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复古主机接驳现代电视：GameCube 25周年实用指南

随着任天堂经典主机GameCube迎来25周年纪念，重温这台第六代主机的黄金时代正当其时。尽管其销量不及PS2，但《塞尔达传说：风之杖》《密特罗德Prime》等作品至今仍被视为神作，甚至《生化危机4》在GameCube上的表现还优于PS2版。

不过，一个现实问题是：GameCube为老式CRT模拟电视设计，而如今的LCD和OLED电视已基本取消模拟输入接口。好在通过简单改装，仍可轻松连接现代电视。

关键一步：确认你的主机型号

并非所有GameCube都能便捷连接新电视。任天堂在2001年首发至2007年停产期间，曾对硬件进行过一次削减成本的重大改动。理想型号为DOL-001，而后期推出的DOL-101则因缺少数字AV输出接口而麻烦较多。该接口最初用于支持480p分量视频输出（需另购官方线材），如今多家第三方厂商利用此接口推出HDMI转换适配器。

如何辨别型号？ 查看主机背面：若有两个音视频接口，其中标有“Digital AV Out”即为DOL-001。也可翻转主机查看底部标签，型号位于顶部。

DOL-001连接HDTV步骤

只需购买适配器并连接HDMI线即可。推荐Retro-Bit Prism HD Adapter（内置USB-C口便于升级固件），此外Insurrection Industries的Carby和Bitfunx的平价版也是选择。这些适配器均基于开源软件GC Video，附带的遥控器可调节输出分辨率等设置。

画质优化：部分游戏支持480p逐行扫描，需在游戏启动时按住手柄B键并在提示中选择“是”。部分游戏还内置原生宽屏选项，可在设置菜单开启。

DOL-101型号解决方案

无数字AV接口的玩家，可使用RetroTINK-2X Mini等转换器，将主机原装AV线接入后，再通过HDMI输出至电视。RetroTINK高端型号虽支持倍线，但价格较高，适合收藏多台老主机的玩家。

替代方案：Switch 2官方模拟

若觉得硬件折腾太麻烦，任天堂已在Switch 2的Nintendo Switch Online服务中提供精选GameCube游戏模拟，需订阅每年50美元的扩展包。游戏以900p分辨率输出，画面更清晰，部分多人游戏（如《F-ZERO GX》）支持最多四人联机，并支持按键自定义。截至2026年8月，已上线9款游戏，包括《风之杖》《路易吉洋楼》《宝可梦XD》等，《超级马力欧阳光》和《宝可梦竞技场》即将加入。

终极方案：PC模拟器

拥有实体游戏收藏的玩家，可通过连接电脑运行Dolphin模拟器。该免费软件已开发二十余年，稳定且支持分辨率缩放、自定义存档等增强功能。近十年内的大多数Windows/Mac电脑均可流畅运行，但高级图形选项需更高配置。

