This Is The Most Powerful Amazon Fire TV Device So Far But… Fire TV Cube 3 Hands-On

[@Madblaster6]

What is the point of this device? It’s overkill for streaming and it’s underpowered for gaming.

[@kamikazikid127]

If this isn’t the most true statement. I was pondering the same thing

[@damk8642]

@@kamikazikid127 were you pondering on your orb

[@zeroturn7091]

It’s decent for home automation, but that freaks a lot of people out.

[@kamikazikid127]

@@damk8642 huh?

[@lrc3847]

@@zeroturn7091 RAM is the issue. The bare minimun now is 4GB RAM

[@McKluskie]

10/100 lan... 2 GB RAM - instant fail.

[@alceearsberry4150]

Why would they lock it to 32 bit those were some good geekbench scores dam shame it would stand with the shield if it wasn't for this

[@bdanka50]

Anther device that I was thinking might break me from my 2017 Nvidia Shield TV... but alas, it's a no once again.

[@dominic.cellini]

It's very disappointing to see yet another flagship Fire TV with only a 32-bit OS. My 2nd gen Fire TV from 2015 runs 64-bit Fire OS, and it's one of the reasons why I ended up buying another (used) one recently from Woot. If I'm not mistaken, the 2nd gen box is the only Fire TV ever released with 64-bit software.

[@Mr01dschool]

Agree 💯. Every Android TV based device should be running 64 bit in 2022. Amazon seems to skimp on both their hardware and software. Still baffled as to why a supposed flagship device is 2022 is running Android 9.0 (32 bit) with only 2GB of RAM and bare minimum 16 GB internal storage. Also sad to see companies still releasing devices with obsolete USB 2.0 and 10/100 ports. USB 3.0 had been around since '08 and Gigabit Ethernet has been available for over two decades.

[@dominic.cellini]

@@Mr01dschool Exactly. You would expect at least 3 GB of RAM given the fact that 2 GB puts it right on par with the Stick 4K Max at $55. They had the perfect opportunity to make a good Shield TV Pro competitor and they blew it. There just seems to be so much wasted potential going 32-bit and making those other compromises.

[@thegrayzero]

one look at those Big and little cores and as well as the GPU and I knew the PSP performance was gonna be just that, this thing is even weaker than my old phone that had a helio P70

[@hadouken2123]

Thanks for the video. I think the echo show 15 uses the same chipset. Hopefully, with the announced update for firetv app support retroarch will be possible on the echo show 15🤩

[@HelloHelloXD]

When are you going to make more projects with 11.9" touch panel that you reviewed about 6 months ago?

[@wews2047]

2gb ram for mid tier chipset? 😂 What a nice combo. A chipset good for running genshin impact and emulator.

[@wews2047]

@Tim H yes and as far as i know 32 bit OS supports up to 4 GB

[@srvuk]

Not a chance at the ridiculous price. The SOC is not that more powerful than the S922X. The HDMI in port is bizarre and lack of Gigabit ethernet is laughable, as is the single USB 2.0 Jurassic port. 32 bit is comical. Would not touch at half the price and considering Amazon's purchasing power and ecosystem control, the mark-up on this will be huge. Bezos must need a more expensive Ship or Rocket to purchase.

[@woodrow6918]

What brand of drive did you use as ntfs, please? It has been working for some and not others. Thank you.

[@quantumsneak1773]

Where is white flat thumbnail device at ? The thumbnail box is not same as video box.

[@Individual_User]

So NTFS support is there for offline media file playback... Some review and article says it is not.

[@SeleAsuka]

I think it's not worth it to me to change it, I have the previous one and it still works, and being creative with the apk.

[@trbdann2]

Emulation+Gaming on Project Voltera pls! :D

[@JoshuaG]

10:53 i find Asphalt 8 more visually appealing and the best of the franchise instead of Asphalt 9 , theres something off about it 😅

[@Azziee]

Probably isn't worth it if you have something like TCL series 7 with Android and 4xA73, G52(MP?) and 3g RAM already?

[@dhgodzilla1]

AmaZog

[@davidescalona9849]

I have a questions, is the dongle of the 8bitdo ultimate enough for the Xbox series? Is a adapter or just a dongle?

[@rocknflip66]

So how does this fair vs Nvidia TV?

