Topic: Wii Component work with Gamecube?

[LandStalkerNigel]

Hey guys. I have the Wii component cables hooked up and it works for my Wii games, but I was wondering if they will have any effect on gamecube games like  RE4 or Metriod Prime. I happen to remember that it said on the back of Metroid case that it supports Progressive scan. I just came back from deployment so I dont have all my gamecube stuff here to test it out. I simply came back and immediatly got my Wii :p

[BigJim]

If the GameCube game supports progressive scan, it'll display in PS on Wii too, no problem.  But if not, then it won't.

[NeoThunder]

I think you still might have to do the whole "hold B button down" thing still

[MorningStar]

Welcome back! Should I holler an "urrah!" or "hooah!"? Actually, maybe neither seeing as I'm not in either the Army or Marines (and I don't know if you are either...this post was so mindless).

[Nick DiMola]

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Originally posted by: NeoThunder
I think you still might have to do the whole "hold B button down" thing still

Pretty sure this is true. I have been holding B when I start my games and the option comes up everytime (unless the game doesn't support PS).

[TheYoungerPlumber]

Wii automatically "holds B" for you when starting a GameCube game.

[LandStalkerNigel]

lol. im Army. and its "hooah" :p

[Bloodworth]

Not only do they work, I'm quite sure the games look better than with GC component cables.

[MorningStar]

Nice. The thought of enlisting in the Army keeps coming to my head. The bad thing is, though, is that I'm in college right now and I don't really want to throw that chance away. Maybe Officer Candidate School? If I were to enlist as of right now with two years worth of college, would I start out as a Private?

[LandStalkerNigel]

If you have 2 years of collage, you can start off as a Private First Class (E-3) compared to Private (E-1 or E-2). Gonna have to talk to your recruiter. I only had about 5 months of going to ITT tech and i got in as an E-3