Walt Disney once said, "All our dreams can come true if we have the courage to pursue them." The portable GameCube seemed like a dream when someone shared a concept photo of it online back in 2005, ...
It’s no longer just a render. YouTuber GingerOfOz created a portable GameCube that follows the original render that made us all wish it was a real thing back in 2008. Seen in this video from YouTube’s ...
This isn’t the first portable GameCube mod that we’ve seen, but it might be the prettiest: a backlit LCD screen, perfectly integrated controls, fingerprint-less plastic, and a design with hints of ...
At first glance, we thought the Portable GameCube Advance was the product of console miniaturizer Benjamin Heckendorn, who has shrunk some of our favorites into nearly portable packages. But the ...
Did you ever wish you could take Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, Super Smash Brothers Melee, or perhaps The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker on the road? Well, thanks to an enterprising console modder, now ...
This definitely has to be one of the coolest mods we have seen so far here at Geeky Gadgets, the Portable Gamecube which was made by Tecknott from the ModRetro forums. Tecknott’s Portable Gamecube ...
Around 15 years ago, there were images of a portable GameCube floating around that had fans losing their minds, as the idea of getting to play this console and all its great games on the go was ...
Modder tecknott has created this cool portable handheld Gamecube, using a PSone LCD display, and original Gamecube control pad with custom triggers, a built-in memory card, plus a case which was ...
Danny loves watching movies, playing campaign games, and losing online. At least that's what his constantly middling Rocket League performances suggest. Nintendo has been responsible for many ...
One of the main problems faced by hackers and modders creating portable versions of home consoles is, well, portability. Making something you can hold in your hands isn't exactly an easy task, but ...
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 ...