Gamecube (hardware) Game Cheats for Platform Game Cube
Control starting logo:
Hold A while the cube bounces down to form the “G” logo to spin it.
Alternate starting sounds:
Hold Z while the Gamecube logo appears to hear new sounds.
Hold Z then about one second later hold A to hear another sound.
Insert four controllers then hold Z on each of them while the Gamecube logo appears to hear different sounds.
Set system time and options:
Hold A while powering on the system.
Alternately, hold A while the cube rolls around the screen.
Alternately, turn on the Gamecube without a disc. Wait until the opening sequence is over and you will be able to set the time and date on the system, delete memory files (if there is a memory card inserted), and set the sound and screen position.
Change screen refresh rate:
Hold B while powering on the system until the message “Would you like to switch to 50hz mode?” appears. This allows you to switch the screen refresh to match that of PAL games. If playing on a PAL system, the message will be “Would you like to switch to 60hz mode?”, allowing the screen refresh to match that of NTSC games.
Hold A while the cube bounces down to form the “G” logo to spin it.
Alternate starting sounds:
Hold Z while the Gamecube logo appears to hear new sounds.
Hold Z then about one second later hold A to hear another sound.
Insert four controllers then hold Z on each of them while the Gamecube logo appears to hear different sounds.
Set system time and options:
Hold A while powering on the system.
Alternately, hold A while the cube rolls around the screen.
Alternately, turn on the Gamecube without a disc. Wait until the opening sequence is over and you will be able to set the time and date on the system, delete memory files (if there is a memory card inserted), and set the sound and screen position.
Change screen refresh rate:
Hold B while powering on the system until the message “Would you like to switch to 50hz mode?” appears. This allows you to switch the screen refresh to match that of PAL games. If playing on a PAL system, the message will be “Would you like to switch to 60hz mode?”, allowing the screen refresh to match that of NTSC games.