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One of the most loved consoles by retro players and fans, the GameCube sports one of the most memorable games in history. Need a starting point? Check out Super Smash Bros. Melee and challenge your friends to a fight with your favorite Nintendo characters in legendary battles across iconic locations. If you crave a much-needed vacation, head over to Animal Crossing for a relaxing getaway. Gameplay relies on real-world time, so as you explore this cute little town, you can enjoy wonderful events and changing seasons based on the time of year. Is something wrong with your GameCube system or controller? Check out our GameCube repairs!
Don't fold under the pressure! Turn back into Mario's paper form and save Princess Peach from the X-Nauts in Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door! New gameplay mechanics take advantage of Mario's paper form as he folds into an airplane and flattens himself into passageways to uncover the mystery underneath Rogueport. If you're looking for a more petrifying adventure, pick up Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem. Remembered for its innovative "Insanity Effects," traverse this psychological horror in complete fear of whether what you're seeing is real or a figment of the shadows.
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The GameCube was released throughout 2001 as Nintendo's answer to the rivalry against Sony and Microsoft. It featured a unique "toy-like" appearance to stand out from competitors, but as it used mini DVDs to fight against piracy, it boasted much less storage space and was less friendly with game developers compared to the Playstation 2 and Xbox. It initially sold 21.74 million units worldwide; while it was technically a commercial failure during its retail run, its popularity soared with retro gamers and fans over the years.
Featuring incredible iconic franchises from Super Mario and The Legend of Zelda to Resident Evil and Metroid, players have found themselves always coming back to the GameCube as a staple of amazing, memorable gameplay experiences to be had for decades to come.
The Nintendo GameCube is home to many lovable favorites that were exclusive to the system. If you own a GameCube, these are the absolute essential games to get if you want the full experience of what the GameCube offers!
This arena fighter is not only a classic, but essential to own with a GameCube.
Mario’s awesome vacation themed adventure is one of the best 3D Mario platformers to date!
One of everyone's favorite GameCube memories was playing this fantastic version of Mario Kart.
Metroid’s innovative take on a first person shooter. If you haven’t experienced this game before, then you need it right now!
A favorited Mario RPG, the second in the Paper Mario series and just awesome!
This superb rendition of StarFox had the hero shooting up enemies in the skies or on foot!
The latest version of Mario Party on the GameCube with tons of features and mic minigames!
The Gamecube is home to some unique and downright bizarre console exclusives, such as vacuuming ghosts in Luigi’s Mansion or rolling giant eggs around in Billy Hatcher.
The GameCube is home to many games that have a hefty price, but then there are titles that will empty your bank account. If you have money to burn, these are the specialty GameCube games you need for your collection.
Plenty of multiplayer games are out there on the GameCube, but these are hands down the best. These titles were GameCube exclusive, and are worth buying a console just to play!
Many titles on the GameCube may look easy from their family friendly appearance, but these games are far more difficult than they appear. If you think you have what it takes, then prove you’re the world’s fastest in F-Zero GX, or that you are a bullet hell master in Ikaruga.
