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When most people think about the GameCube’s most iconic feature, two ideas spring to mind: The unique controller and the mini discs. The GameCube controller is the gold standard for most “Super Smash Bros.” players, after all — you can even use GameCube controllers on your PC. Meanwhile, the discs are unique in the game…

The GameCube controller was always the odd man out during its console generation. Lower sales numbers of GameCube consoles meant high-quality third-party accessories were few and far between. Fast forward to 2026, and you have even fewer options. This becomes a real problem for new players getting into the console, as well as for those…

The GameCube controller was one of the most iconic controllers Nintendo ever created, largely because of its design. When you hold it, the main analog stick fits your hand, and the huge A button stands out, making it one of the best ways to play platformers and fighting games. For that reason, even years after…

Walk into a retro game store, and decades of Nintendo history will greet you on the shelves. GameCube games, though, are often missing. And when they do turn up, their prices might give you pause. What’s going on here? Well, as you might expect, it comes down to supply and demand

When people think of a failed Nintendo system, most will mention the Wii U. While Wii’s successor does take the crown for being Nintendo’s biggest modern-day hardware failure, the Virtual Boy from the ’90s did worse by a fair margin compared to all of Nintendo’s systems. However, the Nintendo GameCube didn’t quite hold up compared…

The Nintendo GameCube gave us some iconic games you can also play on the Wii and a beloved controller that’s still compatible with newer hardware like the Nintendo Switch 2. Even if you spent a lot of time playing games like Super Smash Bros. Melee and Resident Evil 4, you might not have noticed that…

Nintendo has never been shy about experimenting with how players interact with games, but one of its most ingenious ideas arrived back on the GameCube — though it never got the attention it deserved. The GameCube-GBA link cable let players connect a Game Boy Advance directly to the GameCube, allowing it to act as a…