What ports does the Nintendo Nintendo GameCube (DOL-101, 2004) have?

The Nintendo Nintendo GameCube (DOL-101, 2004) has 5 port(s): 1x Nintendo AV Multi Out, 4x GameCube Controller Port, 2x GameCube Memory Card Slot, 1x GameCube Serial Port 1, 1x GameCube Hi-Speed Port.

Does the Nintendo Nintendo GameCube (DOL-101, 2004) support 480p?

Yes, the Nintendo Nintendo GameCube (DOL-101, 2004) supports up to 480p output via its video ports.

What cable do I need for Nintendo Nintendo GameCube (DOL-101, 2004)?

For video output from the Nintendo Nintendo GameCube (DOL-101, 2004), you need a Nintendo AV Multi Out cable that supports 480p.

Nintendo GameCube (DOL-101, 2004)

Name: Nintendo GameCube (DOL-101, 2004)
Brand: Nintendo

Cost-reduced GameCube revision removing the Digital AV Out port, limiting video output to 480i through standard cables. Functionally identical for gameplay but lacks progressive scan capability without modification.

Device Information

Manufacturer: Nintendo
Release Year: 2004
Model Number: DOL-101
Category: gaming-console

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Available Ports

Connector	Quantity	Label	Notes
Nintendo AV Multi Out	1	Analog AV Multi Out (rear)	Standard analog output for composite video, S-Video, and RGB SCART. 480i maximum without Digital AV Out.
GameCube Controller Port	4	Controller Port (front)	For GameCube controllers. Supports standard, WaveBird wireless, and specialty controllers.
GameCube Memory Card Slot	2	Memory Card Slot (front)	For GameCube memory cards (59/251/1019 blocks).
GameCube Serial Port 1	1	Serial Port 1 (bottom)	For Game Boy Player and broadband/modem adapters.
GameCube Hi-Speed Port	1	Hi-Speed Port (bottom)	High-speed parallel port. Never used commercially.

Notes & Compatibility

Cost-reduced GameCube revision. Digital AV Out port removed - no native 480p support. Serial Port 2 also removed. Limited to 480i output via composite/S-Video. Can still play all GameCube games. Serial Port 1 retained for Game Boy Player compatibility. Common in later production units.