The first gamecube emulator has been released. Source code and screenshots can be found here.

Hoax?

If not, I'm impressed that they managed to get it running on a Ti-68 graphic calculator.

Dear PC World,

I would like some clarification on the following points in your current forum thread:



And also this:



And particularly this part:



I had always assumed that Rubix Cube emulators performed far better on a ZX Spectrum 1239 Gig Hard Drive Gargleblaster. With the added Pringle Prang attached to the Gravel Grath.

Getting a gamecube emulator to run on a calculator is certainly an impressive achievement, but the etch-a-sketch port may represent the greatest leap in computation since the invention of the abacus:

Pete DOES have a lot of time on his hands doesn't he?

being the zelda fan that i am, i have to point out that while impressive, petes "etch-a-cube" looks quite good but obvbiously stills has some bugs as the mini-map is always on the bottom left and the rupee count on the bottom right.

sorry this game is too involving and probably the best reason for someone to make an gamecube emulator.

Well obviously the photo has been flipped for editorial reasons...or maybe not.