Introduction 2. The GameBoy Player A. GameBoy Player Installation B. Boot Disc C. Region Changes, Etc. 3. Options/Translation of Options A. Game Swap B. Time C. Screen D. Controller E. Size F.

After that's done, you can pop the Game Boy Player boot disc into the GameCube, insert a cartridge of your choice into the slot on the front of the device, and start playing. When starting a game ...

To play Game Boy games on the GameCube, players will have to use the boot disc included in the package; the boot disc simply puts the GameCube in the Game Boy Advance mode and launches the user ...

The workaround comes via the free alternative to the Game Boy Player's start-up disc software called Game Boy Interface. There are a few options to get the thing running, but it's all pretty ...

The recently announced Game Boy Player, a peripheral which connects to the bottom of the GameCube (giving it a more Cubey shape, as it happens) and along with a Cube-sized boot disc allows you to ...

The device does this well - but why you would want to play your Game Boy games on a television is beyond me. The Player's operation is incredibly simple: pop the startup disc into the Gamecube ...