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  • thumb|right|130px|GameCube La Nintendo GameCube (también conocida como GC) es la cuarta videoconsola de Nintendo y pertenece a la sexta generación. La GameCube por sí sola es la más compacta y la más cara de la sexta generación. Fue realizada en 2001. A finales de 2006, fue sucedida por la Wii, y todos los juegos, mandos, tarjetas de memoria de la GameCube son compatibles.
  • The Gamecube was a videogame system that was released by Nintendo. While no Smurf videogames have been specifically planned for this system, the Gameboy Player accessory made for it allows the use of original Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance games on the system, so the Smurf videogames made for those systems can be played on the Gamecube.
  • Before being released in Japan, the GameCube's codename was project Dolphin. Due to this, some of the console's games have a reference to the codename, via an illustration or just a name. In Pikmin 1's case, it is the name of the ship, the S.S. Dolphin.
  • The Nintendo GameCube (initially Project Dolphin and commonly abbreviated GCN) is Nintendo's fourth home video game console, belonging to the sixth-generation era. The GameCube itself was the most compact and least expensive of the sixth generation era consoles. The GameCube was released in 2001, and was the first console to have a modern wireless controller, the WaveBird, available as an add-on. In late 2006, it was succeeded by the Wii, which is backward compatible with GameCube games, controllers, memory cards, and some accessories.
  • Nintendo GameCubes come in a variety of colors, including Indigo, Platinum, Jet Black, and Spice. They are 4.3 inches high, 5.9 inches wide, and 6.3 inches thick. Nintendo GameCubes were the first Nintendo console to use discs instead of cartridges, though the discs it uses are smaller than the DVD-sized discs the Xbox and PlayStation 2 used. Because of this, GameCubes cannot play DVDs or audio CDs. Through a partnership with Panasonic, a DVD-playing GameCube called the Panasonic Q was made.
  • The Nintendo GameCube (codenamed Dolphin) is Nintendo's fourth system and the successor to the Nintendo 64. It competed in the Sixth generation of video games with the Playstation 2 and Xbox. It was succeeded by the Wii. The console had a lifetime of 5½ years from when it was first released in 2001 until Nintendo ceased production in February 2007.[1] Nintendo had initially expected to sell 50 million GameCubes by 2005.
  • thumb|GameCube Für den Nintendo GameCube erschien nur Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles. Des Weiteren verkaufte sich der GameCube etwa 21,7 Millionen mal weltweit.
  • thumb|Gamecube Für den Nintendo GameCube erschienen folgende Mega Man-Spiele:
  • Nicktoons/Super Smash Bros Melee
  • Der Nintendo GameCube ['geɪm 'kjuːb] (engl. für Spielwürfel) (jap. ニンテンドー ゲームキューブ, Nintendō thumb|346pxGēmukyūbu, kurz GCN, GC , NGC, oder nur GameCube) ist eine Videospielkonsole von Nintendo und Nachfolger des Nintendo 64. Er gehört zur sechsten Konsolengeneration und konkurrierte mit der Sega Dreamcast, der Sony PlayStation 2 und der Microsoft Xbox. Nachfolger des GameCube ist die Wii.
  • The Nintendo GameCube is Nintendo's fifth generation console. It was released in 2001, as the successor to the Nintendo 64, but it was discontinued in 2007, but still had compatibility on the new console, the Nintendo Wii. The games for the GameCube will also be downloadable on the Nintendo Wii's successor, the Wii U. It is regarded as Nintendo's most underrated console, undergoing the "fourth-console curse". Startup: File:0GCN.ogg
  • Before being released in Japan, the GameCube's codename was project Dolphin. Due to this, some of the console's games have a reference to the codename, via an illustration or just a name. In Pikmin's case, it is the name of the ship, the S.S. Dolphin.
  • The GameCube competed for sales in the sixth generation of video game consoles alongside the Dreamcast (which ceased production before the system's launch), the PlayStation 2 and the Xbox. The GameCube was the first Nintendo system to use optical discs as a storage medium for its games.
  • Nintendo GameCube or the GCN is a sixth generation home game console released by Nintendo EAD in 2001. The GameCube is a console which is shaped like a cube. The console is the first Nintendo console to use Optical Discs. The second is the Wii and the third is the Wii U.
  • Der Nintendo Gamecube (jap. ニンテンドー ゲームキューブ, Nintendō Gēmukyūbu, kurz: NGC, GCN) ist eine Spielekonsole von Nintendo und wurde am 14.September 2001 in Japan, sowie am 18. November 2001 in den Vereinigten Staaten und am 2. Mai 2002 in Europa veröffentlicht. Er war Nintendos Antwort auf Segas Dreamcast und Sonys PlayStation 2. Später kam mit Microsofts Xbox ein weiterer Konkurrent. Der Nachfolger des Nintendo GameCube war die Nintendo Wii, welche im Jahr 2006 veröffentlicht wurde.
  • The Nintendo GameCube (also known as the GCN or NGC for some people) is a gaming platform made by Nintendo and is the fourth home video game console that belongs to the sixth generation era. It was released in Japan on September 14, 2001, November 18, 2001, in North America, May 3, 2002 in Europe, and May 17, 2002 in Australia. The system is one of the least expensive consoles next to the Dreamcast. It is the successor to the Nintendo 64 and the predecessor of the Wii. The GameCube, codenamed The Dolphin was first announced at E3 in 1999 but kept hidden until August 22, 2001. It has 128 bits.
  • La Nintendo GameCube est une console de jeux vidéo de salon du fabricant japonais Nintendo, sortie en 2001 (2002 en Europe), développée en association avec IBM, NEC et ATI.
  • The Nintendo Gamecube is a sixth generation video game console developed by Nintendo.
  • Il Nintendo Gamecube è una potentissima arma nintendiana ideata col solo scopo di sconfiggere la Playstation 2 e conquisatre la Terra, sappiamo tutti com'è andata a finire. Dopo un avvio scoppiettante come un barbecue d'inverno a Venezia con ben 5 console vendute nel giro di soli 2 anni, i capi supremi della Nintendo decidettero di continuare a vendere per circa altri 2 anni in cui vendettero ben 2 giochi e rendendo così i giochi per il Gamecube giochi da comprare nei pochi mercatini dell'usato come fossero quasi pezzi d'epoca introvabili al pari della Gioconda.
  • The Nintendo GameCube is a console developed by Nintendo. The representation of the Star Fox series on GameCube are Star Fox Adventures, Star Fox: Assault, and Super Smash Bros. Melee.
  • Cet article donne une présentation volontairement succincte et non exhaustive concernant la console. La page Wikipédia donne des informations plus détaillées.La Nintendo GameCube est la quatrième console de salon de Nintendo. Elle succède à la Nintendo 64 et précède la Wii. La "GCN" est sorti au Japon le 14 septembre 2001, aux Etats-Unis le 18 novembre 2001, et est arrivée en Europe le 3 mai 2002. Comme toutes les autres, elle avait un nom de code pendant sa phase de développement: "Dolphin".
  • The Nintendo GameCube (commonly abbreviated GCN) is Nintendo's fourth home video game console and is part of the sixth generation era. The hardware system is the most compact and second-least expensive after Sega's Dreamcast, of the sixth generation era consoles. It is the successor to the Nintendo 64 and the predecessor of the Wii. The console was released on September 14, 2001 in Japan, November 18, 2001 in North America, May 3, 2002 in Europe, and May 17, 2002 in Australia. As of December 31, 2007, the GameCube has sold 21.72 million units worldwide; the majority of these units being sold in the Americas.
  • Le terme Nintendo GameCube peut se référer à : * Nintendo GameCube (console), la console de jeux vidéo de salon du fabricant japonais Nintendo de la sixième génération. * Nintendo GameCube (arène), une arène de Mario Kart: Double Dash!!
  • The Nintendo GameCube (ニンテンドーゲームキューブ) is the fourth home console made by Nintendo. The only Fire Emblem game made for GameCube was Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance, which was notable for being the first console Fire Emblem released outside of Japan (Fire Emblem and Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones were released before Path of Radiance, but were on handheld consoles). Other games for it by Intelligent Systems were Paper Mario: Thousand Year Door, WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$ and Nintendo Puzzle Collection. Another game that mentions both Intelligent Systems and Fire Emblem would be Super Smash Bros. Melee.
  • thumb|250px|Nintendo GameCube con un control La Nintendo GameCube o abreviado usualmente como GameCube es una videoconsola de sexta generación lanzada entre el 14 de septiembre de 2001 y el 17 de mayo de 2002 por Nintendo en colaboración con ATI Technologies. La consola fue lanzada el 14 de septiembre de 2001 en Japón, el 18 de noviembre de 2001 en Norteamérica, el 3 de mayo de 2002 en Europa y el 17 de mayo de 2002 en Australia. Según las cifras oficiales, la GameCube logró vender 21.74 millones de unidades mundialmente.
  • The Nintendo GameCube is a game console created by Nintendo. Playable Pac-Man games for this console are listed below.
  • "The nintendo gamecube is the wost console. the only good out of it was super smash bros". -said prez. Obama
  • The Nintendo GameCube is a games console made by Nintendo.
  • The Nintendo GameCube was and is a video game console releaced on September 14, 2001 by video game race driver Nintendo the race in question being against Sega's DreamCast, Sony's ps2 and Microsoft's Xbox it had hit games on it such as Luigi's Mansion,Wave Race: Blue Storm and Super Monkey Ball among others such as these 1080° Avalanche2003NintendoNintendoJP, NA, PAL 18 Wheeler: American Pro Trucker2002Acclaim Cheltenham / Sega-AM2Acclaim EntertainmentJP, NA, PAL 2002 FIFA World Cup2002EA CanadaEA SportsJP, NA, PAL 2006 FIFA World Cup2006EA CanadaEA SportsJP, NA, PAL Cars2006THQTHQJP, NA, PAL
  • Der Gamecube von Nintendo ist eine Spielkonsole der 6. Generation und steht damit in Konkurrenz zur Playstation 2 von Sony, zur Xbox von Microsoft und zur Dreamcast von Sega. Anfangs sollte die Konsole Dolphin heißen (Die Seriennummern beginnen deshalb auch mit DOL), danach Starcube und zuletzt einigte man sich auf Gamecube. Verkauft wurde sie nicht so erfolgreich als alle andere Konsolen von Nintendo, wegen ihrem neuen Konkurrenten Microsoft. Anfangs waren die Verkaufszahlen ziemlich gleich, 2004 jedoch schossen die Verkaufszahlen der Xbox nach vorne. Der Gamecube (dt. Spielwürfel) ist wie der Name schon sagt in Form eines Würfels geformt. Der Controller sowie die Spiele für den Gamecube sind mit der Nintendo Wii kompatibel. In Europa und in USA gibt es den GC in den Farben Lila, Schwarz
  • The Nintendo GameCube is a sixth generation video game console initially released on September 14, 2001 in Japan. It was developed and manufactured by Nintendo and is to date their most unsuccessful interchangeable disc/cartridge based system. Nintendo first mentioned a successor to the Nintendo 64 on March 3, 1999, a day after Sony's announcement of the PlayStation 2. Two months later, on May 12, 1999, Nintendo of America's chairman Howard Lincoln officially announced the console, which would be codenamed "Dolphin." The last title released for the GameCube was Madden 08.
  • The Nintendo GameCube is a sixth generation video game console initially released on September 14, 2001 in Japan. It was developed and manufactured by Nintendo. Nintendo first mentioned a successor to the Nintendo 64 on March 3, 1999, a day after Sony's announcement of the PlayStation 2, the successor to the Sony PlayStation. Two months later, on May 12, 1999, Nintendo of America's former chairman Howard Lincoln officially announced the console, which would be codenamed "Dolphin". Nintendo remained quiet for over a year about "Dolphin," preferring to focus on the Nintendo 64 and Game Boy Color at E3 2000. It wasn't until August 24, 2000, a day before Spaceworld 2000, that the company officially unveiled the GameCube, the end result of the "Dolphin" project.