[@arthurbell9389]

thanks for the video, I nagged you about this one lol

[@arthurwatts1680]

Based on the comments below, Apple really did their homework with the 4k Apple TV - why didn't Amazon aim higher ?

[@NeoByteNL]

Can I install F1TV pro on this thing ?

[@YoshiIsCool1]

How much External Storage does it Support?

[@pineapplesauce7499]

This seems worse than the $20 ONN Android tv box from Walmart

[@daniloimparato]

What controller is that at 14:40?

[@daniloimparato]

@Extremos Thanks man!

[@gpturismo]

Why do I want to hack this and try to put pure android or linux on it?

[@oldGAMERhulk36616]

Hey ETA PRIME!! HAVE YOU SEEN AND TESTED THE TMOBILE STREAMING DEVICE? it is the tvison HUB with Google tv os 12? It has a gb ethernet nic built right into it!!

[@ericcartman5722]

With the 2 cents they saved on gigabit ethernet Bezos is going back to space

[@cam_DA_Hawkdriver]

They went cheap on the Ethernet and RAM. I’m out.

[@madmen2288]

Who the hell does not include gigabit Ethernet on a 2022 device?

[@madmen2288]

Also Android will eat that 16GB of internal storage in no time. It's a been a big problem of the Shield.

[@BigGayRapper]

No gigabit Ethernet is way more insulting than 2gb of RAM. This should be higher up in the comments tbh

[@glsracer]

Given the price over the 4K sticks, I'm kind of surprised at the lack of RAM and USB 3.2. Hopefully the OS on all higher end Fire devices will go to 64 bit in the near future as well

[@domenicklandaeta-rosato3968]

Why not gigabit?!

[@zeroturn7091]

They really dropped the ball with the RAM, hard pass. Always appreciate the content though.

[@hardy83]

4gb really should be the minimum for ANYTHING at this point. Also running in 32bit in 2022 is... dumb at best.

[@emmanuelgonzalez3635]

@@hardy83 as well running android 9, instead 11 or 12

[@zeroturn7091]

@@hardy83 They’ve known since the first Gen cube that the OS is too heavy.

[@bluetech2809]

aha good you mentioned it. I kinda breezed through the specs and thought it was 16gb now realized that was the storage... 2gb memory wtf!!

[@ergindemir7366]

Most important, it can play 4k60fps av01, which even macs can't do.

[@wafu6058]

10/100 ethernet on a device is unacceptable in today's age. What if you wanted to stream anything from a local network? You're screwed, people have faster internet than that too... Frankly unacceptable

[@Mr01dschool]

Agree 💯. 10/100 Ethernet and USB 2.0 should have been phased out years ago. Gigabit Ethernet and USB 3.1 should be the default standards now.

[@Mr01dschool]

This might have been a nice device in 2015. In 2022 it needs more RAM at least 4GB. More internal storage at least 32GB. Ditch the obsolete 10/100 and USB 2.0 ports. Replace them with more up to date standards in Gigabit Ethernet and dual USB 3.1 ports one C and one A.

[@Fernando-Rodriguez]

it's not worth it for retro gaming.

[@tanookimarketing]

32bit makes it a non-starter. I mean, I get it. Amazon is catering to non-tech people and not us crazy lads, but yeah. It's a no-go.

[@coolbasset]

I had high hopes for this device. But not being able to run Aethersx2 is a big let down.

[@suhtangwong]

What you expect? 🤔

[@rcurtiswarfield]

So Amazon is going through the expense and trouble of adding an Ethernet port but decided to use a 10/100 port? Are kidding me? Would it have cost them 10 cents more? Whoever approved this should be fined. You can’t justify not using Gigabit when you already allocated room for an Ethernet port on the system. It’s the same freaking size. There is no way this device should ever be recommended for the price they charge. Who still uses 100 megabit Ethernet

[@fatherelijahcal9620]

Why can't you just install your own 64-bit OS on it?

[@NoToeLong]

Not sure what the point of this device is; the 4K Stick already streams 4K just fine, the Cube's power is crippled by too little RAM and no 64bit, it's much more expensive than the Stick, and the few features it adds are mostly gimmicks. Doesn't makes much sense to me.

[@cv990a4]

The idea of something listening to what I'm doing at my home is not one that appeals to me at all. But each to his/her/their own.

[@mechanicalmonk2020]

So you don't have any modern smartphones?

