The Escapist delivers its wishlist for the 10 GameCube games we wish would come to the new Nintendo Switch 2 Online service.

The Nintendo GameCube library is home to numerous classics, including the original Animal Crossing and Mario Sunshine. Although many GameCube favorites are beloved for their gameplay, some of the ...

The Nintendo GameCube is one of the best consoles ever made, but unfortunately, it didn't play DVDs, so not many people are aware of that. If you were there at the time, playing the likes of Super ...

So don't be too sore if you don't see your favorite games here. There are others out there, and these 10 just hit an arbitrary cut-off point. If you're playing GameCube for the first time, I envy you.

10 GameCube games you need to play. Nintendo’s boxy beauty may have lost to the PS2, but it was blessed with some amazing games. Written by Damien McFerran.

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And no doubt, the GameCube is home to some garbage. Here are 10 of the worst Nintendo GameCube games that we love to hate. Pokémon Channel Image Source: Nintendo/The Pokémon Company.

If you're already tracking your gaming library on IGN via our new most wanted and collection lists, you're probably wondering what games your fellow IGN readers have amassed over the years.

The Wii U won't play GameCube discs. But it will play the Virtual Console, Nintendo's online shop that lets you buy games from old consoles like the Super Nintendo and N64.

Home Originals 10 first-party GameCube games we’d love to see in HD. Originals; 10 first-party GameCube games we’d love to see in HD. By. David Sanchez - January 25, 2013. Share on Facebook.

So don't be too sore if you don't see your favorite games here. There are others out there, and these 10 just hit an arbitrary cut-off point. If you're playing GameCube for the first time, I envy you.

10 GameCube games you need to play. Nintendo’s boxy beauty may have lost to the PS2, but it was blessed with some amazing games. Written by Damien McFerran.