  • The Nintendo GameCube (ニンテンドーゲームキューブ Nintendō Gēmukyūbu?), often abbreviated as GCN, is Nintendo's fourth home video game console and is part of the sixth generation console era. The hardware system is the most compact, and second-cheapest after Sega's Dreamcast, of the sixth generation. It is the successor to the Nintendo 64/64DD and the predecessor to the Nintendo Wii. The console was released on September 14, 2001 in Japan; November 18, 2001 in North America; May 3, 2002 in Europe; and May 17, 2002 in Australia. The GameCube marks the first (and so far the only) time Nintendo came in third during a console gen, with only 21.74 million units sold worldwide, putting it just a couple million behind the original Xbox.
  • The Nintendo GameCube (officially abbreviated as GCN), Nintendo's entry into the sixth generation of the Console Wars, was released in late 2001. It marked Nintendo's shift from cartridges to optical discs in response to third parties being driven away by the Nintendo 64's continued use of cartridges, using miniature proprietary discs. The graphical capabilities were better than the Play Station 2, and in some cases, on par with those of the X Box. Star Wars: Rogue Squadron III actually holds the sixth-gen record for polygon count, at 20 million polygons. The GameCube was the first Nintendo console to have fewer buttons on its controller than its predecessor; this was due to the introduction of a second analog stick, though this C-stick was smaller than the primary analog stick.
  • rightNintendo GameCube (ニンテンドーゲームキューブ Nintendō GēmuKyūbu) fue una videoconsola desarrollada por Nintendo para la sexta generación. Es la sucesora de la Nintendo 64 y la predecesora de la Wii. Sus principales características son su procesador central basado en un IBM PowerPC (tecnología previa utilizada en computadoras personales y portátiles), y su procesador gráfico desarrollado por ATI. Nintendo, por primera vez, prescinde del cartucho (ROM) como formato de almacenamiento, y adopta un formato óptico propio, el Nintendo Optical Disc. El nombre «GameCube» se debe a que el sistema tiene la forma de un cubo. Fue descontinuada en 2008.
  • GameCube (pełna nazwa: Nintendo GameCube) – konsola gier wideo szóstej generacji, wyprodukowana i wydana w 2001 przez japońskie przedsiębiorstwo Nintendo. Konsola, zgodnie z nazwą, ma kształt kostki, do której podłączane są kontrolery. Pierwsze pogłoski o konsoli, początkowo znanej pod nazwą roboczą Dolphin, ukazały się w 1999 roku. Po raz pierwszy konsola została pokazana na targach SpaceWorld w 2000 roku. Po wydaniu konsola, według oficjalnych danych Nintendo do końca marca 2008, została sprzedana w liczbie około 21,7 mln sztuk.
  • The Nintendo GameCube (ニンテンドーゲームキューブ Nintendō GēmuKyūbu?), often abbreviated as GCN, is the fourth gaming console released by Nintendo in 2001. Super Smash Bros. Melee is one of its games, and its top-seller. Like the title says, it is in the shape of a cube.
  • The Nintendo GameCube is a game console made by Nintendo and the successor to the Nintendo 64. It was a sixth-generation console which followed the Nintendo 64 and was released in Japan on September 14, 2001 and in North America on November 18, 2001 and discontinued in 2007, where it was followed by the Nintendo Wii. It was the first Nintendo console that used discs rather than cartridges and came in colors such as purple, jet black and platinum. The controller retained many of its' features from the Nintendo 64, with the addition of the X and Y buttons as well as the C-Stick (which replaced the C-buttons).
  • En 1999, comenzaron a suponer que Nintendo lanzaría al mercado su nueva consola. Todo apuntaba a que la compañía continuaría utilizando el cartucho como soporte de almacenamiento para sus juegos y que sería retrocompatible con la Nintendo 64. Nintendo presentó su consola ante la prensa con el nombre en clave de "Project Dolphin", aunque posteriormente el proyecto se le cambia de nombre al de Star Cube, cuya intención del proyecto era recuperar el liderazgo perdido ante Sony con la PlayStation. Nintendo quería retomar el liderazgo en el mercado de los videojuegos, que perdió con la Nintendo 64 y que estaba dominado por su rival Sony, con su consola PlayStation. Nintendo buscó el apoyo de IBM, a la que le encargó la fabricación del procesador central de la consola, que está basado en la arqu
  • Nintendo GameCube (ニンテンドーゲームキューブ Nintendō GēmuKyūbu?) es una consola de sexta generación fabricada por Nintendo. Es la sucesora de la Nintendo 64 y la predecesora de la Wii. Sus principales características son su procesador central basado en un IBM PowerPC (tecnología previa utilizada en computadoras personales y portatiles), y su procesador gráfico desarrollado por ATI. Nintendo, por primera vez, prescinde del cartucho (ROM) como formato de almacenamiento, y adopta un formato óptico propio, el Nintendo Optical Disc. El nombre «GameCube» se debe a que el sistema tiene la forma de un cubo.
  • sexta generación y fue fabricada por Nintendo. Es la sucesora de la Nintendo 64 y la predecesora de la Wii. Sus principales características son su procesador central basado en un IBM PowerPC (tecnología previa utilizada en computadoras personales y portátiles), y su procesador gráfico desarrollado por ATI. Nintendo, por primera vez, prescinde del cartucho (ROM) como formato de almacenamiento, y adopta un formato óptico propio, el Nintendo Optical Disc. El nombre «GameCube» se debe a que el sistema tiene la forma de un cubo. Fue descontinuada en 2008.
  • The Nintendo GameCube (ニンテンドーゲームキューブ Nintendō Gēmukyūbu?), officially abbreviated as NGC in Japan and GCN in other regions, is Nintendo's fourth home video game console and was part of the sixth generation console era. It was the successor to the Nintendo 64 and predecessor to the Wii. The console was released on September 14, 2001 in Japan, November 18, 2001 in North America, May 3, 2002 in Europe, and May 17, 2002 in Australia. The GameCube sold 21.74 million units worldwide.
  • thumb|Game Cube versión platinum Nintendo GameCube (ニンテンドーゲームキューブ Nintendō GēmuKyūbu?) Fue una de las consolas de sexta generación y fue fabricada por Nintendo. Es la sucesora de la Nintendo 64 y la predecesora de la Wii. Sus principales características son su procesador central basado en un IBM PowerPC (tecnología previa utilizada en computadoras personales y portátiles), y su procesador gráfico desarrollado por ATI. Nintendo, por primera vez, prescinde del cartucho (ROM) como formato de almacenamiento, y adopta un formato óptico propio, el Nintendo Optical Disc. El nombre «GameCube» se debe a que el sistema tiene la forma de un cubo.
  • La GameCube (ゲームキューブ, oficialmente llamada Nintendo GameCube, abreviada en NGC en Japón y Europa y GCN en Norteamérica) es una videoconsola lanzada por Nintendo el 14 de Septiembre de 2001 en Japón. Fue lanzada más tarde mundialmente en 2002. La consola de sexta generación fue la sucesora de la Nintendo 64 y compitió con PlayStation 2 de Sony y Xbox de Microsoft, sin olvidar además a Sega Dreamcast.
  • Image:Gamecubelogo.gif The Nintendo GameCube is Nintendo's fourth home video game console, belonging to the sixth generation era. The GameCube itself is the most compact and least expensive of the sixth generation era consoles. The GameCube was released on September 14, 2001 in Japan; November 18, 2001 in North America; May 3, 2002 in Europe; and May 17, 2002 in Australia.
  • Game Cube, o como conocida muchas veces GC. Es la sucesora de la Nintendo 64 y predecedora de Nintendo Wii. Su forma es cúbica de eso viene su nombre: Game, Juego y Cube, Cubo - Game Cube que sería en español juego cúbico. Nintendo presentó su consola ante la prensa con el nombre en clave de "Project Dolphin", aunque posteriormente el proyecto se le cambia de nombre al de Star Cube. Fue creada entre 2000 y 2001, saliendo al mercado de Japón en 2001. Pero los planes de crearla ya estaban iniciándose en 1999 por Nintendo ya que la consola Play Station de Sony de estaba dominando la Nintendo 64. El juego más vendido fue Super Smash Bros. Melee que contenía también partes de Animal Crossing y de otros videojuegos de Nintendo. La Game Cube tiene ranuras para cuatro mandos y dos tarjetas de memo
  • Its sucessor, the Wii, is backward compatible with the GameCube; capable of playing all of its games and accepting its controllers and memory cards. Various Wii fighting games have allowed use of a GameCube Controller as way to have a more traditional way to play.
  • The Nintendo GameCube, often shortened to GameCube, is a purple metal brick who was the mascot of the Nintendo GameCube System. Not only that, it actually lives inside the gaming system! The GameCube is a creature of habit. Each time the owner of the GameCube System turns it on, the GameCube insists on jumping on a larger gelatinous version of itself, walking around the perimeter while leaving a purple trail behind, and when the trip is almost complete, the GameCube abruptly jumps into the center of the gelatin cube. Then all the tiles left behind by the GameCube fuse into a single piece of metal that greatly resembles the letter G. No one knows why the GameCube does this arcane routine, and thus it is often vulernable to being teased for its strange behaviors. Eventually the GameCub
  • The Nintendo GameCube Codename Project Dolphin and N2000 is Nintendo's fourth home video game console. It is the successor to the Nintendo 64 and predecessor to the Wii. The Nintendo GameCube is the first Nintendo console to use optical discs as its game type (mini CDs, 8 cm in diameter), and the first Nintendo console to use a PowerPC chip. In addition, the GameCube also introduced a variety of connectivity options to Nintendo consoles, and was the third Nintendo console, after the Nintendo 64 and the Japan-only Nintendo 64DD, to support online play officially, via the Nintendo GameCube Broadband Adapter and Modem Adapter. It also enabled connectivity to the Game Boy Advance to access exclusive features of certain games or to use the portable system as a controller for the Game Boy Player
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  • Archivo:15px-EU.png 03 de mayo de 2002
  • Archivo:15px-JP.png 14 de septiembre de 2001
  • Archivo:15px-NA.png 18 de noviembre de 2001
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  • Nintendo 64
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  • En Europa: Animal Crossing: Población: ¡en aumento!
  • En Japón: Animal Forest + y Animal Forest e+
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  • Super Smash Bros. Melee
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  • 21740000
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  • 8.0
  • Extendible con periféricos.
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  • Nintendo GameCube
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  • Super Smash Bros. Melee
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  • Game Cube
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  • Video game console
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  • En Europa costó 250 € de salida, más tarde Nintendo lo rebajó a 100 €.
