How to connect your retro GameCube to a modern TV

A single adapter could be all you need. Igor Bonifacic for Engadget With the 25th anniversary of the GameCube rapidly approaching, it's never been a better time to revisit Nintendo's sixth generation console. Sure, it might have been less popular than the PlayStation 2, but the GameCube had some incredible games that still hold up today, including The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker and Metroid Prime. Some releases, like Resident Evil 4, were even better on the GameCube than on PS2. The one issue with revisiting the GameCube is that it was designed to work with analog CRT TVs, not modern LCD and OLED TVs. In 2026, most TVs don't have analog inputs anymore. Thankfully, the console is still modern enough that you can connect it to a newer television without too much work. In this guide, I'll