GameCube Accessories

Nintendo's competitor against the PS2 and Xbox may not come with as many accessory possibilities due to its lack of online capability, but there are still loads of extras to make your GameCube  experience as fun as possible. Your customization choices start with the purchase -- the GameCube is available in several colors -- after you've chosen your Cube, decide whether you need a travel monitor, a memory card or even a spy camera. Check out the selection of GameCube accessories.

Essentials
Car Lighter Adaptor : The GameCube's compact size makes it a perfect candidate for taking on the road and either using a screen attachment or hooking into your car's monitor system. As for the power source, plug right into your car battery with this adaptor.	Intec GameCube Screen : If you like to play your GameCube on the go, or don't want to mess with your home TV wiring, a snap-on monitor is the way to go. Intec's high resolution model surpasses the definition of most home TV sets, and the GameCube is light enough to play while set on your lap.	Memory Card : Unless you plan on blasting through the entire monstrous "Metroid Prime" level selection in one sitting, you'll need a memory card to save your progress. GameCube cards are available in a wide range, from 8 mb all the way to whopping 512 mb designs and beyond.	Mini Micro Wireless Spy Camera : Evildoers will never suspect your cute purple-colored GameCube is actually a spy camera recording their every move. This somewhat creepy accessory turns your gaming system into a surveillance system.

Controller Accessories
Microcon Wireless Controller : One major drawback of the factory-included controller is its short connecting wire. Make up for that with this Microcon wireless job, which allows you to control your characters from all the way on the other end of the house.	Wavebird Wireless Controller : Nintendo's own wireless model is a model of design efficiency, and was said to have inspired the Xbox 360's wireless model. The 'Bird is available in various colors, just like the GameCube console.	GameCube Konga : The best way to play rhythm games in the "Donkey Konga" series is to bang on these bongos, which come with some versions of the game and can also be purchased separately. Bang out some fly grooves with this drumset.	GameBoy Player : Make up for the too-small GameBoy Advance screen with this adaptor, made to allow you to play GBA games on TV screens. Doing so allows you to appreciate the graphical definition while not having to squint.

Miscellaneous
Action Replay : Powered with loads of game-altering codes, the Action Replay is an enhancement device that allows you to cheat while playing without having to enter in pesky codes beforehand. It's comparable to its competitor, the GameShark.	Extension Cable : Unless you're packing an entertainment center at the homestead, you may not have enough room to store your GameCube easily. This extension cord allows you to place the system in another room.	Carrying Case : If you want to take your diminutive GameCube on the road with you, you'll need more than a plastic grocery bag to protect the system from shock and scratches. Pick up a carrying case for padding and easy carrying purposes.	Disc Protector : GameCube game boxes can get a bit cumbersome when used for travel or storage, and the minidiscs are too small to fit inside standard DVD protectors that can be used for games on other systems. The perfectly sized GameCube-specific disc protectors solve the problem.

External Links

• GameSpot -- One of the top gaming resources on the net.
• IGN -- Covers video games as well as the rest of the entertainment world.
• Game Informer -- An excellent video game magazine's home page.
• Nintendo.com -- Microsoft's official site.