The Wii is completely and 100% backwards compatable with all gamecube games

[The Halloween Captain]

Something everyone should know, because apparently, a lot of people don't.

The wii is 100% backwards compatible with all gamecube controllers, memory cards, and games, with absolutely no problems running any gamecube title. There is pretty much no need to keep a gamecube once a wii has been purchased, because for all intensive purposes, a wii is a gamecube in every way, but with extra features.

 

[bobson]

It's "for all intents and purposes."

 

[urdailywater]

I honestly didn't know this until someone on the smashboards talked about using the gc controller on the Wii.

I was like "Wtf" and searched around and found out on the cover at the top of it.

Yes, I keep it standing. >.>

 

[hectichobo]

Something everyone should know, because apparently, a lot of people don't.

The wii is 100% backwards compatible with all gamecube controllers, memory cards, and games, with absolutely no problems running any gamecube title. There is pretty much no need to keep a gamecube once a wii has been purchased, because for all intensive purposes, a wii is a gamecube in every way, but with extra features.

Action Replay for gamecube is not compatible with Wii. This was the only reason I ever kept my gamecube until I got a

Spoiler

gamecube emulator.

 

[The Halloween Captain]

Action Replay for gamecube is not compatible with Wii. This was the only reason I ever kept my gamecube until I got a

Spoiler

gamecube emulator.

Actually, it's funny. The majority of the hacks that work on a gamecube also work on a wii. Heck, the main difference between a gamecube and a wii disk is the size of the disk - the format hasn't changed at all though.

How do you think homebrew got started overnight?

You probably right about that, though.

 

[Black Waltz]

What's the purpose of this thread anyways? Isn't this common sense?

 

[Crimson King]

Use the Wii topic?