中文翻译：

如何将你的复古GameCube连接到现代电视
一个转接器可能就足够了。
随着GameCube的25周年纪念日即将到来，现在是重温任天堂第六代主机的绝佳时机。诚然，它可能没有PlayStation 2那么受欢迎，但GameCube拥有一些至今依然出色的游戏，包括《塞尔达传说：风之杖》和《银河战士Prime》。有些作品，比如《生化危机4》，在GameCube上的表现甚至比PS2版本更好。
重温GameCube的一个问题是，它是为模拟信号的CRT电视设计的，而非现代LCD和OLED电视。到了2026年，大多数电视已经不再配备模拟输入端。幸好，这台主机还没有那么老旧，你仍然可以不用费太多功夫就能将其连接到新电视上。在本指南中，我将详细说明如何做到这一点。
GameCube的型号很重要
首先，有个坏消息。并非所有GameCube都完全相同。从任天堂于2001年9月14日在日本首次发售该主机到2007年初最终停产，公司为了降低成本对硬件进行了一次重大修改。不幸的是，如果你拥有的是后期型号，将GameCube连接到现代电视会更加困难。
理想情况下，你需要的是DOL-001型号的GameCube。如果你拥有的是DOL-101版本，事情就麻烦多了。这是因为后者缺少数字AV输出接口。在美国和其他NTSC制式区域，这个端口最初设计用于让GameCube通过任天堂单独出售的分量视频线输出480p信号。到了2026年，有几家公司制作了利用该端口的转接器，让GameCube可以通过HDMI向现代电视输出视频。
如何确认你是否拥有DOL-001型号的GameCube
确认你是否拥有DOL-001型号的GameCube很简单。如果主机背面有两个音视频端口，其中一个标有“Digital AV Out”，那你运气不错。另一种检查方法是将主机翻过来，阅读底部的标签。如果顶部附近写着DOL-001，那你拥有的就是正确的型号。
如何将DOL-001型号的GameCube连接到高清电视
只要型号正确，在LCD或OLED电视上玩GameCube游戏就很简单——购买一个转接器，然后通过HDMI将两个设备连接起来即可。虽然网上能找到大量便宜的HDMI转接器，但我建议多花一点钱购买Retro-Bit Prism HD Adapter。Retro-Bit的产品质量很好，其GameCube转接器也不例外。大多数GameCube HDMI转接器依赖名为GC Video的开源软件。Retro-Bit配备了一个USB-C端口，方便更新该软件，无需拆卸设备。
另一个选择是Insurrection Industries的Carby，或者如果想要更实惠的替代品，可以考虑Bitfunx的产品。需要注意的是，根据你购买的转接器，如果你没有多余的HDMI线，可能还需要单独购买一根。
一旦你有了转接器，你只需要将它插入GameCube的数字AV输出端口，然后从转接器连接一根HDMI线到电视即可。上述推荐的三个型号都附带一个遥控器，可以调出GC Video的屏幕菜单来调整输出分辨率等设置。
接下来事情就变得有点复杂了。为了从GameCube获得最佳画质，你需要查阅这个网页，看看你是否拥有支持480p输出的游戏。如果找到支持的游戏，先将游戏放入主机，然后在游戏启动时按住手柄上的B键。屏幕上会出现一个对话框，询问“是否启用逐行扫描显示？”选择“是”。只要游戏支持该功能，逐行扫描就能让你从这台老主机获得最佳画质。有些游戏还支持原生宽屏输出。通常，你可以在兼容游戏的设置菜单中启用此功能。
那DOL-101型号怎么办？
如果你的GameCube没有数字AV输出接口，你最好的选择是使用RetroTINK-2X Mini之类的设备，它可以将主机的模拟信号转换为数字信号。你可以将GameCube自带的复合视频线连接到RetroTINK-2X Mini，然后从该设备连接一根HDMI线到电视。RetroTINK还出售可以对GameCube信号进行升频的设备，但这些设备相当昂贵，只有当你收藏了大量复古主机时才值得购买。
额外选择：Nintendo Switch Online
如果以上所有方案听起来都太麻烦，模拟器可以提供另一条在现代电视上玩你最喜欢的GameCube游戏的途径。如果你拥有Switch 2，任天堂通过其Nintendo Switch Online服务提供了一系列模拟的GameCube游戏。你需要支付每年50美元的扩展包费用才能访问Switch 2的GameCube游戏库。
尽管游戏选择有限，Switch 2仍然是体验GameCube一些最佳游戏的绝佳方式。该主机以900p分辨率输出游戏，这意味着它们在现代电视上看起来会更清晰。此外，支持多人模式的游戏，如《F-Zero GX》，提供在线联机功能，最多支持四名玩家，甚至还有手柄按键重映射的支持。
截至2026年8月，Nintendo Switch Online上已有九款GameCube游戏，另外两款即将推出。完整列表如下：

• 《塞尔达传说：风之杖》
• 《灵魂能力II》
• 《F-Zero GX》
• 《超级马里奥足球》
• 《小小机器人！插电冒险！》
• 《路易吉鬼屋》
• 《瓦力欧世界》
• 《火焰之纹章：苍炎之轨迹》
• 《宝可梦XD：暗之旋风》
• 《超级马里奥阳光》（2026年8月13日）
• 《宝可梦圆形竞技场》（2026年待定）
  如果你已经收藏了一批旧的GameCube游戏，另一个选择是通过将PC或笔记本电脑连接到电视来模拟你的游戏库。Dolphin模拟器已经存在了二十多年。它免费、极其稳定，并且具有额外功能可以改善玩老游戏的体验，比如分辨率缩放和自定义存档状态。运行Dolphin并不需要高性能电脑：过去十年生产的几乎所有Windows或Mac电脑都能运行任何游戏，但高级图形选项可能需要更强的性能。

