I returned the Indigo Intec Gamecube screen I purchased at Best Buy a few days ago. Unless you sat directly in front of the screen, images and colors blurred to the point where games were almost unplayable- dual play was out of the question! In addition, the unit pictured on the box clearly had two earphone jacks and the screen in the box had only one. I called Intec, Inc in Miami and explained my problem and my concern that perhaps I'd purchaed an older unit. To my astonishment, the gentleman assured me that I had the most recent Intec screen, and yes, the older screens had a much sharper picture and had two earphone jacks. This is the first time I've ever encountered an electronics firm actually dumbing down the same product and keeping the same model number even as the techology screams ahead. I've since found a 2002 5.6" Intec screen (same Model #!) with much superior video, sound and controls at Toys-R-Us that works great. Bottom line is BEWARE of what you're buying,... Read more

For those looking to make the Gamecube into a portable system to take on trips, here's everything you need. It includes a platinum-colored 5" screen, a power link to connest the two systems, and the power inverter to run the system from the car battery. (It doesn't have a separate A/C adapter, but you can use the Cube's standard power supply when playing it in a hotel or home). It's solidly built, durable, with great sound from dual stereo speakers, and has a very clear color picture. This price is an exceptional value, as screens for the other systems do not include the power inverter ($40-$60 sold separately).

Not bad, not bad at all. After finishing up about a week of online / in-person research, I've concluded that the Intec 5.6" screen is the best portable screen currently available for the gamecube. I learned about how competing screen produce poor refresh rates that contribute to blurring of games that are more fast pace and have a higher frame per second count. Other screens also have color bleeding problems and poor resolution, not to mention- smaller screens and no color / brightness controls.

Well, guess what? this ones got all the options (dual headphone outputs too) and the best quality. Yeah its a little expensive- you probably wont find it for much under $150 after shipping / taxes are all said and done- but its worth it! Its no joke that the 5.6" version rivals TV quality images. The TFT screen is phenomenal- brightness and color setting allow maximum flexibilty for the best viewing experience possible.

Because the screen will allow for any video input- it can... Read more