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An iconic horror game that appeared on the Nintendo GameCube has been teased to return in the future with a new remaster. While the GameCube didn’t have a vast library of horror games throughout its run, those that did come to the hardware ended up being quite popular. Titles like Resident Evil 4, Second Sight,…

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The year is 2001, and it will turn out to be among the most important 12 months in gaming history. By that point, the PlayStation 2 was already out and beginning its generational run of games, with Grand Theft Auto III,Metal Gear Solid 2 and Final Fantasy X all arriving within months of one another…

Star Fox fans have been having a good time of late. First there was the reinvention of Star Fox 64 with the new Star Fox game for Nintendo Switch 2. Now, they can relive the glory of Rare’s Star Fox Adventures, which launched on Nintendo GameCube back in 2002. The game has officially be rereleased…

The GameCube and PS2 went head-to-head in the sixth console generation, but which had more power under the hood?

The Nintendo GameCube came out in 2001, and today it stands as one of Nintendo’s most failed gaming systems. It may be a relic of the past, but as any long-term collector knows, failure or not, these classic consoles can fetch a pretty price. If you’re trying to determine how much your Nintendo GameCube is…

When looking back across the annals of gaming history, some consoles are beloved (Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)), panned (Google Stadia) or woefully ahead of their time (the we-almost-had-it-all Sega Dreamcast). And then there are those systems that are frankly just weird and polarizing, like the Nintendo GameCube. Laden with the dubious honor of being Nintendo’s…

People still swear by this quirky controller, leading to Nintendo supporting it for 25 years and counting.

Nintendo’s worst-ever console was awkward to use and didn’t even sell a million units.