Brook Gam3Gear SNES Nintendo N64 Gamecube S Video Cable

Made the switch from composite. Its a minor but noticeable difference- less shake on edges, cleaner lines, better color. it's worth it if you have s-video.

No vi gran mejora, solo en los bordes y algunos textos. No creo que sea S-Video real pero si mejora algo la señal.

Don’t buy this cable, not only very expensive but you will get the checkerboard effect which is a pain to the eyes.

This is your best option for playing GameCube games on a modern television, if your HDTV has the S-Video input.I recently got my GameCube out of storage (AKA: at my relative's house), and when I plugged it in with composite cables (Red, Yellow, White), the picture was dark and murky. I'm not expecting a console released in 2001 to have stunning HD graphics, but with composite cables I had to turn the brightness all the way up just to see what I was doing in Metroid Prime.I thought component cables would be a nice upgrade, but it turns out Nintendo only made about three of these, and they used a special chip in the cable that cannot be reproduced through third party companies, so your only choice if you want a set of these is to pay $300 or more on eBay. On top of this, Nintendo straight up removed the digital port in all GameCube consoles after the launch model, so even if you had a set you'd be screwed if your GameCube didn't have the right digital out port. My console doesn't have this port, so in addition to this being absurdly expensive, it's not an option anyway.But my TV also has an S-Video port, and this cable is perfect. When I bought it I paid $5, and the picture is nice and bright! It's basically night and day, since the composite cables really make Eternal Darkness live up to its name. But with this cable I booted up X-Men Legends, and it looked great. Not modern I-see-all-the-hair-follicles great, but this is probably the best way to play a GameCube these days if it will work with your TV.If it doesn't, my backup choice would have been to use enKo's Mini Composite to HDMI Converter. It's pricier at $36, but if you don't have S-Video it will take those old composite cables and convert the signal to HDMI. I haven't used this converter, but if this cables hadn't been a significant improvement, I would have tried this next.In short, get this cable if you want to play GameCube games on an HDTV.

Awesome image quality and works well with retrotink 2x or other image upscalers.A no brainer for this price