That would indeed be a strange name. What is the CD called and how was it created?
It was not "created", it's just a "remastered" version of the original version of Super Game Boy, published by Interplay for the Amiga in 1995.
The CD can be found on the same website of NoCD for AMW, which is a modified version of a compilation for the Game Boy Advance (both versions of the CD are based on an original version published for the "Super Game Boy" on the Amiga).
Also, the name "NoCD" is not just a coincidence, it's a tribute to the fact that the original version of Super Game Boy was a CD-ROM game. It was my first attempt at creating a playable version of this game, and the only way I could do it was using a CD, and thus the name "NoCD".
Well, now that I see that he would like to help me, I will try to explain that he would really like to help people who have problems with the GameCube emulator.
To tell you the truth, the GameCube is a really wonderful piece of hardware, and the emulator works very well with most games. However, it has some issues with some games. Sometimes, they have problems with the resolution of the graphics, the memory, the rendering of the special effects, etc.
For example, Smash TV, on the GameCube, has problems with the graphics, and sometimes, if it has too many effects or textures, the emulator won't be able to handle them. I even fixed this for Smash TV, and released a new version. But it seems that some people don't even see the difference between it and the previous version.
For example, in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, I couldn't have the graphics on my TV, so I took it into my room, and it was fine. I even tried with my monitor, but it was still fine.
The worst thing of all was that they would also complain that the game didn't load, and said that it was a bad copy of the game, when in fact, it was a "good" copy, just the one that I have fixed.
And I even had a request for a port for the GameCube in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS. I haven't played it yet, but it has to do with the software that it doesn't work on other systems (like
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