Yeah the hori pad would be nice for a portable cube, however its missing the joystick(the d-pad is for the d-pad, the controller was made for use mainly with the Gameboy Player). Although I'm sure the joystick wouldn't be too hard to add.(especially if the hori pad uses the same controller chip as a normal cube controller.)
I know that n64p's are a really pain to build. But couldn't an n64p be made with the tri-star so it could use nes & snes games too? I don't know if anyone has done this yet or if it would be too much more work to make. But I think it could be done and would be frickin' sweet.
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you could make it with a built in tristar or make it so you can plug in a tristar (keep the top/cart slot intact). i would go with the ladder because tristars are too rare and stuff to just rip apart
first of all, that has nothing to do with the thread, or even the forum it's in. second of all, this question has been asked a million times before. if you guys have something to say in this thread, it should be about the panasonic q gamecube.
Without games my life would have no meaning.
Well, I guess it would, but it would be a lot less fun!!!!!!!
Yes it is! Now...if anyone sais otherwise.....go somewhere else.....it's a Panasonic Q....it's a DVD player with built in Gamecube...it has all the functions of a normal gamecube, but has others built in! How do i know all this you ask, my friend has one!