GC Broadband adapter

[grimgravy014]

I got my Gamecube broadband adapter down at the Mall of America in Minnesota a few years back.

It was sitting behind the counter covered in dust and appeared to have been ignored for a few years.

I bought it for $30 bucks on the spot, since I figured I would never get that lucky again.

[Radkin]

Some more luck eh?

Wow, that is pretty cool. And a nice price.
Yeah...you prob would never get that lucky again, but then again....

[grimgravy014]

Yeah, it was quite the luck, however, still to this day I don't have any Gamecube games that support the BBA besides 1080.

Gotta work on picking up some more BBA compatible games

[Radkin]

Besides PSO, I can't even remember what games
have online compatibility on the GC...heh-heh

[grimgravy014]

Only a few other ones, I think Kirby Air Ride supports it, along with Mario Kart and 1080.

I think that's about it.

[Radkin]

Sounds right.

Plus I know most of the games on the Gamecube,
were carried over from the Dreamcast. I
compared their game lists one day.

[Mytho]

If you don't own any LAN games or PSO, then the BBA really is pretty useless outside of being a conversation piece. The only games that supported it are Kirby Air Ride, Mario Kart: Double Dash, 1080: Avalanche, PSO Ep I & II (and Plus), PSO Ep III and Homeland. There was a Japanese baseball title that also had downloadable content.

$5-10 is a good deal for a BBA. You can find them at GameStop for less than $5 I believe. BBAs were on sale at Amazon for $15 new around a month ago. If you look around, you can find some pretty good deals.

[Radkin]

Ooooh, okat thx. I see... That figures, poor BBA.

[Bryan Gallardo]

Hey i found a diff one thats also really cheap check it out and see if i should get it. it only had 3 bids wen i posted it

http://cgi.ebay.com/Gamecube-Broadband- ... dZViewItem

[Impulse]

If it doesnt go much higher then it would probably be worth it.