Would it have been too obvious to call a game about soccer playing RC cars, Soc-Car? Well [Martin] thought so and opted to call his Nintendo GameCube homebrew game, Retro League GX. The game clearly ...

It seems to work but is apparently a little buggy because it runs the apps at 2 to 3 times the natural speed. N.B. – turn down the volume. The background music is a little sassy. Does the ability to ...

One homebrew developer is selling almost everything you need (the Gamecube NR-reader is missing) to make your own Gamecube games in the comfort of your own home. For the asking price of $1200 you can ...

The Nintendo GameCube was the first console from Big N with disc-based media. Gone were the cartridges that were absurdly expensive to manufacture. In theory games could be cheaper (yeah, right), and ...

The DCEmu Homebrew and Gaming Network has announced the first-ever “Dual Nintendo Wii and Nintendo Gamecube Coding Competition.” “This Coding Competition will hopefully ignite a mass of interest for ...

I'm aware of the PSO/Broadband-adapter hack for the Gamecube which allows you to run homebrew software over a network, but I've heard this is very slow and many games and choppy. I've also heard that ...

“Nintendont” is a homebrew app for the Wii U that allows gamers to play Gamecube games on the system. Backwards compatibility has become a bit of a point of contention among gamers this generation, ...

Through software alone, WiiGator promises to load backups of Gamecube games on the Wii. Loaded through the Homebrew Channel, WiiGator seems to work well enough in this video clip. But, according to ...

A short while back, we reported on a new optical drive emulator option for the Sega Saturn and Sega Dreamcast, and we've since been made aware of another product which does very much the same thing – ...

Ben Hartland's so-called handheld GameCube here isn't quite in the same league as the homebrew wonders from that other Ben, our hero Ben Heckendorn, (though really, what is?) but we've still gotta ...

Usually, I really hate talented people because they make me wish I’d done something with my life. That being said, an exception can be made for console modder Tchay, who’s made a portable Gamecube ...