Can a Nintendo Gamecube be hooked up to a PC? How easy and expensive is it? Don't have a TV in my room, but would like to play Gamecube. Michael

Yes, it can.you would have to buy a tv tuner do it though, they range from about $45 all the way to $200 for good ones, but you dont have to pay that much for one. $45-$70 is a more accurate price range. Getting them to work correctly is the trick, the ones i have bought have had problems. but if you buy the right one you will have no problem, im running of one that i got out of an hp media center pc, i dunno if you can buy them seperatly, and you would have to be running media center to work it. look on newegg, im sure you can find a nice one here. http://www.newegg.com/ProductSort/SubCategory.asp?SubCategory=47 and i would reccomend staying away from the $41 winfast one, i bought it and had to rma it because it waz crap, caused nothing but problems. Amd 3700+ 2Gig Corsair Msi-Ms-7184 mobo ATI Radeon x850xt pciXpress 256mb Antec Trupower 430watt Creative soundblaster pci 200Gb seagate IDE 7200rpm

thats what'd you'll have to do. However, some like my ATI TV Wonder Pro, have a slight delay. Like when i put my tv on on my computer, and look at the tv in another room at the same time, my computer has about a 1 sec. delay compared to the normal tv. This would mean that when you hit a button on ur gamecube controller, you'll see the response 1 sec after you press it. Im not sure if all tv tuners do this though Pentium 4 @ 2.66 Ghz 533 Mhz FSB 1.25 Gb PC2700 RAM Nvidia Geforce 6600GT 40 Gb hdd DVD Burner CD Burner Windows XP