Alpha Game Cube Emulator
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You can ask everyone of them! All will confirm you that its worth joining to nsider (and im not saying that because im also a nsider guy). There is no real proof that gekko etc is real and i myself never saw anything which couldnt be faked but im still sure about that emulator! Btw does noone needs to pay 7 usd... its just a little support to the dev team which offer a gamecube emulator for free to us!
Indeed! But you should know that some members from the Dolphin team also works on the gekko emulator! And if gekko would be released yet people would begin to compare it with dolphin and say around "dolphin is better then gekko" and " why doesnt gekko is better" etc... consider this!
You guys entertained us alot anyway
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Personally, that's kinda sad all those people had the time and effort to erect their own site...make up their (poorly done) screenshots...and then make a finale like that having a hack at other people.
I wouldn't mind betting there is at least one n00b in there somewhere
Hmm wells this little thing has reminded me about something I did when I was little *blushes in shame* I think when I was hmm...maybe 15-16 I was just getting into the emulation scene, and I had this big idea I would make my own emulators lol I even downloaded program writing software (DevC++ & Visual Studio) and attempted to learn how to do it. Unfortunately I never got past generating a basic window, which was customised and had popup windows for settings and stuff
But in failing to make my own, I went and designed my own emulators for multiple consoles that I would use later on when I had the knowledge and skill to make them (when you're young, you have big ideas).
So I thought I might post them here for people to have a laugh at lol Ohs and I did a controller trace up in flash which was meant for my future "Controller Plugin" dialog
Okays MY gamecube emulator was called CUBE128, which I came up with from the Nintendo64 (which was and is still my favourite console), and the fact that the Gamecube was it's successor, it was twice as good lol
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Also here are some Gamecube controller renders I did, Indigo, JetBlack, SpiceOrange
I also did:
NGENS - a Nintendo and Genesis combo emulator.
SNATCHES - a Super Nintendo Emulator.
MXPC - a Xbox Emulator.
PS13 - a Playstation 1-3 Emulator.
PortablePS - a Playstation Portable Emulator.
RevolutionDS - a Nintendo DS emulator.
lol
And instead I did compatibility lists in flash My hobbies...Unfortunately I'm more design orientated than a hardcore programmer But I rock with Actionscript.
I wouldn't mind betting there is at least one n00b in there somewhere
Hmm wells this little thing has reminded me about something I did when I was little *blushes in shame* I think when I was hmm...maybe 15-16 I was just getting into the emulation scene, and I had this big idea I would make my own emulators lol I even downloaded program writing software (DevC++ & Visual Studio) and attempted to learn how to do it. Unfortunately I never got past generating a basic window, which was customised and had popup windows for settings and stuff
But in failing to make my own, I went and designed my own emulators for multiple consoles that I would use later on when I had the knowledge and skill to make them (when you're young, you have big ideas).
So I thought I might post them here for people to have a laugh at lol Ohs and I did a controller trace up in flash which was meant for my future "Controller Plugin" dialog
Okays MY gamecube emulator was called CUBE128, which I came up with from the Nintendo64 (which was and is still my favourite console), and the fact that the Gamecube was it's successor, it was twice as good lol
View attachment 36663
Also here are some Gamecube controller renders I did, Indigo, JetBlack, SpiceOrange
I also did:
NGENS - a Nintendo and Genesis combo emulator.
SNATCHES - a Super Nintendo Emulator.
MXPC - a Xbox Emulator.
PS13 - a Playstation 1-3 Emulator.
PortablePS - a Playstation Portable Emulator.
RevolutionDS - a Nintendo DS emulator.
lol
And instead I did compatibility lists in flash
My hobbies...Unfortunately I'm more design orientated than a hardcore programmer But I rock with Actionscript.