[@MrLukas2012]

I'm always looking for new stuff. But I don't feel like anything will replace my Shield Pro (2019) anytime soon.

[@andreas_aqua]

on ppsspp chains of olympus you can use the hack for 30 fps , it will run all day, and i guess it could run on higher resolutions too

[@anon_y_mousse]

Three fails in one, RAM, ethernet and 32-bits. If you could at least root it and install a stock Android or maybe even Linux, then that might make it at least somewhat appealing. In fact, if you could root it, that'd make for a great video.

[@Mr01dschool]

For me there are 6 major fails. 32 Bit OS, Android 9.0, 2 GB of RAM, 16 GB of internal storage, 10/100 Ethernet & USB 2.0.

[@anon_y_mousse]

@@Mr01dschool The OS and internal storage don't matter to me since if it could be rooted I'd just install Linux anyway, which can more than fit in that space, and use an external drive for /home, but if it's got USB 2.0 then it's a lost cause.

[@zerotactix5739]

Can this stream Steam games using SteamLink app sideloaded or Parsec at 4k 60fps?

[@djthashock]

Try to put this Cube into Sleep mode and try to wake it up over a USB keyboard. doesn't Work, beacause the USB Port will shut down. You are only be able to wake it up over the Remote that come with the Cube itself.

[@4h0w1e6]

I have an older Cube (a Cube 2 maybe), don't use it for anything special I just needed 4K support. I also like the "IR blaster" feature, which I was surprised didn't seem to get promoted in marketing that much. But for a streaming device with the ability to unify all your remote-controlled devices into a single point of control, it always seemed like a great deal. Definitely consider upgrade to 3.

[@linuxgeex]

I'm mind-boggled that Amazon is getting away with shipping these with 2GB RAM in 2022 when $50 S905/A53 Android TV boxes were shipping with 2GB RAM in 2016. Seriously. 2GB is barely enough to load the browser while keeping a couple light background apps running, let alone the increasingly heavy chat apps like Skype that use over 1GB just to sit idle. At least this isn't on a battery like their tablets. The problem with such a small amount of RAM is that parts of apps are constantly falling out of the kernel page cache, so the storage is busily loading them all the time. That's not quite as bad as swapping, but Android will use ZSWAP to compress app ANON pages to make room for more page cache, and that requires CPU to compress and decompress those pages, as well as a lot of page faults and memory management operations, and that all takes away from the available CPU performance. This may work on launch day but it will be rapidly obsolete as the browser and apps double their RAM needs every 3 years. In 2022, 4GB is the bare minimum to prevent rapid obsolescence, but 8GB would be a much better choice to survive until VVC video codec adoption. That should be its goal, otherwise it's needless landfill.

[@lrc3847]

@Tim H even at 32 bit the ideal ammount of memory is 3 GB.

[@linuxgeex]

@Tim H Even if they use a 32-bit kernel, A75 and A53 can address more than 3GB in 32-bit mode. So is there something else you're assuming means I don't understand systems engineering? Cost effective doesn't mean planned obsolescence, in fact there's laws against planned obsolescence which should be enforced to prevent this kind of equipment being sold. This makes the poor poorer.

[@linuxgeex]

@Tim H Meow. But that still has nothing to do with whether I "understand the difference between 32 and 64 bit". Being catty doesn't undo being wrong, lol.

[@linuxgeex]

@Tim H What you mean Android SDK? which is freely available and bundled with a free Android Studio IDE based on IntelliJ? They don't mention it because everyone already knows about it. Or do you mean the hardware requirements of a system that can run the SDK application builder? That's way off topic... but my 6-year-old laptop with 24GB RAM happily runs it. Or do you mean HDK - Hardware Development Kit - which would be a reference piece of hardware provided by an OEM for a developer to test application/OS builds on. Normally they would stop offering those once the consumer hardware is available, unless the consumer hardware is too much of a black box to do debugging on. Android's ADB Android Debug Bridge makes all Android devices easy to debug on, so I doubt Amazon would offer an HDK.