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Controles
  • WaveBird, Mando de Nintendo GameCube, Game Boy Advance y otros dispositivos
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best selling game
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  • 2007
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  • Super Smash Bros. Melee
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Controllers
  • Nintendo GameCube controller
Typ
  • Stationäre Spielkonsole
Preceded By
OtherNames
  • Project Dolphin, GCN, GC, Cube
Online
  • LAN connectivity, Internet servers for individual games
Price
  • $199 at launch
Title
  • Nintendo GameCube
Manufacturer
  • Nintendo
  • Nintendo
  • Foxconn
  • Nintendo Foxconn Uji Factory
Data
  • --09-14
Media
Lifespan
  • 2001-09-14
  • 2001-11-18
  • 2002-05-03
  • 2002-05-17
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  • --09-14
  • --11-18
Image size
  • 300
Class
  • A
Units Sold
  • Worldwide: 21.74 million Japan: 4.04 million Americas: 12.94 million Other: 4.77 million
Input
Successor
top game
  • Super Smash Bros. Melee, 7.09 million
Zelda
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  • 480
Hersteller
Imagen
Distributor
fecha
  • 14
  • 2001
Predecesor
Release
  • --05-03
  • --09-14
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  • --11-18
  • --05-17
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  • 2001-09-14
  • 2001-11-18
  • 2002-05-03
  • 2002-05-17
  • --05-03
  • --09-14
  • --11-18
  • --05-17
Titel
  • 220
Image File
  • Gamecube.jpg
Developer
Discontinued
  • 2007
RelDate
  • 2001
GPU
  • ATI "Flipper" at 202 MHz, developed by ArtX
  • ATI "Flipper" en 202 MHz, desarrollado por ArtX
  • ATI "Flipper", 162 MHz
  • ATI Technologies, 162 MHz
  • ATI/Nintendo „Flipper“ 162 MHz
Followed By
Features
  • 128
Codename
  • Dolphin/DOL
Players
  • 1
Bild
  • 250
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  • Nintendo GameCube.jpg
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Predecessor
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Antecesor
Wydawca
consola
  • Archivo:GameCube.png
Medien
  • MiniDVD
J-VÖ
  • 2001-09-14
US-VÖ
  • 2001-11-18
Verkauft
  • ca. 22 Millionen
EU-VÖ
  • 2002-05-03
Erfolgreichstes Spiel
  • The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
Anzahl an Bits
  • 128
sortie usa
  • 2001-11-18
controle
  • Manette GameCube
sortie euro
  • 2002-05-03
Farbe Titel
  • White
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  • 2001-09-14
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  • 2002-05-03
Japan-Datum
  • 2001-09-14
Nordamerika-Datum
  • 2001-11-18
firstrelease
  • 2003
  • Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles
Resolución
  • 240
  • 480
Verkaufte Einheiten
  • ca. 21,72 Millionen
Jednostki
  • 21.700000
Topspiel
Konsole mit Controller
  • 246
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  • rightNintendo GameCube (ニンテンドーゲームキューブ Nintendō GēmuKyūbu) fue una videoconsola desarrollada por Nintendo para la sexta generación. Es la sucesora de la Nintendo 64 y la predecesora de la Wii. Sus principales características son su procesador central basado en un IBM PowerPC (tecnología previa utilizada en computadoras personales y portátiles), y su procesador gráfico desarrollado por ATI. Nintendo, por primera vez, prescinde del cartucho (ROM) como formato de almacenamiento, y adopta un formato óptico propio, el Nintendo Optical Disc. El nombre «GameCube» se debe a que el sistema tiene la forma de un cubo. Fue descontinuada en 2008. La consola fue lanzada el 14 de septiembre de 2001 en Japón, el 18 de noviembre de 2001 en Norteamérica, el 3 de mayo de 2002 en Europa y el 17 de mayo de 2002 en Australia. Según las cifras oficiales, la GameCube logró vender 21,74 millones de unidades mundialmente.
  • thumb|right|130px|GameCube La Nintendo GameCube (también conocida como GC) es la cuarta videoconsola de Nintendo y pertenece a la sexta generación. La GameCube por sí sola es la más compacta y la más cara de la sexta generación. Fue realizada en 2001. A finales de 2006, fue sucedida por la Wii, y todos los juegos, mandos, tarjetas de memoria de la GameCube son compatibles.
  • The Nintendo GameCube (ニンテンドーゲームキューブ Nintendō GēmuKyūbu?), often abbreviated as GCN, is the fourth gaming console released by Nintendo in 2001. Super Smash Bros. Melee is one of its games, and its top-seller. Like the title says, it is in the shape of a cube. Its successor, the Wii, is backward compatible with the Nintendo GameCube; capable of playing all of its games and accepting its controllers and Memory Cards. Various Wii games have allowed use of a Nintendo GameCube controller as a way to have a more traditional way to play, including Super Smash Bros. Brawl. The control scheme in Super Smash Bros. Brawl works much like it did in Super Smash Bros. Melee.
  • The Gamecube was a videogame system that was released by Nintendo. While no Smurf videogames have been specifically planned for this system, the Gameboy Player accessory made for it allows the use of original Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance games on the system, so the Smurf videogames made for those systems can be played on the Gamecube.
  • La GameCube (ゲームキューブ, oficialmente llamada Nintendo GameCube, abreviada en NGC en Japón y Europa y GCN en Norteamérica) es una videoconsola lanzada por Nintendo el 14 de Septiembre de 2001 en Japón. Fue lanzada más tarde mundialmente en 2002. La consola de sexta generación fue la sucesora de la Nintendo 64 y compitió con PlayStation 2 de Sony y Xbox de Microsoft, sin olvidar además a Sega Dreamcast. La GameCube fue la primera consola de Nintendo en usar discos ópticos para su almacenamiento, los discos son similares al formato miniDVD, y como resultado de su pequeño tamaño, el sistema no estaba diseñado para reproducir DVD's Estándar o Discos de Audio. Nintendo presentó una gran variedad de conectividades para GameCube. Soporta juego online para unos pocos juegos vía Banda Ancha o Adaptador Módem, que se vendieron por separado, y también puede conectarse con Game Boy Advance permitiendo a los jugadores acceder a características exclusivas dentro-del-juego usando la portátil como segunda pantalla y controlador. La recepción de GameCube fue generalmente positiva. Algunas personas alabaron la enorme cantidad de juegos y sus juegos con gran calidad, mientras otros criticaron el diseño exterior de la consola y su falta de características. La GameCube vendió 21,74 millones de unidades en todo el mundo después de ser discontinuada en 2007.
  • Before being released in Japan, the GameCube's codename was project Dolphin. Due to this, some of the console's games have a reference to the codename, via an illustration or just a name. In Pikmin 1's case, it is the name of the ship, the S.S. Dolphin.
  • The Nintendo GameCube Codename Project Dolphin and N2000 is Nintendo's fourth home video game console. It is the successor to the Nintendo 64 and predecessor to the Wii. The Nintendo GameCube is the first Nintendo console to use optical discs as its game type (mini CDs, 8 cm in diameter), and the first Nintendo console to use a PowerPC chip. In addition, the GameCube also introduced a variety of connectivity options to Nintendo consoles, and was the third Nintendo console, after the Nintendo 64 and the Japan-only Nintendo 64DD, to support online play officially, via the Nintendo GameCube Broadband Adapter and Modem Adapter. It also enabled connectivity to the Game Boy Advance to access exclusive features of certain games or to use the portable system as a controller for the Game Boy Player. Some well-known GameCube games include Super Mario Sunshine , Metroid Prime and its sequel, Star Fox: Assault, Kirby's Air Ride, and others. File:Gamecube logo.jpg
  • Game Cube, o como conocida muchas veces GC. Es la sucesora de la Nintendo 64 y predecedora de Nintendo Wii. Su forma es cúbica de eso viene su nombre: Game, Juego y Cube, Cubo - Game Cube que sería en español juego cúbico. Nintendo presentó su consola ante la prensa con el nombre en clave de "Project Dolphin", aunque posteriormente el proyecto se le cambia de nombre al de Star Cube. Fue creada entre 2000 y 2001, saliendo al mercado de Japón en 2001. Pero los planes de crearla ya estaban iniciándose en 1999 por Nintendo ya que la consola Play Station de Sony de estaba dominando la Nintendo 64. El juego más vendido fue Super Smash Bros. Melee que contenía también partes de Animal Crossing y de otros videojuegos de Nintendo. La Game Cube tiene ranuras para cuatro mandos y dos tarjetas de memoria.
  • The Nintendo GameCube (initially Project Dolphin and commonly abbreviated GCN) is Nintendo's fourth home video game console, belonging to the sixth-generation era. The GameCube itself was the most compact and least expensive of the sixth generation era consoles. The GameCube was released in 2001, and was the first console to have a modern wireless controller, the WaveBird, available as an add-on. In late 2006, it was succeeded by the Wii, which is backward compatible with GameCube games, controllers, memory cards, and some accessories.
  • Nintendo GameCubes come in a variety of colors, including Indigo, Platinum, Jet Black, and Spice. They are 4.3 inches high, 5.9 inches wide, and 6.3 inches thick. Nintendo GameCubes were the first Nintendo console to use discs instead of cartridges, though the discs it uses are smaller than the DVD-sized discs the Xbox and PlayStation 2 used. Because of this, GameCubes cannot play DVDs or audio CDs. Through a partnership with Panasonic, a DVD-playing GameCube called the Panasonic Q was made.
  • The Nintendo GameCube (codenamed Dolphin) is Nintendo's fourth system and the successor to the Nintendo 64. It competed in the Sixth generation of video games with the Playstation 2 and Xbox. It was succeeded by the Wii. The console had a lifetime of 5½ years from when it was first released in 2001 until Nintendo ceased production in February 2007.[1] Nintendo had initially expected to sell 50 million GameCubes by 2005.
  • thumb|GameCube Für den Nintendo GameCube erschien nur Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles. Des Weiteren verkaufte sich der GameCube etwa 21,7 Millionen mal weltweit.
  • thumb|Gamecube Für den Nintendo GameCube erschienen folgende Mega Man-Spiele:
  • Nicktoons/Super Smash Bros Melee
  • The Nintendo GameCube (ニンテンドーゲームキューブ Nintendō Gēmukyūbu?), often abbreviated as GCN, is Nintendo's fourth home video game console and is part of the sixth generation console era. The hardware system is the most compact, and second-cheapest after Sega's Dreamcast, of the sixth generation. It is the successor to the Nintendo 64/64DD and the predecessor to the Nintendo Wii. The console was released on September 14, 2001 in Japan; November 18, 2001 in North America; May 3, 2002 in Europe; and May 17, 2002 in Australia. The GameCube marks the first (and so far the only) time Nintendo came in third during a console gen, with only 21.74 million units sold worldwide, putting it just a couple million behind the original Xbox. The Nintendo GameCube Optical Disc is the medium for the Nintendo GameCube, created by Matsushita. It is a mini-DVD that stores up to 1.4 GB of data. The reason for the mini-DVDs was to prevent unauthorized copying and to avoid licensing fees to the DVD Consortium. It was Nintendo's first non-cartridge storage method for systems released in North America and Europe. Some games which contain large amounts of voice acting or pre-rendered video were released on two discs; however, only twenty-five titles have been released on two discs, and no games require three or more discs. An accessory titled the Game Boy Player was released in 2003, allowing Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance games to be played on the GameCube. With the release of the Collector's Edition disk and the Game Boy Advanced adapter, the GameCube also plays more Zelda games than any other Nintendo system. The GameCube's successor, the Wii, has backwards compatibility with all GameCube games, meaning that despite being a generation earlier, GameCube games can still be played on the Wii. This does not apply to Wiis produced from late 2011 onwards, as these later models removed all Gamecube backwards compatibility due to production costs, as well as GCN peripheral inputs.
  • The Nintendo GameCube, often shortened to GameCube, is a purple metal brick who was the mascot of the Nintendo GameCube System. Not only that, it actually lives inside the gaming system! The GameCube is a creature of habit. Each time the owner of the GameCube System turns it on, the GameCube insists on jumping on a larger gelatinous version of itself, walking around the perimeter while leaving a purple trail behind, and when the trip is almost complete, the GameCube abruptly jumps into the center of the gelatin cube. Then all the tiles left behind by the GameCube fuse into a single piece of metal that greatly resembles the letter G. No one knows why the GameCube does this arcane routine, and thus it is often vulernable to being teased for its strange behaviors. Eventually the GameCube got tired of the teasing and decided to tease the bullies back by glitching. But because it has no nervous system, the GameCube couldn't recognize which people were its tormentors or which were its friends, so it simply decided on glitching on everybody. And to this day, many people have experienced GameCube glitches that range from sudden stutter loops to bizarre deformities to musical outbreaks to even spontaneous combustion!
  • Der Nintendo GameCube ['geɪm 'kjuːb] (engl. für Spielwürfel) (jap. ニンテンドー ゲームキューブ, Nintendō thumb|346pxGēmukyūbu, kurz GCN, GC , NGC, oder nur GameCube) ist eine Videospielkonsole von Nintendo und Nachfolger des Nintendo 64. Er gehört zur sechsten Konsolengeneration und konkurrierte mit der Sega Dreamcast, der Sony PlayStation 2 und der Microsoft Xbox. Nachfolger des GameCube ist die Wii.
  • The Nintendo GameCube is Nintendo's fifth generation console. It was released in 2001, as the successor to the Nintendo 64, but it was discontinued in 2007, but still had compatibility on the new console, the Nintendo Wii. The games for the GameCube will also be downloadable on the Nintendo Wii's successor, the Wii U. It is regarded as Nintendo's most underrated console, undergoing the "fourth-console curse". Startup: File:0GCN.ogg
  • Before being released in Japan, the GameCube's codename was project Dolphin. Due to this, some of the console's games have a reference to the codename, via an illustration or just a name. In Pikmin's case, it is the name of the ship, the S.S. Dolphin.
