12-19-2003, 07:44 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-19-2003, 07:45 PM by [wcip]Angel.)
And the messages don't help either:
"An unexpected error has occurred. Please consult your Gamecube user manual."
On page 34 (or something) in the manual it says:
"If you've experienced an error message, turn off your Gamecube and unplug it. Then re-insert the power cable into the Gamecube and turn it back on."
This didn't help. It was not until someone on the Dream Theater board suggested I clean the lense, that I actually got the thing to work. (and this was a brand new machine, so there shouldn't have been anything wrong with the lense.)
I'm also not satisfied with the controller to the Gamecube. When playing RE, whenever I try to press "up" on the little stick to the utmost left of the controller it always becomes "up and right" due to the way you're forced to hold the controller. (left hand is not straight, but faced left) So in order to press "up" you have to press "up and left", which is kind of stupid.
"An unexpected error has occurred. Please consult your Gamecube user manual."
On page 34 (or something) in the manual it says:
"If you've experienced an error message, turn off your Gamecube and unplug it. Then re-insert the power cable into the Gamecube and turn it back on."
This didn't help. It was not until someone on the Dream Theater board suggested I clean the lense, that I actually got the thing to work. (and this was a brand new machine, so there shouldn't have been anything wrong with the lense.)
I'm also not satisfied with the controller to the Gamecube. When playing RE, whenever I try to press "up" on the little stick to the utmost left of the controller it always becomes "up and right" due to the way you're forced to hold the controller. (left hand is not straight, but faced left) So in order to press "up" you have to press "up and left", which is kind of stupid.