[@linuxgeex]

@Tim H I don't mind criticism, so long as it's productive, so I can take that feedback to improve my skills. So by all means, educate me. What exactly are you calling out as mis-educated? I've been in software since 1984, I worked with the linux kernel from 1994, through i386 a.out, the elf migration, AMD64 x64 and x32 ABIs, I've forgotten more SDK's and API's than most engineers will ever learn lol. If you're genuine about your own knowledge level and you need an engineer, I'm actually between projects at the moment. You can have me for $72/hr to start. My current specialisation is with jQuery, nodeJS and PHP frameworks, but I have a lot of history with C/C++, Java, and Modula2, as well as Intel and AT&T assembler dialects.

[@LuccaRPG]

Thanks for mentioning how much the Amazon appstore sucks. I know you can sideload a lot of stuff, but the native appstore is SO lackluster. The only way I made fire cube (gen 2) remotely interesting is lots of sideloading - adding Kodi, Retroarch, etc. There are way better options for emulation and even streaming for the pricepoint or slightly more money. (I personally dig the Nivida Shield).

[@carson5757]

We're in some sort of reality where Apple all of a sudden is making a better value product than most companies.

[@pedrosa144]

Their hardware is great but you are locked down to their eco system, no side loading of apps.

[@4h0w1e6]

@@pedrosa144 This statement can of course be applied to everything with an Apple on it. Locked into their eco system AND their obsolescence schedule.

[@shade20x64]

Ah yes, the Amazon GameCube.

[@kenzieduckmoo]

one of the main limiting things for gaming on the cube is the 2gb ram. most android games require at least 4, and are made more for phones where you usually have 8gb or more

[@clebbington]

Yeah, only 2G of RAM on Android is really starting to push it - not to mention that lack of 64-bit support, outdated I/O, and their anemic app store 😵‍💫

[@zakapholiac9377]

Yeah 8GB is pretty much the minimum these days. Some say 4gb but I’d argue that even 4 is borderline unusable

[@Ayahrie]

Love your channel. Just a suggestion, maybe for netflix test you can try play 'test patterns' .

[@1digitalsmith]

here we go again, another amazon poopy product shortchanging the consumer with stingy specs I'm not impressed by it, had an amazon fire HD tablet that was a nightmare bad battery never buy another tablet from them again not too pleased w./that "android" os they jived up either

[@enigmarocker]

The fact that the OS is only running in 32-bit mode is a massive issue...on multiple levels...Im not in the mindset right now to explain but one can google the cons of 32bit operating systems in 2022 these days. What a joke. To me, thats a complete failure from Amazon. Edit: The more I think about it, it makes sense why Amazon would want to nerf its devices like this...they want you playing games from their own streaming service and other app-store games. Ironically their app store is trash for games as ETA Prime noted and Luna game streaming might flop just like Google Stadia recently did. I doubt Amazon wants us easily using these devices for emulation since Amazon takes a hit on the hardware price sometimes, in order to sell more units in the hopes that you'll use all their digital services. All around a 32bit device wont even run most new apps even side-loaded...hot trash.

[@AndruComedy]

Disappointing. It seemed like this would be more powerful than the Nvidia shield. But the 32-bit is lame like the shield tube

[@JeffCD77]

Who is buying this for gaming? It's not what this device was designed for so it shouldn't be surprising that apps for games is not their top priority.

[@giuseppelentini9140]

I've got the Fire TV Cube 2nd version, and for retrogaming up to the 32 bit systems is pretty good actually. And let's be honest, for demanding systems like a ps2 and forward, you really need a medium end pc at least.

[@Johnmoe_]

Is the Nvidia Shield still the best streaming device?

[@marksapollo]

It entirely depends on what you want it to do and the equipment you have, and how much you want to fiddle with it to set it up. But the Shield TV is very old now, the chip in it is essentially the same one from 2015 with a few tweaks. They really need to update it.

[@Mr01dschool]

@@marksapollo Nvidia does need to update the Shield but it still has more up to date hardware in some areas than the Fire TV Cube 3. The Shield still has more RAM plus uses USB and Ethernet standards from this decade unlike the Cube.

[@marksapollo]

@@Mr01dschool It doesn’t matter as the new Cube on paper at least is more powerful, 3 GB ram is pointless when the chip architecture is from 2015. Nvidia should be great full Amazon gimped the new Cube by giving it a 32bit OS. Also 100mbps is perfectly fine for 4K streaming and it’s target audience, but it has WiFi 6E which is faster the gigabit Ethernet anyway, another thing the Shield lacks.