  • Its sucessor, the Wii, is backward compatible with the GameCube; capable of playing all of its games and accepting its controllers and memory cards. Various Wii fighting games have allowed use of a GameCube Controller as way to have a more traditional way to play. The Nintendo GameCube is the first Nintendo console to use optical discs as its primary storage medium, after several aborted forays by Nintendo in disc-based storage media. In contrast with the GameCube's competing consoles, the Xbox and PlayStation 2, the GameCube uses miniDVD-based discs instead of full-size DVDs. As a result, it does not have the DVD-Video playback functionality of the Xbox and PlayStation 2 nor the audio CD playback ability of previous consoles that used full size optical discs. In addition, the GameCube also introduced a variety of connectivity options to Nintendo consoles, and was the first Nintendo console to officially support online play. The GameCube was at one point online compatible by using a GameCube Modem Adapter or Broadband Adapter, though the only four games that had an online component were Homeland, Phantasy Star Online Episode I & II, Phantasy Star Online Episode I & II Plus and Phantasy Star Online Episode III: C.A.R.D. Revolution. This online play was ended as of April 2007, but LAN gameplay is still available for the three titles that originally supported it: Mario Kart Double Dash!!, 1080° Avalanche and Kirby Air Ride. A third-party PC application called Warp Pipe allows online play of these three games by tunneling the network traffic through a computer and across the Internet, though this is not supported by Nintendo. The GameCube also allowed for connectivity to the contemporary Game Boy Advance to access exclusive features of certain games.
  • The GameCube competed for sales in the sixth generation of video game consoles alongside the Dreamcast (which ceased production before the system's launch), the PlayStation 2 and the Xbox. The GameCube was the first Nintendo system to use optical discs as a storage medium for its games.
  • Nintendo GameCube or the GCN is a sixth generation home game console released by Nintendo EAD in 2001. The GameCube is a console which is shaped like a cube. The console is the first Nintendo console to use Optical Discs. The second is the Wii and the third is the Wii U.
  • Der Nintendo Gamecube (jap. ニンテンドー ゲームキューブ, Nintendō Gēmukyūbu, kurz: NGC, GCN) ist eine Spielekonsole von Nintendo und wurde am 14.September 2001 in Japan, sowie am 18. November 2001 in den Vereinigten Staaten und am 2. Mai 2002 in Europa veröffentlicht. Er war Nintendos Antwort auf Segas Dreamcast und Sonys PlayStation 2. Später kam mit Microsofts Xbox ein weiterer Konkurrent. Der Nachfolger des Nintendo GameCube war die Nintendo Wii, welche im Jahr 2006 veröffentlicht wurde.
  • Image:Gamecubelogo.gif The Nintendo GameCube is Nintendo's fourth home video game console, belonging to the sixth generation era. The GameCube itself is the most compact and least expensive of the sixth generation era consoles. The GameCube was released on September 14, 2001 in Japan; November 18, 2001 in North America; May 3, 2002 in Europe; and May 17, 2002 in Australia. It is the successor to the Nintendo 64 and the precursor to the Wii, which is backward compatible with GameCube games, controllers, and Memory Cards, but is not compatible with the Game Boy, GameCube Component cable, Nintendo GameCube Broadband Adapter, and Nintendo GameCube Modem Adapter accessories which will work only on a GameCube.
  • The Nintendo GameCube (ニンテンドーゲームキューブ Nintendō Gēmukyūbu?), officially abbreviated as NGC in Japan and GCN in other regions, is Nintendo's fourth home video game console and was part of the sixth generation console era. It was the successor to the Nintendo 64 and predecessor to the Wii. The Nintendo GameCube was the first Nintendo console to use optical discs as its primary storage medium, after several aborted projects from Nintendo and its partners to utilize optical-based storage media. In contrast with the GameCube's contemporary competitors, the PlayStation 2 and Xbox, the GameCube uses miniDVD-based discs instead of full-size DVDs. Partially as a result of this, it does not have the DVD-Video playback functionality of these systems, nor the audio CD playback ability of other consoles that use full-size optical discs. In addition, the GameCube introduced a variety of connectivity options to Nintendo consoles, and was the fourth Nintendo console, after the Nintendo 64DD, Famicom Modem and Satellaview, to support online play officially, via the Nintendo GameCube Broadband Adapter and Modem Adapter. It also enabled connectivity to the Game Boy Advance to access exclusive features of certain games or to use the portable system as a controller for the Game Boy Player. The console was released on September 14, 2001 in Japan, November 18, 2001 in North America, May 3, 2002 in Europe, and May 17, 2002 in Australia. The GameCube sold 21.74 million units worldwide.
  • The Nintendo GameCube (also known as the GCN or NGC for some people) is a gaming platform made by Nintendo and is the fourth home video game console that belongs to the sixth generation era. It was released in Japan on September 14, 2001, November 18, 2001, in North America, May 3, 2002 in Europe, and May 17, 2002 in Australia. The system is one of the least expensive consoles next to the Dreamcast. It is the successor to the Nintendo 64 and the predecessor of the Wii. The GameCube, codenamed The Dolphin was first announced at E3 in 1999 but kept hidden until August 22, 2001. It has 128 bits.
  • La Nintendo GameCube est une console de jeux vidéo de salon du fabricant japonais Nintendo, sortie en 2001 (2002 en Europe), développée en association avec IBM, NEC et ATI.
  • The Nintendo GameCube is a sixth generation video game console initially released on September 14, 2001 in Japan. It was developed and manufactured by Nintendo and is to date their most unsuccessful interchangeable disc/cartridge based system. Nintendo first mentioned a successor to the Nintendo 64 on March 3, 1999, a day after Sony's announcement of the PlayStation 2. Two months later, on May 12, 1999, Nintendo of America's chairman Howard Lincoln officially announced the console, which would be codenamed "Dolphin." In classic form, Nintendo remained quiet for over a year about "Dolphin," preferring to focus on the Nintendo 64 and Game Boy Color at E3 2000. It wasn't until August 24, 2000, a day before Spaceworld 2000, that the company officially unveiled the GameCube, the end result of the "Dolphin" project. The heart of the GameCube is a 128-bit CPU called the "Gekko." The Gekko is based on the PowerPC architecture but optimized for game playing. The system's 202.5 MHz video processor, called "Flipper," was designed by ArtX and is being produced by ATi. ArtX is headed by Dr. Wei Yen, who played a major role in the development of the Nintendo 64's graphics chip. For its storage medium, the GameCube uses 8-cm discs based on a proprietary DVD technology, developed by Matsushita, that can hold up to 1.5GB. Since they are smaller than traditional DVDs, the GameCube is not able to play DVD movies, though through a partnership with Nintendo, Panasonic manufactured and distributed the Panasonic Q, a hybrid DVD-player console with GameCube hardware. The GameCube's controller combines elements from just about every controller before it, as well as introducing a few innovations of its own. In addition to the standard analog stick, D-pad and shoulder buttons, Nintendo has added an analog C-stick (often referred to as the camera-stick), moved the Z-button to the right shoulder and rearranged the button configuration so that there is a large A button surrounded by the X, Y and B buttons. The shoulder buttons L and R are both analogue, allowing the console to know how far they are pushed in, for things like throttle in racing games. Like the Nintendo 64, the GameCube features four controller ports. The regular GameCube memory card holds 4 Megabits of data, but the Digicard Adapter will allow for flash memory cards that can hold 64MB to 128MB, effectively giving the console the functionality of the failed 64DD add-on for the N64. A choice between a 56K modem and broadband adapter will be available for online connectivity, but neither of these add-ons is included with the console. Unlike the Nintendo 64 and Game Boy Color, which connect using an adapter, the GameCube will interface directly with the Game Boy Advance via the Game Boy Advance to Nintendo GameCube Link Cable to transmit information back and forth. The last title released for the GameCube was Madden 08. In 2006, its successor is Wii. Nintendo GameCube's predecessor is Nintendo 64, a game console that is released in 1996.
  • thumb|Game Cube versión platinum Nintendo GameCube (ニンテンドーゲームキューブ Nintendō GēmuKyūbu?) Fue una de las consolas de sexta generación y fue fabricada por Nintendo. Es la sucesora de la Nintendo 64 y la predecesora de la Wii. Sus principales características son su procesador central basado en un IBM PowerPC (tecnología previa utilizada en computadoras personales y portátiles), y su procesador gráfico desarrollado por ATI. Nintendo, por primera vez, prescinde del cartucho (ROM) como formato de almacenamiento, y adopta un formato óptico propio, el Nintendo Optical Disc. El nombre «GameCube» se debe a que el sistema tiene la forma de un cubo. La consola fue lanzada el 14 de septiembre de 2001 en Japón, el 18 de noviembre de 2001 en Norteamérica, el 3 de mayo de 2002 en Europa y el 17 de mayo de 2002 en Australia. Según las cifras oficiales, la GameCube logró vender 21,74 millones de unidades mundialmente.
  • The Nintendo GameCube (officially abbreviated as GCN), Nintendo's entry into the sixth generation of the Console Wars, was released in late 2001. It marked Nintendo's shift from cartridges to optical discs in response to third parties being driven away by the Nintendo 64's continued use of cartridges, using miniature proprietary discs. The graphical capabilities were better than the Play Station 2, and in some cases, on par with those of the X Box. Star Wars: Rogue Squadron III actually holds the sixth-gen record for polygon count, at 20 million polygons. The GameCube was the first Nintendo console to have fewer buttons on its controller than its predecessor; this was due to the introduction of a second analog stick, though this C-stick was smaller than the primary analog stick. Nintendo offered many of its properties to other developers. Namco ran around with Donkey Kong and made the Donkey Konga series, Dolled Up Installments of the Taiko no Tatsujin series of drumming games. Namco and Rare (under the company's last days with Nintendo before getting bought out by Microsoft) both had Star Fox-based games (although Rare's was too a Dolled Up Installment, this one born out of Nintendo meddling with the would-have-been Nintendo 64 game Dinosaur Planet.) Most famously, Retro Studios rose to fame with the smash hit Metroid Prime. Capcom was working on The Legend of Zelda and liked the 'Cube so much they promised a few exclusive games for it, dubbed the "Capcom 5": * Dead Phoenix (cancelled) * P.N.03: Project Number 03 (the only game to stay exclusive) * Killer 7 (ported to the Play Station 2) * Resident Evil 4 (ported to the Play Station 2 again) * Viewtiful Joe (ported to-you guessed it-the Play Station 2) Oh, and this thing is tough, as in physically. There are stories of people having dropped GameCubes off the top of tall buildings and them still being perfectly intact. It's gotten a reputation for being damn near indestructible; someone once fended off a mugger with a knife with his Gamecube and it wasn't even damaged. Intentionally trying to break it is just about the only way to go. Considering Nintendo's history of making their products Tonka Tough, there might be a reason for that. Its codename during development was "Project Dolphin" and there are often little nods to this throughout early Gamecube games, such as Super Mario Sunshine being set on "Isle Delfino" (Italian for dolphin). An early rumoured release name for the console was "Starcube", which was apparently dropped for copyright reasons. There was a stylish-looking variant of the GCN that plays DVD movies and contained other multimedia functionality called the Panasonic Q, but only in Japan and only for those who care not about the health of their wallet. Oh, and the slow, haunting theme that plays when you turn on the thing? It's the start-up theme for the old Famicom Disk System, slowed down a whole bunch. Pretty neat.
  • The Nintendo Gamecube is a sixth generation video game console developed by Nintendo.
  • Il Nintendo Gamecube è una potentissima arma nintendiana ideata col solo scopo di sconfiggere la Playstation 2 e conquisatre la Terra, sappiamo tutti com'è andata a finire. Dopo un avvio scoppiettante come un barbecue d'inverno a Venezia con ben 5 console vendute nel giro di soli 2 anni, i capi supremi della Nintendo decidettero di continuare a vendere per circa altri 2 anni in cui vendettero ben 2 giochi e rendendo così i giochi per il Gamecube giochi da comprare nei pochi mercatini dell'usato come fossero quasi pezzi d'epoca introvabili al pari della Gioconda.
