I could've swore I saw a copy at a used game store for the GC. Maybe I'm wrong. Sorry.MetalDooley said:
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you should really get army man rts. a good rts for a console.
this might just be nostalgia but simpsons hit and run was a game i had tons of fun with as a kid
this might just be nostalgia but simpsons hit and run was a game i had tons of fun with as a kid
Wii version has best of both worlds.EllEzDee said:Resi 4. - The PS2 version had longer load times and uglier graphics than the GC original, though it had an extra level
And I'll go with Paper Mario:TTYD and Pikmin 2, I could list a few others but them two are awesome and the first is probably in my top 5 ever. Actually so is RE4...
Ah, the Gamecube. I love that console. These are some of the games I have for it, I hope there is something you like in there:
Legend of Zelda: Twilight princess
Resident evil 4
Resident Evil 0
Resident Evil 2
Resident Evil: REmake
Eternal darkness
Luigi's mansion
Super Mario Sunshine
Legend of Zelda: Windwaker
Super smash brothers melee
Pikmin
Metroid prime
Timesplitters 2
These are not all the games I have for it, just the ones I can think of at the moment, all of these have their own merits and are great fun to play (In my opinion at least)
Legend of Zelda: Twilight princess
Resident evil 4
Resident Evil 0
Resident Evil 2
Resident Evil: REmake
Eternal darkness
Luigi's mansion
Super Mario Sunshine
Legend of Zelda: Windwaker
Super smash brothers melee
Pikmin
Metroid prime
Timesplitters 2
These are not all the games I have for it, just the ones I can think of at the moment, all of these have their own merits and are great fun to play (In my opinion at least)
YES. I loved Timesplitters so much. Everyone posted the more major games I was going to mention so I would like to say that you should definitely give Conflict Desert Strom II: Back to Baghdad and Geist a go. Conflict Desert Storm II is a great game if you like strategic cooperative play, and Geist is a really interesting and different game where you are a ghost and you possess things/people/animals in order to try and get your body back (the military was trying to make you into a super soldier).random980 said:TIME SPLITTERS 2 best fps ever, and it even has a map maker for multi
Most good titles have already been named, but let me add one.
Baten kaitos
A unique RPG, both in setting and gamemechanics. Its pretty hard to get by (least on my side of the Atlantic). For a gamecube game, the graphics are pretty damn good.....but you'll have to put up with some earbleedingly bad voice acting.
Worth a look if you can find it for cheap though.
Metal Gear Solid; Twin Snakes (already on the list)
Well, its a good jumping on point if you dont want to play the nes games. It was pretty amusing.
I would say Eternal Darkness and Timesplitters too, but I never got a working copy of either of them, so I cant judge
Baten kaitos
A unique RPG, both in setting and gamemechanics. Its pretty hard to get by (least on my side of the Atlantic). For a gamecube game, the graphics are pretty damn good.....but you'll have to put up with some earbleedingly bad voice acting.
Worth a look if you can find it for cheap though.
Metal Gear Solid; Twin Snakes (already on the list)
Well, its a good jumping on point if you dont want to play the nes games. It was pretty amusing.
I would say Eternal Darkness and Timesplitters too, but I never got a working copy of either of them, so I cant judge
These! ^ Those games are pure gold. Best multiplayer experience ever! Also any of the Star Wars Rogue Squadrons and Star Wars Battlefront. XDIrridium said:
Maybe it wasn't the "best" game on the Gamecube, but I really liked 007: Nightfire.
Soul Caliber 2 is another great one, with special guest star: Link!
MarioKart: Double Dash. A lot of people didn't like it, apparently, but it was a fun entry in the "kart racing" genre.
Soul Caliber 2 is another great one, with special guest star: Link!
MarioKart: Double Dash. A lot of people didn't like it, apparently, but it was a fun entry in the "kart racing" genre.
MGS:Twin Snakes is a faithful remake of the original MGS, and the surreal, pure platformer levels where Mario loses the FLUDD make Mario Sunshine worth a try.
Tales of Symphonia was the only JRPG I ever got to play on the gamebox, and it hooked me into the genre.
I don't know of many horror games on the gamecube, but Resident Evil 4 immediately comes to mind and there are some gamecube ports of classic RE games I remember owning.
Whether you love the fantasy racing genre or not, pick F-Zero GX. The 'Very Hard' "Story Mode" (cheesy story of Captain Falcon saving the planet) presents interesting challenges once you've learned to play the game properly (i.e. abusing the game engine through "snaking", making your machine ridiculously fast), and you may appreciate the fast paced racing and the techno-rock music (F-Zero X players might miss the older rock OST). I think there's a Mario Kart game for the cube as well, "Double Dash"
The original Animal Crossing is a great 'stoner' game (I don't know what genre it would fall into) to kill time.
Don't get the cube and forget to get the classics like Smash Bros. Melee, Metroid Prime, Wind Waker, Pikmin, and Luigi's Mansion with it. All the above games made me love the gamecube more than the xbox and the PS2 despite its inferior hardware. I've missed tons of great games for the gamecube that I'm sure the more savvy members of the community will nevertheless suggest for you.
Tales of Symphonia was the only JRPG I ever got to play on the gamebox, and it hooked me into the genre.
I don't know of many horror games on the gamecube, but Resident Evil 4 immediately comes to mind and there are some gamecube ports of classic RE games I remember owning.
Whether you love the fantasy racing genre or not, pick F-Zero GX. The 'Very Hard' "Story Mode" (cheesy story of Captain Falcon saving the planet) presents interesting challenges once you've learned to play the game properly (i.e. abusing the game engine through "snaking", making your machine ridiculously fast), and you may appreciate the fast paced racing and the techno-rock music (F-Zero X players might miss the older rock OST). I think there's a Mario Kart game for the cube as well, "Double Dash"
The original Animal Crossing is a great 'stoner' game (I don't know what genre it would fall into) to kill time.
Don't get the cube and forget to get the classics like Smash Bros. Melee, Metroid Prime, Wind Waker, Pikmin, and Luigi's Mansion with it. All the above games made me love the gamecube more than the xbox and the PS2 despite its inferior hardware. I've missed tons of great games for the gamecube that I'm sure the more savvy members of the community will nevertheless suggest for you.
This is definitely the best list I've seen. My favorites are Mario Sunshine, Paper Mario, and Pikmin 1 and 2. I didn't really like Luigi's Mansion, but still get it because of how unique it is.MetalDooley said:
Oh yeah, and definitely Wario World, that was a good time.
A thousand times this. PSO 1+2 were amazing, and I still play them to this day on occasion. Try and get the Plus version if you can, but thats normally about 80$ online...Aylaine said:
Want a kind of obscure title?
Try Defender, a pretty good flight/combat game with nostalgia value.
