate in the opposite direction. They did, however, rotate at a constant angular velocity.
With the rise of USB loaders, this tool is less useful, although you can use it to extract games from an earlier created Multi-game disc.

Required
  • A computer (with .NET framework 2.0 installed)

Links
  • Multigame ISO Creator: Download

Result
  • Get many games on one single layered (DVD5) disc (even more on dual layer (DVD9))

Guide

1. Download the Multigame ISO creator. Extract it and run it. If you want to use a Dual layer disc, change the DVD type from DVD5 to DVD9.2. Its really easy to create a multidisc with this. First browse for you GC games (both ISO and GCM are supported) with Add game. To get even more games on the disc, you can Shrink them.You can basically change everything now. The order of the games is the same order the backup launcher will show them. Same thing for the names.
3. If you have any multidisc games such as Metal Gear Solid: Twin Snakes or Resident Evil, you will want to double check the title of each ISO in Multigame ISO Creator to be sure they are different, ie.Metal Gear Solid: TS Disc 1 and Metal Gear Solid: TS Disc 2. Rename them if necessary.
4. If you added all your games, change the region in the top-right to the region of your Wii. The click Create Multigame ISO.
5. All you have to do now is to burn the new ISO! You can play it with any Disc Backup loader (Such as Neogamma or the disc loading feature in USB Loader GX). You can also use WiiGator's 'Gamecube Backup Launcher 0.2'. To enable switching discs you simply need to highlight disc 2 of the intended game and press the Z button. Then highlight disc one and start the game. When it comes time to switch discs simply eject and reinsert the disc.