  • GameCube (pełna nazwa: Nintendo GameCube) – konsola gier wideo szóstej generacji, wyprodukowana i wydana w 2001 przez japońskie przedsiębiorstwo Nintendo. Konsola, zgodnie z nazwą, ma kształt kostki, do której podłączane są kontrolery. Pierwsze pogłoski o konsoli, początkowo znanej pod nazwą roboczą Dolphin, ukazały się w 1999 roku. Po raz pierwszy konsola została pokazana na targach SpaceWorld w 2000 roku. Po wydaniu konsola, według oficjalnych danych Nintendo do końca marca 2008, została sprzedana w liczbie około 21,7 mln sztuk. Sprzedaż tych konsol zakończyła się w 2007 roku. Na jej miejsce rok temu wstąpiła jej zastępczyni - konsola Wii.
  • The Nintendo GameCube is a console developed by Nintendo. The representation of the Star Fox series on GameCube are Star Fox Adventures, Star Fox: Assault, and Super Smash Bros. Melee.
  • Cet article donne une présentation volontairement succincte et non exhaustive concernant la console. La page Wikipédia donne des informations plus détaillées.La Nintendo GameCube est la quatrième console de salon de Nintendo. Elle succède à la Nintendo 64 et précède la Wii. La "GCN" est sorti au Japon le 14 septembre 2001, aux Etats-Unis le 18 novembre 2001, et est arrivée en Europe le 3 mai 2002. Comme toutes les autres, elle avait un nom de code pendant sa phase de développement: "Dolphin".
  • The Nintendo GameCube (commonly abbreviated GCN) is Nintendo's fourth home video game console and is part of the sixth generation era. The hardware system is the most compact and second-least expensive after Sega's Dreamcast, of the sixth generation era consoles. It is the successor to the Nintendo 64 and the predecessor of the Wii. The console was released on September 14, 2001 in Japan, November 18, 2001 in North America, May 3, 2002 in Europe, and May 17, 2002 in Australia. As of December 31, 2007, the GameCube has sold 21.72 million units worldwide; the majority of these units being sold in the Americas.
  • The Nintendo GameCube is a game console made by Nintendo and the successor to the Nintendo 64. It was a sixth-generation console which followed the Nintendo 64 and was released in Japan on September 14, 2001 and in North America on November 18, 2001 and discontinued in 2007, where it was followed by the Nintendo Wii. It was the first Nintendo console that used discs rather than cartridges and came in colors such as purple, jet black and platinum. The controller retained many of its' features from the Nintendo 64, with the addition of the X and Y buttons as well as the C-Stick (which replaced the C-buttons). The GameCube games reviewed so far were Shadow the Hedgehog during the AVGN Wish List (Part 1) episode; and also Universal Studios Theme Parks Adventure.
  • The Nintendo GameCube was and is a video game console releaced on September 14, 2001 by video game race driver Nintendo the race in question being against Sega's DreamCast, Sony's ps2 and Microsoft's Xbox it had hit games on it such as Luigi's Mansion,Wave Race: Blue Storm and Super Monkey Ball among others such as these 1080° Avalanche2003NintendoNintendoJP, NA, PAL 18 Wheeler: American Pro Trucker2002Acclaim Cheltenham / Sega-AM2Acclaim EntertainmentJP, NA, PAL 2002 FIFA World Cup2002EA CanadaEA SportsJP, NA, PAL 2006 FIFA World Cup2006EA CanadaEA SportsJP, NA, PAL 4x4 EVO 22002Terminal RealityVivendi GamesNA The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius: Attack of the Twonkies2004THQTHQNA, PAL The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius: Jet Fusion2003Krome StudiosTHQNA, PAL Aggressive Inline2002Underground DevelopmentAcclaim EntertainmentNA, PAL Alien Hominid2004The BehemothO3 EntertainmentNA All-Star Baseball 20022001Acclaim EntertainmentAcclaim EntertainmentNA All-Star Baseball 20032002Acclaim EntertainmentAcclaim EntertainmentNA All-Star Baseball 20042003Acclaim EntertainmentAcclaim EntertainmentNA Amazing Island2004AncientSegaJP, NA American Chopper 2: Full Throttle2005Creat StudiosActivisionNA Animal Crossing2001NintendoNintendoJP, NA, PAL Animaniacs: The Great Edgar Hunt2005Warthog GamesIgnition EntertainmentNA, PAL The Ant Bully2006Artificial Mind and MovementMidway GamesNA Aquaman: Battle for Atlantis2003Lucky Chicken GamesTDK MediactiveNA Army Men: Air Combat - The Elite Missions2003Wide Games3DONA Army Men RTS: Real Time Strategy2004Pandemic Studios3DONA Army Men: Sarge's War2004Global Star Software3DONA Asterix & Obelix XXL2004Étranges LibellulesAtariPAL ATV Quad Power Racing 22003Climax GroupAcclaim EntertainmentNA, PAL Auto Modellista2003CapcomCapcomJP, NA Avatar: The Last Airbender•Avatar: The Legend of AangPAL2006THQTHQNA, PAL Backyard Baseball2003HumongousInfogramesNA Backyard Baseball 20072007HumongousAtariNA Backyard Football2002HumongousInfogramesNA Bad Boys: Miami Takedown•Bad Boys IIPAL2004Blitz GamesCrave Entertainment / Empire InteractiveNA, PAL Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance2002Snowblind StudiosVivendi GamesNA, PAL Barbarian2003SaffireTitus SoftwareJP, PAL Barnyard2006Blue Tongue EntertainmentTHQNA, PAL Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean2003tri-Crescendo / Monolith SoftNamcoJP, NA, PAL Baten Kaitos Origins2006tri-Crescendo / Monolith SoftNintendoJP, NA Batman Begins2005EurocomElectronic Arts / Warner Bros. Interactive EntertainmentNA, PAL Batman: Dark Tomorrow2003HotGenKemcoJP, NA, PAL Batman: Rise of Sin Tzu2003UbisoftUbisoftNA, PAL Batman Vengeance2001UbisoftUbisoftNA, PAL Battalion Wars2005Kuju EntertainmentNintendoJP, NA, PAL Battle Stadium D.O.N2006Eighting Co., Ltd. / Q EntertainmentNamco Bandai GamesJP Beach Spikers2002Sega-AM2SegaJP, NA, PAL Beyblade: Super Tournament Battle2002TakaraAtariJP, NA, PAL Beyond Good & Evil2003UbisoftUbisoftNA, PAL Big Air Freestyle2002Paradigm EntertainmentInfogramesNA, PAL Big Mutha Truckers2003EutechnyxEmpire Interactive / THQNA, PAL Billy Hatcher and the Giant Egg2003Sonic TeamSegaJP, NA, PAL Bionicle: The Game2003Argonaut GamesElectronic Arts / Lego MediaNA, PAL Bionicle Heroes2006TT GamesEidos InteractiveNA Black & Bruised2003Digital FictionMajescoNA, PAL Bleach GC: Tasogare Ni Mamieru Shinigami2005SegaSegaJP Blood Omen 2: Legacy of Kain2002Crystal DynamicsEidos InteractiveNA, PAL BloodRayne2002Terminal RealityMajescoNA, PAL Bloody Roar: Primal Fury2002Eighting Co., Ltd.Activision / Hudson SoftJP, NA, PAL BlowOut2002Terminal RealityMajescoNA BMX XXX2002Underground DevelopmentAcclaim EntertainmentNA, PAL Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo Dassutsu! Hajike Royale2005Hudson SoftHudson SoftJP Bomberman Generation2002Hudson SoftHudson Soft / Majesco / Vivendi GamesJP, NA, PAL Bomberman Jetters2002Hudson SoftHudson Soft / MajescoJP, NA Bomberman Land 22003RacjinHudson SoftJP Bratz: Forever Diamondz2006Blitz GamesTHQNA, PAL Bratz: Rock Angelz2005Blitz GamesTHQNA, PAL Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Chaos Bleeds2003EurocomSierra Entertainment / Vivendi GamesNA, PAL Burnout2002Criterion GamesAcclaim EntertainmentNA, PAL Burnout 2: Point of Impact2003Criterion GamesAcclaim EntertainmentNA, PAL Bust-a-Move 3000•Super Bust-a-Move All-StarsPAL•Super Puzzle Bobble All-StarsJP2003TaitoTaito / UbisoftJP, NA, PAL Butt-Ugly Martians: Zoom or Doom2003RunecraftVivendi GamesPAL Cabela's Big Game Hunter 2005 Adventures2004Magic Wand ProductionsActivisionNA Cabela's Dangerous Hunts 22005FUN LabsActivisionNA Cabela's Outdoor Adventures2005Magic Wand ProductionsActivisionNA Call of Duty: Finest Hour2004Spark UnlimitedActivisionJP, NA, PAL Call of Duty 2: Big Red One2005TreyarchActivisionNA, PAL Capcom vs. SNK 2 EO2002CapcomCapcomJP, NA, PAL Captain Tsubasa: Ougon Sedai no Chousen2002KonamiKonamiJP Carmen Sandiego: The Secret of the Stolen Drums2004Artificial Mind and MovementBAM! EntertainmentNA,PAL Cars2006THQTHQJP, NA, PAL Casper: Spirit Dimensions2002Lucky Chicken GamesTDK MediactiveNA, PAL Castleween•Spirits & SpellsNA•Mahou no PumpkinJP2003Wanadoo EditionDreamCatcher GamesJP, NA, PAL Catwoman2004Argonaut Games / Electronic ArtsElectronic ArtsNA, PAL Cel Damage2002Pseudo InteractiveElectronic ArtsNA,PAL Chaos Field2005MilestoneO3 Entertainment / SegaJP, NA Charinko Hero2003BanprestoBanprestoJP Charlie and the Chocolate Factory2005High Voltage SoftwareGlobal Star SoftwareNA, PAL Charlie's Angels2003Neko EntertainmentUbisoftNA, PAL Chibi-Robo!2005Skip Ltd.NintendoJP, NA, PAL Chicken Little2005Avalanche SoftwareBuena Vista Games / D3 PublisherJP, NA, PAL The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe2005Traveller's TalesBuena Vista Games / D3 Publisher / Disney Interactive StudiosJP, NA, PAL City Racer2003UbisoftUbisoftNA Cocoto Funfair2006Neko EntertainmentBigBen InteractivePAL Cocoto Kart Racer2005Neko EntertainmentBigBen InteractivePAL Cocoto Platform Jumper2004Neko EntertainmentBigBen InteractivePAL Codename: Kids Next Door - Operation: V.I.D.E.O.G.A.M.E.2005High Voltage SoftwareGlobal Star SoftwareNA, PAL Conan2004Cauldron HQTDK MediactivePAL Conflict: Desert Storm2003Pivotal GamesGotham Games / Eidos plcNA, PAL Conflict: Desert Storm II2004Gotham Games / Pivotal GamesGotham GamesNA, PAL Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex2002Traveller's TalesVivendi GamesJP, NA, PAL Crash Nitro Kart2003Vicarious VisionsKonami / Vivendi GamesJP, NA, PAL Crash Tag Team Racing2005Radical EntertainmentVivendi GamesJP, NA, PAL Crazy Taxi2001Acclaim Cheltenham / HitmakerAcclaim Entertainment / SegaJP, NA, PAL Cubivore: Survival of the Fittest2002Saru BruneiNintendo / AtlusJP, NA Cubix Robots for Everyone: Showdown2003Blitz Games3DONA Curious George2006Monkey Bar GamesNamcoNA, PAL Custom Robo2004Nintendo / ISENintendoJP, NA Dakar 2: The World's Ultimate Rally2003Acclaim CheltenhamAcclaim EntertainmentNA, PAL Dance Dance Revolution Mario Mix•Dancing Stage Mario MixPAL•Dance Dance Revolution with MarioJP2005KonamiNintendoJP, NA, PAL Dark Summit2002Radical EntertainmentTHQNA, PAL Darkened Skye2002Boston AnimationSimon & Schuster / TDK MediactiveNA, PAL Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 22001Underground DevelopmentAcclaim EntertainmentNA, PAL Dead to Rights2002NamcoElectronic Arts / NamcoNA, PAL Defender20037 StudiosMidway GamesNA Def Jam Vendetta2003EA Canada / Syn SophiaElectronic ArtsNA, PAL Def Jam: Fight for NY2004EA Canada / Syn SophiaElectronic