英文来源：

How to connect your retro GameCube to a modern TV
A single adapter could be all you need.
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 explain how you do exactly that.
The model of GameCube is important
First, some bad news. Not all GameCubes were created equally. Between the time Nintendo first released the console in Japan on September 14, 2001 and eventually discontinued it in early 2007, the company made one major revision to the hardware to cut costs. Unfortunately, if you own that later model, it's harder to connect your GameCube to a modern TV.
Ideally, what you want is a DOL-001 model GameCube. If you own a DOL-101 variant, things are more complicated. This is because the latter is missing a Digital AV Out connection. In the US and other NTSC regions, this port was originally designed to allow the GameCube to output a 480p signal over a set of component video cables Nintendo sold separately. In 2026, a handful of companies make adapters that use that same port to allow the GameCube to output video over HDMI to a modern TV.
How to find out if you own a DOL-001 GameCube
Finding out whether you own a DOL-001 GameCube is easy. If the back of the console has two audio-video ports, with one labeled Digital AV Out, you're in luck. Another way to check is to flip the console over and read the label on the bottom. If it says DOL-001 toward the top, you have the correct model.
How to connect a DOL-001 GameCube to an HDTV
With the right variant, playing GameCube games on an LCD or OLED TV is as simple as buying an adapter and connecting the two devices over HDMI. While you can find plenty of cheap HDMI adapters online, I recommend spending a bit more to buy the Retro-Bit Prism HD Adapter. Retro-Bit makes great stuff, and its GameCube adapter is no exception. Most GameCube HDMI adapters rely on open-source software called GC Video. The Retro-Bit comes with a USB-C port to make updating that software easy; no need to take apart the device.
Another option is the Carby from Insurrection Industries or, for a more affordable alternative, consider Bitfunx's offering. Just note, depending on the dongle you buy, you may also need to get a separate HDMI cable if don't have a spare.
Once you have an adapter, all you need to do is plug it into your GameCube's Digital AV Out port, and then connect an HDMI cable from the adapter to you TV. All three of the models recommended above come with a remote that allows you to bring up GC Video's on-screen menu to adjust settings like output resolution.
Now this is where things get a bit more complicated. To get the best image quality from your GameCube, you'll want to consult this webpage to find out if you own any games that support 480p output. If you find one that does, pop it your console first and hold down the B button on your controller as the game boots up. You will see a dialogue that asks "Enable progressive scan display?" Select Yes. Provided the game supports this feature, progressive scan will give you the best possible image quality from the old console. Some games also support native widescreen output. Typically, you can enable this from the settings menu of a compatible game.
What about the DOL-101?
If your GameCube doesn't have a Digital AV Out, your best bet is a device like RetroTINK-2X Mini that can convert the analog signal from your console to a digital one. You can take the composite cables that came with your GameCube and connect them to RetroTINK-2X Mini, and then connect an HDMI cable from that device to your TV. RetroTINK also sells devices that can upscale the signal from GameCube, but those are quite expensive and only worth it if you have a collection of retro consoles.
Bonus: Nintendo Switch Online
If all of the above sounds like a hassle, emulation can provide another path to play your favorite GameCube games on a modern TV. If you own a Switch 2, Nintendo offers a selection of emulated GameCube games through its Nintendo Switch Online service. You'll need to pay for the $50 per year Expansion Pack tier to access the Switch 2's GameCube library.
Despite its limited selection of games, the Switch 2 is a great way to experience some of the GameCube's best games. The console outputs the games at 900p, meaning they'll look sharper on modern TV. What's more, games that include multiplayer, such as F-Zero GX, offer online play, with support for up to four players, and there's even support for controller remapping.
As of August 2026, there are nine GameCube games available through Nintendo Switch Online, with two more on the way. See the full list below:

• The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
• Soulcalibur II
• F-Zero GX
• Super Mario Strikers
• Chibi-Robo! Plug Into Adventure!
• Luigi's Mansion
• Wario World
• Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance
• Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness
• Super Mario Sunshine (August 13, 2026)
• Pokémon Colosseum (TBA 2026)
  If you already own a collection of old GameCube games, another option is to emulate your library by connecting a PC or laptop to a TV. The Dolphin emulator has been around for more than two decades. It's free, extremely stable and has additional features that can improve the experience of playing older games like resolution scaling and custom save states. You don't need a powerful machine to run Dolphin: Virtually every Windows or Mac machine made in the past decade can run any game, but advanced graphical options can require a little more horsepower.