Someone make a mockup of what a Gamecube 2 would look like.
four Gamecubes duct-taped together
Funny thing is, if you got the hardware of four Gamecubes to work in conjunction with each other, the resulting machine would probably be more powerful than the Wii U.
From what I remembered, the Wii was two GameCubes taped together, and the Wii U was 3 Wiis taped together. Therefore the Wii U is 6 GameCubes. The next logical step would be a console that’s 4 Wii U’s put together, giving it 24 GameCubes of power.
It wasn’t quite that actually. The Wii was effectively a GameCube with some more RAM and an overclocked CPU. The Wii U was much the same style of change but this time the CPU was re-architectured and also they did something to the GPU.
Just get 26 and connect them to a central-hub-like-thing so that they can become a Rubik’s GameCube.
that was literally the most confusing thing i have ever watched in my entire life, i have no idea how to respond to it
so i watched a few more episodes and i think i actually kinda like it
i mean it’s still weird, but it has a odd charm to it that i really can’t describe, i would probably watch it again
The weirdness of Magiswords is because the fast pace won’t lend you even a second to process whats going on, you gotta be fast yourself to enjoy it - 3-
The only difference with “Whipcracks: The Show” is that this actually has a semblance of comedy to it.
Anonymous: *cough-saysthedendrophiliac-cough*