ArtsNA, PAL Die Hard: Vendetta2002Bits StudiosVivendi GamesNA, PAL Digimon Rumble Arena 22004BandaiAtari / BandaiNA, PAL Digimon World 42005BandaiBandaiJP, NA Dinotopia: The Sunstone Odyssey2003Vicious Cycle SoftwareTDK MediactiveNA Disney Sports Basketball2002KonamiKonamiJP, NA, PAL Disney Sports Skateboarding2002KonamiKonamiJP, NA, PAL Disney Sports Soccer•Disney Sports FootballPAL2002KonamiKonamiJP, NA, PAL Disney's Extreme Skate Adventure2003Toys For BobActivisionNA, PAL Disney's Hide and Sneak2003CapcomCapcomJP, NA, PAL Disney's Magical Mirror Starring Mickey Mouse2002CapcomNintendoJP, NA, PAL Disney's Meet the Robinsons2007Buena Vista GamesDisney Interactive StudiosNA Disney's Party2002Hudson SoftElectronic ArtsJP, NA, PAL Disney's PK: Out of the Shadows•Disney's Donald Duck: PKPAL2002UbisoftUbisoftNA, PAL Disney's Tarzan Untamed•Disney's Tarzan: FreeridePAL2001UbisoftUbisoftNA, PAL Dr. Muto2002Midway GamesMidway GamesNA Dokapon DX2005Asmik Ace EntertainmentAsmik Ace EntertainmentJP Donald Duck: Goin' Quackers•Donald Duck: Quack AttackPAL2002Disney Interactive StudiosUbisoftJP, NA, PAL Donkey Kong Jungle Beat2004NintendoNintendoJP, NA, PAL Donkey Konga2003NamcoNintendoJP, NA, PAL Donkey Konga 22005NamcoNintendoJP, NA, PAL Donkey Konga 3: Tabe-houdai! Haru Mogitate 50 Kyoku2005NamcoNintendoJP Dora the Explorer: Journey to the Purple Planet2005Monkey Bar GamesTake-Two InteractiveNA, PAL Doraemon: Minna de Asobo! Minidorando2003ShogakukanShogakukanJP Doshin the Giant•Kyojin no DoshinJP2002ParamNintendoJP, PAL Dragon Ball Z: Budokai2003DimpsAtari / BandaiJP, NA, PAL Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 22004DimpsAtariNA, PAL Dragon Ball Z: Sagas2005Avalanche SoftwareAtariNA Dragon Drive: D-Masters Shot2003TreasureBandaiJP Dragon's Lair 3D: Return to the Lair2002Dragonstone SoftwareEncore Software / THQNA, PAL DreamMix TV World Fighters2003Red EntertainmentHudson Soft / KonamiJP Driven2002BAM! EntertainmentBAM! EntertainmentNA, PAL Drome Racers2003Attention To DetailElectronic ArtsNA, PAL Duel Masters2003TakaraTakaraJP Ed, Edd n Eddy: The Mis-Edventures2005Artificial Mind and MovementMidway GamesNA Egg Mania: Eggstreme Madness2002HotGenKemcoJP, NA, PAL Eisei Meijin VI2002KonamiKonamiJP Enter the Matrix2003Shiny EntertainmentAtari / BandaiJP, NA, PAL ESPN International Winter Sports 20022002KonamiKonamiJP, NA, PAL ESPN MLS ExtraTime 20022002KonamiKonamiJP, NA Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem2002Silicon KnightsNintendoJP, NA, PAL Evolution Skateboarding2002KonamiKonamiJP, NA, PAL Evolution Snowboarding2003KonamiKonamiNA, PAL Evolution Worlds2002Sting EntertainmentUbisoftJP, NA, PAL F-Zero GX2003Amusement Vision / SegaNintendoJP, NA, PAL F1 20022002Image Space Incorporated / Visual ScienceEA SportsNA, PAL F1 Career Challenge2003EA SportsElectronic ArtsPAL The Fairly OddParents: Shadow Showdown2004Blitz GamesTHQNA The Fairly OddParents: Breakin' Da Rules2003Blitz GamesTHQNA Family Stadium 20032003NamcoNamcoJP Fantastic 420057 StudiosActivisionNA, PAL FIFA Soccer 06•FIFA 06PAL2005EA CanadaElectronic ArtsNA, PAL FIFA Soccer 07•FIFA 07PAL2006EA CanadaElectronic ArtsNA, PAL FIFA Soccer 2002•FIFA 2002: Road to FIFA World CupJP2001EA CanadaElectronic ArtsJP, NA FIFA Soccer 2003•FIFA Football 2003PAL•FIFA 2003JP2002EA CanadaElectronic ArtsJP, NA, PAL FIFA Soccer 2004•FIFA Football 2004PAL2003EA CanadaElectronic ArtsNA, PAL FIFA Soccer 2005•FIFA Football 2005PAL2004EA CanadaElectronic ArtsNA, PAL FIFA Street2005EA CanadaElectronic ArtsNA, PAL FIFA Street 22006EA CanadaElectronic ArtsNA, PAL Fight Night Round 22005EA SportsEA SportsJP, NA, PAL Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles2003Square EnixNintendoJP, NA, PAL Finding Nemo2003Traveller's TalesTHQ / Disney Interactive StudiosNA, PAL Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance2005Intelligent SystemsNintendoJP, NA, PAL Fireblade2002Kuju EntertainmentMidway GamesNA, PAL Flushed Away2006D3 PublisherD3 PublisherNA, PAL Franklin: A Birthday Surprise2006The Game FactoryNekoPAL Freaky Flyers2003Midway GamesMidway GamesNA Freedom Fighters2003IO InteractiveElectronic ArtsNA, PAL Freekstyle2002Hypnos Entertainment / Page 44 StudiosElectronic ArtsNA, PAL Freestyle MetalX2003Midway GamesMidway GamesNA Freestyle Street Soccer•Urban Freestyle SoccerPAL2004Silicon Dreams StudiosAcclaim EntertainmentNA, PAL Frogger Beyond2002KonamiKonamiNA, PAL Frogger's Adventures: The Rescue2003KonamiKonamiJP, NA Frogger: Ancient Shadow2005Hudson SoftKonamiNA From Russia with Love2005Electronic ArtsElectronic ArtsNA, PAL Future GPX Cyber Formula: Road to the Evolution2004Sunrise InteractiveSunrise InteractiveJP Future Tactics: The Uprising2004Warthog GamesCrave Entertainment / JoWooD ProductionsNA, PAL Gakuen Toshi Vara Noir2004Idea FactoryIdea FactoryJP Gauntlet: Dark Legacy2002Midway GamesMidway GamesNA, PAL Geist2005n-SpaceNintendoNA, PAL Gekitō Pro Yakyū2003Wow EntertainmentSegaJP Generation of Chaos Exceed2003Idea FactoryIdea FactoryJP GiFTPiA2003Skip Ltd.NintendoJP Gladius2003LucasArtsActivision / LucasArtsNA, PAL Go! Go! Hypergrind2003PoponchiAtlusNA Goblin Commander: Unleash the Horde2003JalecoJalecoNA, PAL Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee2002Pipeworks SoftwareAtariJP, NA, PAL GoldenEye: Rogue Agent2004EA Los AngelesElectronic ArtsJP, NA, PAL Gotcha Force2003CapcomCapcomJP, NA, PAL The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy2006High Voltage SoftwareMidway GamesNA Grooverider: Slot Car Thunder2003Unique Development StudiosEncore SoftwareNA GT Cube2003MTOMTOJP GUN2005NeversoftActivisionNA, PAL Happy Feet2006Midway GamesWarner Bros. Interactive EntertainmentNA Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets2002EurocomElectronic ArtsJP, NA, PAL Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire2005Electronic ArtsElectronic ArtsJP, NA, PAL Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban2004Electronic ArtsElectronic ArtsJP, NA, PAL Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone•Harry Potter and the Philosopher's StonePAL2003Warthog GamesElectronic ArtsJP, NA, PAL Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup2003Electronic ArtsElectronic ArtsJP, NA, PAL Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life2003Marvelous EntertainmentNatsume / Ubisoft / Victor Interactive SoftwareJP, NA, PAL Harvest Moon: Another Wonderful Life2004Marvelous EntertainmentMarvelous Entertainment / NatsumeJP, NA Harvest Moon: Magical Melody2005Marvelous EntertainmentMarvelous Entertainment / NatsumeJP, NA The Haunted Mansion2003High Voltage SoftwareTDK MediactiveNA Hello Kitty: Roller Rescue2005XPEC EntertainmentEmpire Interactive / NamcoNA, PAL Hikaru no Go 32003KonamiKonamiJP Hitman 2: Silent Assassin2003IO InteractiveEidos InteractiveNA, PAL The Hobbit2003Midway AustinSierra EntertainmentNA, PAL Home Run King2002Wow EntertainmentSegaNA Homeland2005ChunsoftChunsoftJP Hot Wheels Velocity X2002Beyond GamesTHQNA, PAL Hot Wheels World Race•Hot Wheels Highway 35 World RacePAL2003Climax GroupTHQNA, PAL Hudson Selection Vol. 1: Lode Runner2003Red EntertainmentHudson SoftJP Hudson Selection Vol. 2: Star Soldier2003Red EntertainmentHudson SoftJP Hudson Selection Vol. 3: Bonk's Adventure2003Red EntertainmentHudson SoftJP Hudson Selection Vol. 4: Adventure Island2003Red EntertainmentHudson SoftJP Hulk2003Radical EntertainmentVivendi GamesNA, PAL Hunter: The Reckoning2002High Voltage SoftwareInterplay Entertainment / Virgin InteractiveNA, PAL I-Ninja2003Argonaut GamesNamcoNA Ice Age 2: The Meltdown2006Vivendi GamesVivendi GamesNA, PAL Ikaruga2003G.rev / TreasureAtariJP, NA, PAL The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction2005Radical EntertainmentVivendi GamesNA, PAL The Incredibles2004Heavy Iron StudiosTHQJP, NA, PAL The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer2005Heavy Iron StudiosTHQJP, NA, PAL Intellivision Lives!2004Realtime AssociatesCrave EntertainmentNA International Superstar Soccer 22002KonamiKonamiPAL International Superstar Soccer 32003KonamiKonamiPAL The Italian Job2003Climax GroupEidos InteractiveNA, PAL James Bond 007: Agent Under Fire2002Electronic ArtsElectronic ArtsNA, PAL James Bond 007: Everything or Nothing2004Electronic ArtsElectronic ArtsJP, NA, PAL James Bond 007: Nightfire2002EurocomElectronic ArtsNA, PAL Jeremy McGrath Supercross World2002Acclaim EntertainmentAcclaim EntertainmentNA, PAL Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius2002Big Sky SoftwareTHQNA, PAL Judge Dredd: Dredd Vs. Death2003Rebellion DevelopmentsEvolved Games / Vivendi GamesNA, PAL Kao the Kangaroo Round 22005Tate InteractiveAtari / JoWooD ProductionsNA, PAL Karaoke Revolution Party2005Harmonix Music SystemsKonamina Kelly Slater's Pro Surfer2002TreyarchActivisionNA, PAL Kidou Senshi Gundam: Gundam vs. Z Gundam2004BandaiBandaiJP Kidō Senshi Gundam: Senshitachi no Kiseki2004BandaiBandaiJP killer72005Grasshopper ManufactureCapcomJP, NA, PAL King Arthur2004Krome StudiosKonamiNA, PAL Kirby Air Ride2003HAL LaboratoryNintendoJP, NA, PAL Kiwame Mahjong DX22002AthenaAthenaJP Knights of the Temple: Infernal Crusade2004Starbreeze StudiosTDK MediactivePAL Knockout Kings 20032002EA SportsElectronic ArtsNA, PAL Konjiki no Gash Bell!! Yūjō no Tag Battle Full Power2004BandaiBandaiJP Korokke! Ban-Ō no Kiki o Sukue2004KonamiKonamiJP Kururin Squash!2004Eighting Co., Ltd.NintendoJP Largo Winch: Empire Under Threat2002DupuisUbisoftPAL Legend of Golfer2004NintendoNintendoJP The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning2006Krome StudiosSierra EntertainmentNA, PAL The Legend of the Quiz Tournament of Champions2005NintendoNintendoJP The Legend of Zelda: Collector's Edition2003NintendoNintendoNA, PAL The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures2004Nintendo Research & Development 1NintendoJP, NA, PAL The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Master Quest2002Nintendo Entertainment Analysis and DevelopmentNintendoJP, NA, PAL The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker2002Nintendo Entertainment Analysis and DevelopmentNintendoJP, NA, PAL The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess2006Nintendo Entertainment Analysis and DevelopmentNintendoJP, NA, PAL Legends of Wrestling2002Acclaim EntertainmentAcclaim EntertainmentNA, PAL Legends