[@Mr01dschool]

@@marksapollo The Shield's SOC is able to take full advantage of all 3GB of RAM. The SOC is still fast enough to do everything smoother than most streaming boxes. Nvidia does need to release an updated version with a newer SOC, at least 4GB of RAM, at least 32GB of storage, HDMI 2.1 and support for the newer video codecs. That doesn't excuse other companies like Amazon for releasing a gimped flagship device. The Fire TV Cube 3 falls short for many reasons. 100Mbps is not always fast enough to handle some higher bitrate 4K remuxes, which is why someone would need a Gigabit Ethernet port. I am not using WiFi on a stationary connected device. Hardwired is always going to be more reliable, more secure and usually provides less latency than a wireless connection. I am not going to compromise this because a company like Amazon decided to be cheap with their hardware. Why should I reward a company for skimping by using obsolete ports. Another reason the new Cube falls short is they decided to use the bare minimum with RAM and internal storage. For a premium device in 2022 there is no excuse for not using at least 4GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage. Running on a 32bit version of Android TV 9.0 in 2022 is pretty bad. Still not supporting passthru of DTS-HD and TrueHD audio is also going to turn away a few potential customers. All in all I give Amazon a D for their new Fire TV Cube. I definitely will not be rewarding them with my money. Maybe they will try harder next time.

[@YoshiIsCool1]

Very Nice It Really Does Work With The Xbox Game Pass App.

[@someguy3546]

Whats the point of making a bigger fire tv, if its not gonna work for android games... amazon really wants to put a mic in peoples homes.

[@RyanAumiller]

It's supposed to support "4K" streaming and doesn't do GbE? junk.

[@zootallure5323]

And it still won't do passthrough of truehd Atmos or DTS-hd. Solid pass.

[@Michael45007]

When do you think the next Nvidia Shield is coming out? I'm thinking of buying one but I don't want to buy the old version of it when the new one is coming around the corner.

[@aes1373]

I have a feeling they will release it when the next Nintendo Switch comes out given how they share similar CPUs. I think late 2023 seems plausible.

[@Mr01dschool]

Hopefully within the next year.

[@dsphotos]

@ETA but this means basicly it has a 64 bit cpu but the fire os is only 32 bit?

[@ethanator6015]

I think the greatest appeal in the Fire TV Sticks is the affordability. The price on the Fire TV Cube is hard to justify when the Apple TV 4K has become more affordable.

[@testosteroneinc.3800]

But can you side load Apple TV? All their products are locked down!! 😌

[@zairman]

Apple products are locked down in their own environment and can't side load apps. Just isn't worth it. Better off getting an Nvidia Shield.

[@marksapollo]

That argument totally fails when the Fire TV devices get massively reduced in the regular sales Amazon have. Apple TV does not get discounted anywhere near the same levels.

[@bnbnism]

Hey ETA with Black Friday coming up will you be doing recommendations on products to buy, also what would you say is a good budget laptop (under €600) for general use and gaming.

[@TheAMadMan]

The 4k demo video you use has a Ruben's Tube! You can't go wrong mixing music visualizations and fire.

[@Droogie128]

Massively overpriced

[@tobiwonkanogy2975]

the xbox streaming really threw me off . looked great too.

[@michaelmattichiii1595]

10/100,USB 2, 32 bit, this is a real loser.

[@jeffcrowe9489]

Some Parsec game play would be AMAZING! I have all my kids on remote gaming machines and something like this would be AMAZING to be attached to their TV's/Monitors!!!

[@lrc3847]

The device is pretty decent, but... Why? Why 2 GB RAM when current Android devices in the lowest tier uses 4 GB and even more... Apple TV from this year is rumored to use 4 GB RAM

[@mechanicalmonk2020]

Can you please for the love of all that is holy do moonlight streaming tests in these videos?

[@JustJoeH]

Does anyone happen to know if this will work with a USB headset? I use a rig 800 hx on my Nvidia Shield (2017) but was thinking of getting one of these for the HDMI in and dolby vision support.

[@gimaru73]

Do you know if it's capable ti redirect the audio from HDMI ARC port to home theatre system realized with echo in stereo mode? Thx

[@jakeblackmon9133]

No gigabit ethernet adapter? That stinks...

[@AgentZeroNine1]

Man, they really killed this thing for a lot of people by going 32bit. Hell, I think Android 13 or 14 doesn't/won't support 32 bit. Wonder if finding a way to install Google TV onto this device solves this issue. I'd have aimed to do something like that even with a 64bit version of this device.

