RetroGaming

I... Dont know why this exists.
Ive been aware of a few ethernet projects for gamecube and none of them makes sense to me.
All of them use a custom chip/interface and require special code in software.
On top of that, none of them have merged the code into libogc (the open source gamecube homebrew library i help maintain ).
If i were to make a project like this, i'd use a mcu ( pi zero? ) together with a ethernet controller. The mcu would expose the same interface the official bba would, so even games could use it out of the box.
I even made a pcb design for extrems so he had the pcb pinouts just like the official bba to work sonething out of.

But hey, what do i know, right?

"Plug-and-play solution" is definitively not true. Requires homebrew firmware and ISOs on some storage device:

"The Broadband Adapter emulation feature currently does not support loading games from physical discs, so it's close to useless to people who just wanna revive their old GameCube and not learn the ins and outs of GC homebrew techniques.

Could you use this with SWISS and play games using retroNAS?

Why doesn't someone create a WiFi solution?