New HD tv

[Randum]

I want to hook up my ps2 and gamecube to my new HD tv- component cables to the way to go? cant seem to find the GC component cables as easy as the ps2...
Anyone do this before and help out?
Any info would be much appreciated.

 

[CalvinHobbes]

Component cables are the way to go. That's how my PS2 is connected. I would imagine they have similar cables for the GC.

 

[Boogak]

Originally posted by: Randum
I want to hook up my ps2 and gamecube to my new HD tv- component cables to the way to go? cant seem to find the GC component cables as easy as the ps2...
Anyone do this before and help out?
Any info would be much appreciated.

Looks like Gamecube component cables are discontinued, best bet would probably be through ebay.

 

[Bowsky]

If you call Nintendo, they will sell you component video cables for a fair price ($40 I believe), much better than what you see on ebay.

 

[kaioshade]

Also, make sure you have the port on the back of your gamecube for the component cables. unlike the rest of the systems, gamecube used a seperate port for component out. you should have 3 ports on the back ofyour gamecube, power, av and digital.

 

[Randum]

I saw the site, thanks for the help.
And If I call Nintendo you say? I will try my luck...
and my GC DOES have the extra plug back there

 

[Sonikku]

I got my component cables straight from Nintendo for about $30. They are of very high quality. Be sure to try F Zero GX and Star Fox Adventures once said cables are in hand. 🙂

 

[JPB]

Originally posted by: Sonikku
I got my component cables straight from Nintendo for about $30. They are of very high quality. Be sure to try F Zero GX and Star Fox Adventures once said cables are in hand. 🙂

F-Zero on Gamecube freaking rocks😎😀

 

[SonicIce]

Originally posted by: Bowsky
If you call Nintendo, they will sell you component video cables for a fair price ($40 I believe), much better than what you see on ebay.

I thought they stopped production?

 

[SonicIce]

Originally posted by: x80064

Originally posted by: Sonikku
I got my component cables straight from Nintendo for about $30. They are of very high quality. Be sure to try F Zero GX and Star Fox Adventures once said cables are in hand. 🙂

F-Zero on Gamecube freaking rocks😎😀

yeah it does. im awsome at that game. i wish i had an hdtv.

 

[Pabster]

Originally posted by: kaioshade
Also, make sure you have the port on the back of your gamecube for the component cables. unlike the rest of the systems, gamecube used a seperate port for component out. you should have 3 ports on the back ofyour gamecube, power, av and digital.

Yes, many gamecubes do not have the port necessary for digital output.