I've never linked to PS1's together.

[AndyC]

I think you can only link the old style PS2's as the slimline ones don't have the ports to plug the leads into.

[Hydrobond]

Gamecubes can be linked if both of them have a network card and you connect them through a network cable.  I think if you use a patch cable you don't even need a hub.

[Tynstar]

Gamecubes can be linked if both of them have a network card and you connect them through a network cable.  I think if you use a patch cable you don't even need a hub.

What games support that. I figured you  could connect them his a crossover cable but I didnt know why you would want to.

[m3talst0rm]

I think Mario Kart is the only game that supports linking two gamecubes together.

[The Metamorphosing Leon]

That seems hard to believe.

[m3talst0rm]

That seems hard to believe.

What does? That there is only one game to utilize the gamecube system link?  or that Mario Kart can use the system link?  

http://en.wikipedia.org/w...o_Kart:_Double_Dash%21%21

Honestly, I think there is one more out there that does use the link, but I forget what it is.  Anyway, It is a ridiculously low number.

Edit: Found Two More: Kirby's Air Ride and 1080:Avalanche

http://www.dslreports.com/faq/9499
http://www.warppipe.com/

so 3 total...only off by two

[Hydrobond]

I own the network card for the game cube and have yet to use it. Shame on me for expecting Nintendo to make things that support their additional hardware.
The new mario kart sucked compared to the old ones. Sorry, just had to say it.

[Alabama-Shrimp]

Me and some friends used to link up PSX's to play C&C Red Alert back when PC's were far too expensive and slow.
Yep you need 2 PSX's and 2 tellys but its a 2 disk game so saved 40 quid or so!
Was good much better to have your own screen and that.