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ok well i wanted to know if it is possible to open a gamecube disc's files on a computer? well, if it is possible or if there is a file i need can somebody post it?
i dont need a file that ets me copy it just one that lets me open it to view some files such as images and cutscenes. I've tried to put it in my disc drive and open it but my comp gets locked up and says the drive is not responding.

plz help~

I've never heard of it being done.

^ What he said ^

EDIT: Are you trying to get your Resident Evil 4 in your PC and edit it or whatsoever?

yes >.< i needed to get asprite off of it >.< i need some help

There are devices to do this (that's how ROMs are made) but they're very expensive, likely 100+$

Never pay for software, find *unique* ways of getting it.

You just have to find the program first.

Yeh, it should work. Gamecube uses a small cd. Most computers support tiny cds.

The GameCube disc was designed to stop pirating.

You have to get a program that can run gamecube discs but that usually involves inserting a mod chip into your computer which costs money, time, and generally isn't worth it. Another alternative is to download an emulator ("Dolphine" and "WhineCube" are two examples) and then download the iso to the game you want to play and either have the emulator run it, or for best results, burn it to a CD and run it that way.



It doesn't actually work like that for gamecube. N64, Genises, SNES, NES, and whatever other consoles used cartridges utilized ROMs. Read-only memory (ROM) is an integrated circuit programmed with specific data when it is manufactured. That's why its pretty simple to make ROM's and emulators to play them. But the next gen of consoles used CD's and in order to transfer the data you have to make an ISO image of the CD, the transfer it, and burn it to another CD.