[@hassosigbjoernson5738]

I think it comes with the support of the older devices and older TV Sticks that use the same app store. To make all compatible in the same ecosystem it seems like they decided to stay 32-Bit, because by upgrading to 64-Bit they maybe need to lift up the whole ecosystem. It always comes to the same conclusion: a SBC with android (oDroid N2) or a Tiny PC with the OS of choice is the way to go. But it's not an out-of-the-box project. I would even add a used XBox One S or Series S to this list. Add a remote and you have a fine media device. For "just" an media player for amazon prime most Smart-TV-Apps are sufficient enough.

[@marksapollo]

The only people upset with the update is a tiny niche group of users far removed from the mass market. It's perfect for its intended market. But don't forget it may be restricted in its emulation, but it WILL go on sale on Amazon at a decent price. What's more annoying is Amazon has updated its Fire TV Cube, Apple has updated its Apple TV, both with more power, and the Shield TV is still pretty much using its chip from 2015 just with some tweaks.. it's about time Nvidia updated the Shield TV as that IS aimed at the niche market.

[@arangitem5468]

The heck ram so tittle and os just 32 bit

[@Fatimajan92]

Hi do you know if the new cube runs GameCube games via Dolphin?

[@Paul-ng4jx]

And as of July 2024 Xbox game pass streaming officially comes out on the Amazon fire stick 4K max and this TV cube here and since it’s official forget those games I’d rather be playing Game Pass on my TV anyway and then on top of it since it’s got Wi-Fi 60 my modem or Tmobile home Internet is capable of pushing Wi-Fi 60 so I’ll get full power. I’m already downloading into the 300s anyway so I’ll have plenty of streaming power. I just need to get one more Xbox controller for my wife and we’re set.

[@SHSPVR]

Say ETA Prime try run it without any internet when it goes offline from the router to media local server

[@andre0000000007]

10/100 ethernet? ridiculous

[@megapixelmicron6360]

Why nobody test and review HDMI in port, this is actually very much useful. All the reviewers talk only about specs which we already know and they focus on games too much, seriously? Wtf play games on streaming device, we are not kids to play these silly games.

[@SirReptitious]

A switch to turn off the microphones; that's funny. How many people are stupid enough to believe they would actually give you the ability to do that? Yeah, I know. The answer is that the majority of people probably believe it.....

[@CustardDonut]

can you install Kodi on these?

[@pedrosa144]

Yes you can.

[@peterparker6584]

Is it a Rubik's Cube? Or is it the cube nobody wants? Is this the limit cube in Disguise? You start touching it and it changes shape and chains start flyMaybe we need a picture of Jeff Bezos dressed up as Pinhead?ing out people start disappearing and some guy shows up with pins all over his head.

[@MrRorosao]

I lost my monitor and I had to relay in Xbox streaming app and oh Lord I couldn't manager, it is just Soo bad! I was using 5 GHz and I have 300mbs internet but the amount of compassion was sooo high and lots of hiccups! Streaming it's not there yet

[@mitchellpintaric2336]

Wow that's an impressive geekbench score this has to be the fastest android tv device out there.

[@Durkhead]

How hard is it to put a snapdragon 845 in a box?

[@ScottBaker38]

That’s no GameCube.

[@Jamie_D]

Can you check if your cube is dumb please,ask it for notifications,if it says you don't have any,or gives you your notifications it's fine, but if hmm I don't know that, it's dumb :(

[@Templateideas097]

Why 2GB of RAM though? They could have at least made it 4.

[@ETAPRIME]

Yeah, it seems they are just doing very very tiny incremental upgrades to get more life out of the brand

[@johnsducks9816]

Dang, stopped watching the second you said it is 32 bit and won't support gamecube and ps2, that is all I was here to see

[@TheBman3rd]

This isn't a gaming device. If you want a gaming device get a dedicated gaming device. Also you never said if the fire cube 3rd gen makes watching Netflix any better than the other devices out there

[@bhilgefort]

This dude normally glorifies intel and his xbox controller... Did this amazon box do a good job? Absolutely not.

[@alfonsodelavega2793]

I just saw that you can get emuelec on the cube, does that mean it can run GameCube and PS2 now?