of Wrestling II2002Acclaim EntertainmentAcclaim EntertainmentNA, PAL Lego Star Wars: The Video Game2005Traveller's TalesEidos Interactive / LucasArtsNA, PAL Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy2006Traveller's TalesLucasArtsNA, PAL Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events2004Adrenium Games / Amaze EntertainmentActivisionNA, PAL Looney Tunes: Back in Action2003Warner Bros. Interactive EntertainmentElectronic ArtsNA, PAL The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King2003Hypnos EntertainmentElectronic ArtsJP, NA, PAL The Lord of the Rings: The Third Age2004Electronic ArtsElectronic ArtsJP, NA, PAL The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers2002Stormfront StudiosElectronic ArtsJP, NA, PAL Lost Kingdoms2002From SoftwareActivisionJP, NA, PAL Lost Kingdoms II2003From SoftwareActivisionJP, NA, PAL Lotus Challenge2004Kuju EntertainmentIgnition EntertainmentNA Luigi's Mansion2001NintendoNintendoJP, NA, PAL Lupin Sansei: Umi ni Kieta Hihou2003Asmik Ace EntertainmentAsmik Ace EntertainmentJP Madagascar2005Toys For BobActivision / BandaiJP, NA, PAL Madden NFL 20022001EA TiburonElectronic ArtsNA Madden NFL 20032002EA TiburonElectronic ArtsNA, PAL Madden NFL 20042003EA TiburonElectronic ArtsNA, PAL Madden NFL 20052004EA TiburonElectronic ArtsNA, PAL Madden NFL 062005EA TiburonElectronic ArtsNA, PAL Madden NFL 072006EA TiburonElectronic ArtsNA Madden NFL 082007EA TiburonElectronic ArtsNA Major League Baseball 2K62006Kush Games2K SportsNA Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour2003Camelot Software PlanningNintendoJP, NA, PAL Mario Kart: Double Dash2003NintendoNintendoJP, NA, PAL Mario Party 42002Hudson SoftNintendoJP, NA, PAL Mario Party 52003Hudson SoftNintendoJP, NA, PAL Mario Party 62004Hudson SoftNintendoJP, NA, PAL Mario Party 72005Hudson SoftNintendoJP, NA, PAL Mario Power Tennis2004Camelot Software PlanningNintendoJP, NA, PAL Mario Superstar Baseball2005NamcoNintendoJP, NA, PAL Mark Davis Pro Bass Challenge2005SIMS Co., Ltd.NatsumeNA Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects2005EA Canada / Nihilistic SoftwareElectronic ArtsNA, PAL Mary-Kate and Ashley: Sweet 162003n-SpaceAcclaim EntertainmentNA, PAL Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX 22002THQActivisionNA, PAL MaxPlay Classic Games Volume 12004CodeJunkiesCodeJunkiesPAL MC Groovz Dance Craze2004Mad CatzMad CatzNA, PAL Medabots Infinity2003Victor Interactive SoftwareNatsume / UbisoftJP, NA, PAL Medal of Honor: European Assault2005EA Los AngelesElectronic ArtsJP, NA, PAL Medal of Honor: Frontline2002Electronic ArtsElectronic ArtsNA, PAL Medal of Honor: Rising Sun2003EA Los AngelesElectronic ArtsJP, NA, PAL Mega Man Anniversary Collection2004Atomic Planet EntertainmentCapcomNA Mega Man Network Transmission2003ArikaCapcomJP, NA, PAL Mega Man X Collection2006CapcomCapcomNA Mega Man X: Command Mission2004CapcomCapcomJP, NA, PAL Men in Black II: Alien Escape2003Krome Studios MelbourneAtariNA, PAL Mercedes-Benz World Racing2004SyneticTDK MediactivePAL Metal Arms: Glitch in the System2003Swingin' Ape StudiosVivendi GamesNA, PAL Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes2004Konami / Silicon KnightsKonamiJP, NA, PAL Metal Gear Special Disc[10][11]2004Konami / Silicon KnightsKonamiJP Metroid Prime2002Retro StudiosNintendoJP, NA, PAL Metroid Prime 2: Echoes2004Retro StudiosNintendoJP, NA, PAL Micro Machines2003AtariAtariPAL Midway Arcade Treasures2003Backbone EntertainmentMidway GamesNA Midway Arcade Treasures 22004Backbone EntertainmentMidway GamesNA Midway Arcade Treasures 32005Midway GamesMidway GamesNA Minority Report: Everybody Runs2002TreyarchActivisionNA, PAL Mission: Impossible - Operation Surma2004Paradigm EntertainmentAtariJP, NA, PAL MLB Slugfest 20-032002Gratuitous GamesMidway GamesJP, NA MLB Slugfest 20-042003Gratuitous GamesMidway GamesNA Momotarō Dentetsu 11: Black Bombee Shutsugen! No Maki2002Hudson SoftHudson SoftJP Momotarō Dentetsu 12: Nishinihon Hen mo ari Masse!2003Hudson SoftHudson SoftJP Monopoly Party2002RunecraftAtari / Takara TomyJP, NA, PAL Monster 4x4: Masters of Metal2003UbisoftUbisoftNA Monster House2006Artificial Mind and MovementTHQNA, PAL Monster Jam: Maximum Destruction2002Inland ProductionsUbisoftNA, PAL Monsters Inc. Scream Arena2002Radical EntertainmentTHQNA, PAL Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance2002Midway GamesMidway GamesNA, PAL Mortal Kombat: Deception2004Midway GamesMidway GamesNA Mr. Driller: Drill Land2003NamcoNamcoJP Muppets Party Cruise2003THQTDK MediactiveNA Muscle Champion: Kinnikutō Kessen2002KonamiKonamiJP Mutsu Tonohohon2002Takara TomyTakara TomyJP MVP Baseball 20042004EA SportsElectronic ArtsNA MVP Baseball 20052005EA SportsElectronic ArtsNA MX Superfly2002Locomotive GamesTHQNA, PAL Mystic Heroes2002KoeiKoeiJP, NA, PAL Namco Museum2002THQNamcoNA Namco Museum 50th Anniversary2005Backbone EntertainmentElectronic Arts / NamcoNA, PAL Naruto: Clash of Ninja•Naruto: Gekitō Ninja Taisen!JP2003Eighting Co., Ltd. / Takara TomyD3 Publisher / Takara TomyJP, NA Naruto: Clash of Ninja 2•Naruto: Clash of NinjaPAL•Naruto: Gekitō Ninja Taisen! 2JP2003Eighting Co., Ltd. / Takara TomyD3 Publisher / Takara TomyJP, NA, PAL Naruto: Gekitō Ninja Taisen! 32004Eighting Co., Ltd. / Takara TomyTakara TomyJP Naruto: Gekitō Ninja Taisen! 42005Eighting Co., Ltd. / Takara TomyTakara TomyJP NASCAR 2005: Chase for the Cup2004EA TiburonElectronic ArtsNA NASCAR Thunder 20032002EA SportsElectronic ArtsNA NASCAR: Dirt to Daytona2002Monster GamesAtariNA NBA 2K22002Visual ConceptsSegaNA NBA 2K32002Visual ConceptsSegaNA, PAL NBA Courtside 20022002Left Field ProductionsNintendoJP, NA, PAL NBA Live 20032002EA CanadaElectronic ArtsNA, PAL NBA Live 20042003EA CanadaElectronic ArtsNA, PAL NBA Live 20052004EA CanadaElectronic ArtsNA, PAL NBA Live 062005EA CanadaElectronic ArtsNA, PAL NBA Street2002EA Sports BIGEA Sports BIGJP, NA NBA Street Vol. 22003EA CanadaElectronic ArtsNA, PAL NBA Street V32005EA Sports BIGEA Sports BIGJP, NA, PAL NCAA College Basketball 2K32002Kush GamesSegaNA NCAA College Football 2K32002Visual ConceptsSegaNA NCAA Football 20032002EA SportsElectronic ArtsNA NCAA Football 20042003EA SportsElectronic ArtsNA NCAA Football 20052004EA SportsElectronic ArtsNA Need for Speed: Carbon2006EA CanadaElectronic ArtsNA, PAL Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 22002EA CanadaElectronic ArtsNA, PAL Need for Speed: Most Wanted2005EA CanadaElectronic ArtsJP, NA, PAL Need for Speed: Underground2003EA CanadaElectronic ArtsJP, NA, PAL Need for Speed: Underground 22004EA CanadaElectronic ArtsJP, NA, PAL Neighbours from Hell2005JoWooD ProductionsEncore Software / JoWooD ProductionsPAL NFL 2K32002Visual ConceptsSegaNA, PAL NFL Blitz 20-022002Point of View, Inc.Midway GamesNA NFL Blitz 20-032002Point of View, Inc.Midway GamesNA NFL Blitz Pro2003Midway GamesMidway GamesNA NFL Quarterback Club 20022001Acclaim EntertainmentAcclaim EntertainmentNA NFL Street2004EA TiburonElectronic ArtsNA, PAL NFL Street 22004EA TiburonElectronic ArtsNA, PAL NHL 20032002EA SportsElectronic ArtsNA, PAL NHL 20042003EA SportsElectronic ArtsNA, PAL NHL 20052004EA SportsElectronic ArtsNA, PAL NHL 062005EA SportsElectronic ArtsNA, PAL NHL 2K32002TreyarchAtari / SegaNA, PAL NHL Hitz 20-022001EA CanadaMidway GamesNA, PAL NHL Hitz 20-032002Midway GamesMidway GamesNA, PAL NHL Hitz Pro2003Next Level GamesMidway GamesNA Nickelodeon Party Blast2002Data Design InteractiveAtariNA, PAL Nicktoons: Battle for Volcano Island2006Blue Tongue EntertainmentTHQNA Nicktoons Unite!2005Blue Tongue EntertainmentTHQNA, PAL Nintendo Puzzle Collection2003Intelligent Systems / Nintendo Software TechnologyNintendoJP Odama2006Vivarium Inc.NintendoJP, NA, PAL Ohenro-San2003Panasonic CorporationPanasonic CorporationJP One Piece: Grand Battle!2005GanbarionBandaiJP, NA One Piece: Grand Battle! 32003GanbarionBandaiJP One Piece: Grand Adventure2006GanbarionNamco Bandai GamesNA One Piece: Pirates' Carnival2005BandaiBandai / Namco Bandai GamesJP, NA One Piece: Treasure Battle!2002BandaiBandaiJP Open Season2006Ubisoft MontrealUbisoftNA, PAL Outlaw Golf2002HypnotixSimon & Schuster / TDK MediactiveNA, PAL Over the Hedge2006Edge of RealityActivisionNA, PAL P.N.032003CapcomCapcomJP, NA, PAL Pac-Man Fever2002THQNamcoNA Pac-Man Vs.2003NintendoNamcoNA, PAL Pac-Man World 22002NamcoElectronic Arts / NamcoNA, PAL Pac-Man World 32005Blitz GamesElectronic Arts / NamcoNA, PAL Pac-Man World Rally2006Smart Bomb InteractiveNamco Bandai GamesNA Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door2004Intelligent SystemsNintendoJP, NA, PAL Peter Jackson's King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie2005UbisoftUbisoftNA, PAL Phantasy Star Online Episode I & II2002Sonic TeamAtari / SegaJP, NA, PAL Phantasy Star Online Episode I & II Plus2003Sonic TeamSegaJP, NA Phantasy Star Online Episode III: C.A.R.D. Revolution2003Sonic TeamSegaJP, NA, PAL Piglet's Big Game2003Doki Denki StudioGotham GamesNA, PAL Pikmin2001Nintendo Entertainment Analysis and DevelopmentNintendoJP, NA, PAL Pikmin 22004Nintendo Entertainment Analysis and DevelopmentNintendoJP, NA, PAL Pinball Hall of Fame: The Gottlieb Collection2005FarSight StudiosCrave EntertainmentNA Pitfall: The Lost Expedition2004Edge of RealityActivisionNA, PAL Pokémon Box: Ruby & Sapphire2003NintendoNintendoJP, NA, PAL Pokémon Channel2003NintendoNintendoJP, NA, PAL Pokémon Colosseum2003Genius SonorityNintendoJP, NA, PAL Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness2005Genius SonorityNintendoJP, NA, PAL The Polar Express2004Blue Tongue EntertainmentTHQNA, PAL Pool Edge2002Nd CubeMedia KiteJP Pool Paradise2004Ignition EntertainmentIgnition EntertainmentNA, PAL Power Rangers: Dino Thunder2004Locomotive GamesTHQNA, PAL The Powerpuff Girls: Relish Rampage2002VIS EntertainmentBAM! 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The Falsebound Kingdom2002KonamiKonamiJP, NA, PAL Zapper: One Wicked Cricket2002Blitz GamesAtariNA, PAL Zatch Bell! Mamodo Battles2005Eighting Co., Ltd.BandaiJP, NA Zatch Bell! Mamodo Fury2005Mechanic ArmsBandai / Namco Bandai GamesJP, NA Zoids Vs.2002Takara TomyTakara TomyJP Zoids Vs. III2004Takara TomyTakara TomyJP Zoids: Battle Legends2003Takara TomyAtari / Takara TomyJP, NA Zoids: Full Metal Crash2005Takara TomyTakara TomyJP ZooCube2002PuzzleKingsAcclaim EntertainmentJP, NA, PAL games listed also and the console has sold 21.74+ million units to date
