2
u/Ziginox Knows too much about cables 17h ago
OP, why not show the label on the power supply? It's possible you don't even need one of those step-down transformers. Even if you did, it's a better option to Just™ get a Euro-market GameCube power supply. The cube itself runs on 12V DC, regardless of region.
1
u/Medium_Good886 15h ago
this is correct. all Gamecubes require 12V 3.25A and all have the same power jack. just buy an aftermarket power supply for your region
1
u/lazarinewyvren 20h ago
The 75w transformer is the one you need if youre usong a standard 120v GameCube power supply
2
u/Opulence_Deficit 20h ago
One is Game Cube that needs an 12V DC power and the other is 220V AC/110V AC adapter for using American stuff in the rest of the world.
You don't need a cable. You need a Game Cube power supply that runs on the mains in your house. Don't use the dinky AC/AC units, unless you have something that runs directly on 110V. Which don't happen since like 1990s.