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Freeloader

Description: Launch and play import GameCube games. No need to modify your console ¿ keeps your warranty intact. Play US and ... more

Freeloader ... Japanese games on a PAL GameCube. Play PAL games on a US or Japanese GameCube. Fast and easy to use

Newest Review: ... the Japanese version of Donkey Konga where the save feature won't work properly. The Freeloader is easy to use; you simply ... more

... pop the disc in the Gamecube, wait for it to load and then pick the map representing the region you want to play. Then pop the game in, and it should load. The bad news - I'm up to my third Freeloader, and still can't get PAL/American games to work properly on my Japanese Gamecube. The first disc just wouldn't do anything, and I had to get it replaced by Datel. The second disc would play imported games on a PAL console, but refused to load on a Japanese or American console. A phone call to Datel revealed they hadn't eve...more

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Freeloader: Import gaming comes to the masses. (427 words)
by - written on 13/11/04 (Very useful, 482 readings)
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The Datel Freeloader is a boot disc which in theory allows any game from any region on your PAL Gamecube. It even claims that you can play PAL games on a Japanese/American console. When the Freeloader was first announced excitement ran rampant through the Gamecube community. Finally, importing wouldn't be just for the elite with imported (or illegally modded) consoles. With the advent of the internet and cheap game media importing is cheaper than ever (in fact importing Gamecube games would save you money on the UK high street prices). It was all looking rosy for the fans. But then came a delay. Then another. And another. Some people claimed it was vapourware ... Read the complete review