  • sexta generación y fue fabricada por Nintendo. Es la sucesora de la Nintendo 64 y la predecesora de la Wii. Sus principales características son su procesador central basado en un IBM PowerPC (tecnología previa utilizada en computadoras personales y portátiles), y su procesador gráfico desarrollado por ATI. Nintendo, por primera vez, prescinde del cartucho (ROM) como formato de almacenamiento, y adopta un formato óptico propio, el Nintendo Optical Disc. El nombre «GameCube» se debe a que el sistema tiene la forma de un cubo. Fue descontinuada en 2008. La consola fue lanzada el 14 de septiembre de 2001 en Japón, el 18 de noviembre de 2001 en Norteamérica, el 3 de mayo de 2002 en Europa y el 17 de mayo de 2002 en Australia. Según las cifras oficiales, la GameCube logró vender 22,00 millones de unidades mundialmente. Se lanzó un remake del primer Metal Gear Solid para GameCube, llamado Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes. Fue lanzado en el año 2004. Categoría:Consolas
  • Nintendo GameCube (ニンテンドーゲームキューブ Nintendō GēmuKyūbu?) es una consola de sexta generación fabricada por Nintendo. Es la sucesora de la Nintendo 64 y la predecesora de la Wii. Sus principales características son su procesador central basado en un IBM PowerPC (tecnología previa utilizada en computadoras personales y portatiles), y su procesador gráfico desarrollado por ATI. Nintendo, por primera vez, prescinde del cartucho (ROM) como formato de almacenamiento, y adopta un formato óptico propio, el Nintendo Optical Disc. El nombre «GameCube» se debe a que el sistema tiene la forma de un cubo. La consola fue lanzada el 14 de septiembre de 2001 en Japón, el 18 de noviembre de 2001 en Norteamérica, el 3 de mayo de 2002 en Europa y el 17 de mayo de 2002 en Australia. Según las cifras oficiales, la GameCube logró vender 21,74 millones de unidades mundialmente.
  • Le terme Nintendo GameCube peut se référer à : * Nintendo GameCube (console), la console de jeux vidéo de salon du fabricant japonais Nintendo de la sixième génération. * Nintendo GameCube (arène), une arène de Mario Kart: Double Dash!!
  • The Nintendo GameCube is a sixth generation video game console initially released on September 14, 2001 in Japan. It was developed and manufactured by Nintendo. Nintendo first mentioned a successor to the Nintendo 64 on March 3, 1999, a day after Sony's announcement of the PlayStation 2, the successor to the Sony PlayStation. Two months later, on May 12, 1999, Nintendo of America's former chairman Howard Lincoln officially announced the console, which would be codenamed "Dolphin". Nintendo remained quiet for over a year about "Dolphin," preferring to focus on the Nintendo 64 and Game Boy Color at E3 2000. It wasn't until August 24, 2000, a day before Spaceworld 2000, that the company officially unveiled the GameCube, the end result of the "Dolphin" project. The heart of the GameCube is a IBM-developed CPU called the "Gekko." The Gekko is based on IBM's general-purpose PowerPC 750CXe with custom features. The system's 202.5 MHz GPU, called "Flipper," was designed by ArtX and after ATi bought ArtX, was produced by ATi. For its storage medium, the GameCube uses 8 cm discs based on the DVD, developed by Matsushita (Panasonic), that can hold up to 1.5GB. Since they are smaller than traditional DVDs, the GameCube is not able to play DVD movies, though through a partnership with Nintendo, Panasonic manufactured and distributed the Panasonic Q, a hybrid DVD-player console with GameCube hardware. The GameCube's controller combines elements from just about every controller before it, as well as introducing a few innovations of its own. In addition to the standard analog stick, D-pad and shoulder buttons, Nintendo has added an analog C-stick (often referred to as the camera-stick) replacing the four yellow C-buttons from the Nintendo 64 controller, moved the Z-button to the right shoulder and rearranged the button configuration so that there is a large A button surrounded by the X, Y and B buttons and having the middle part from the Nintendo 64 controller removed for better comfort. The shoulder buttons L and R are both analogue, allowing the console to know how far they are pushed in, for things like throttle in racing games. Like the Nintendo 64, the GameCube features four controller ports. The regular GameCube memory card holds 4 megabits of data, but the Digicard Adapter will allow for flash memory cards that can hold 64MB to 128MB, effectively giving the console the functionality of the failed 64DD add-on for the N64. A choice between a 56K modem and broadband adapter was available for online connectivity, but neither of these add-ons was included with the console. Unlike the Nintendo 64 and Game Boy Color, which connect using an adapter, the GameCube can interface directly with the Game Boy Advance via the Game Boy Advance to Nintendo GameCube Link Cable to transmit information back and forth. The last title released for the GameCube was Madden '08. In 2006, the GameCube was succeded by the Wii. In 2007, production of GameCube games are discontinued.
  • The Nintendo GameCube (ニンテンドーゲームキューブ) is the fourth home console made by Nintendo. The only Fire Emblem game made for GameCube was Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance, which was notable for being the first console Fire Emblem released outside of Japan (Fire Emblem and Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones were released before Path of Radiance, but were on handheld consoles). Other games for it by Intelligent Systems were Paper Mario: Thousand Year Door, WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$ and Nintendo Puzzle Collection. Another game that mentions both Intelligent Systems and Fire Emblem would be Super Smash Bros. Melee.
  • thumb|250px|Nintendo GameCube con un control La Nintendo GameCube o abreviado usualmente como GameCube es una videoconsola de sexta generación lanzada entre el 14 de septiembre de 2001 y el 17 de mayo de 2002 por Nintendo en colaboración con ATI Technologies. La consola fue lanzada el 14 de septiembre de 2001 en Japón, el 18 de noviembre de 2001 en Norteamérica, el 3 de mayo de 2002 en Europa y el 17 de mayo de 2002 en Australia. Según las cifras oficiales, la GameCube logró vender 21.74 millones de unidades mundialmente.
  • The Nintendo GameCube is a game console created by Nintendo. Playable Pac-Man games for this console are listed below.
  • En 1999, comenzaron a suponer que Nintendo lanzaría al mercado su nueva consola. Todo apuntaba a que la compañía continuaría utilizando el cartucho como soporte de almacenamiento para sus juegos y que sería retrocompatible con la Nintendo 64. Nintendo presentó su consola ante la prensa con el nombre en clave de "Project Dolphin", aunque posteriormente el proyecto se le cambia de nombre al de Star Cube, cuya intención del proyecto era recuperar el liderazgo perdido ante Sony con la PlayStation. Nintendo quería retomar el liderazgo en el mercado de los videojuegos, que perdió con la Nintendo 64 y que estaba dominado por su rival Sony, con su consola PlayStation. Nintendo buscó el apoyo de IBM, a la que le encargó la fabricación del procesador central de la consola, que está basado en la arquitectura Power. Nintendo buscó el apoyo de la compañía ArtX para el desarrollo del dispositivo gráfico, el cual tiempo después fue adquirido por ATI, por este motivo aparece un logo de ATI en el sistema, la cual fue encargada de desarrollar el GPU. En la Nintendo GameCube, Nintendo deja a un lado el soporte de cartucho como medio de distribución de sus juegos; se cree que el cartucho fue el causante de que la Nintendo 64 quedase atrás de su competidora PlayStation. Nintendo opta por las unidades ópticas creando para este fin el formato Nintendo optical disc. Utilizando la tecnología DVD en un lector de Matsushita, se presenta en forma de disco óptico con capacidad de almacenamiento de 1,5 GB de información. Asimismo, la unidad lectora de la consola es capaz de acceder al disco a una velocidad superior a un DVD convencional. En un principio, la consola iba a ser lanzada a nivel mundial en el año 2000, pero Nintendo antes tenía en mente habilitar su consola para conectarla a Internet e hizo un cambio de planes. Los datos técnicos ya estaban sobre la mesa, pero las posibilidades reales de la consola de nueva generación de Nintendo seguían siendo una incógnita. El 24 de agosto de 2000 a las 3:30 PM (hora nacional en Japón), en el día previo al Nintendo SpaceWorld 2000, la "Gran N" presentó el diseño y periféricos de Nintendo GameCube (finalmente, desechó el nombre de Star Cube), y unas demostraciones en las que podía apreciarse un salto cualitativo enorme respecto a lo que su antecesora, la Nintendo 64, pudo llegar a ofrecer. Por tanto, esta nueva máquina prometía superar con creces a la anterior generación de consolas. No obstante, y pese a que así fue, no tuvo el éxito esperado y quedó tercera en ventas entre las consolas de su generación, con apenas 21,74 millones de unidades vendidas en todo el mundo.
  • "The nintendo gamecube is the wost console. the only good out of it was super smash bros". -said prez. Obama
  • Der Gamecube von Nintendo ist eine Spielkonsole der 6. Generation und steht damit in Konkurrenz zur Playstation 2 von Sony, zur Xbox von Microsoft und zur Dreamcast von Sega. Anfangs sollte die Konsole Dolphin heißen (Die Seriennummern beginnen deshalb auch mit DOL), danach Starcube und zuletzt einigte man sich auf Gamecube. Verkauft wurde sie nicht so erfolgreich als alle andere Konsolen von Nintendo, wegen ihrem neuen Konkurrenten Microsoft. Anfangs waren die Verkaufszahlen ziemlich gleich, 2004 jedoch schossen die Verkaufszahlen der Xbox nach vorne. Der Gamecube (dt. Spielwürfel) ist wie der Name schon sagt in Form eines Würfels geformt. Der Controller sowie die Spiele für den Gamecube sind mit der Nintendo Wii kompatibel. In Europa und in USA gibt es den GC in den Farben Lila, Schwarz und Platinum. In Japan gibt es noch Rot, Gold, Grün, Orange und Pink.
  • The Nintendo GameCube is a games console made by Nintendo.
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