Try Gamecube Games For Cheap Video Game Play

February 25th, 2010 No comments »

When Nintendo released its new Nintendo Wii system, it discontinued the popular Gamecube game system to be able to sell new systems to its audience. Afterward, there remain millions of Gamecube consoles which were bought by the public, and there are also millions of Gamecube games to boot. For any new video game players or as starter systems for someone trying to keep costs down, the Gamecube system could be the perfect answer.

The Gamecube console is extremely easy to set up and use. It plugs into nearly any television, and can use from one to four controllers, including wireless controllers. There is a huge variety of games still available, both for sale online and in retail stores, as these used games are still in demand. While hardcore gamers have moved on from Gamecube, families with younger children, or an individual on a tight budget will want to take a look. The Gamecube console can be bought for under $50, some with games and controllers included. Like the system, there are plenty of games available for sale too – most for less than ten dollars, and these can be found at game stores at the mall, online on eBay and Amazon and many many other retailers.

There are still some top rated games available on the Gamecube, which are excellent for the kids and fun and exciting to play. Some examples Mario Party 7, which is fun for all ages, or Mario Strikers soccer game, Mario Kart Double Dash, and Luigi’s Mansion. For older players, games like Prince of Persian Sands of Time and the huge hit Super Smash Bros Melee are sure to please. These games are also multiplayer if you have four controllers, and remember, accessories are affordable too!

Due to the many systems still in use, there are also Gamecube games for rent. Sites like GameFly game continue to rent games for Gamecube, which also brings down the price of play. You can keep games you rent, and pay the “used” price, also at a discount.

One great feature of the Gamecube console is that the games are also compatible with the Nintendo Wii console. When Nintendo built the Wii, it used the engine from the older system as the base, and so games can be played on both. (However, Wii games cannot be played on the Gamecube). If you choose to upgrade to the Wii platform at a later time, your Gamecube games can still be played, and your memory card can still be read by the Wii. You can even use your Gamecube controllers with the Wii.

At these prices, for anyone who wants to have some fun games to play for themselves or the family, the Gamecube is a great solution. Don’t break the bank on video games – look for great deals on systems online or off.

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Super Mario Sunshine For Gamecube

December 1st, 2009 No comments »

We’ve heard that the game Super Mario Sunshine was a really popular Gamecube game, and we located a review of the title for anyone who is still looking for great kids video games for Gamecube.

You can find plenty of sources for used Gamecube games in excellent condition throughout the Web, and at great prices too.

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Super Mario Sunshine Review

By Andres Garcia

Before you go running away, I know, this game isn’t exactly new.
Yes, it’s for the GameCube, and yes, there is another Super
Mario game for the Nintendo Wii that you can get instead of this
one. So why am I even writing a review about this game?

The reason is because I feel that this game was over looked by
many people, and for the wrong reasons. I also understand that
you can purchase the latest Mario game for the Wii. That being
said, you can purchase Super Mario Sunshine for really cheap.

Now, one of the biggest reasons why I believe people didn’t
decide to play this game was because like other Mario games,
this one wasn’t set in Mushroom Kingdom. It must be said, that’s
pretty sad if that’s the case. Why? Because the game is fun. At
least to me.

I’ll admit, I was also a little disappointed that the game
didn’t take place in Mushroom Kingdom, and at times while I was
going through the game, I did kind of miss the Mushroom Kingdom.
That being said, I enjoyed Sunshine so much that I completely
forgot that it didn’t take place there.

So what’s the game about? Basically, Mario and friends decide to
go for a vacation – a place called Isle Delfino. Little do they
know that Mario is being set up. A “look-a-like Mario” is
responsible for making Isle Delfino dirty – big mess. So, once
Mario and friends arrive at the Island, Mario is immediately
confiscated and taken to court. The verdict? Guilty as charged.

It is now his responsiblity to clean up the entire Island, and
thus, Mario’s adventure begins. In sunshine, Mario acquires a
water device called FLUDD. This device allows you to clean up
the Island with water, because essentially what you are cleaning
up is “paint-like goop.” This device also allows you to hover
using the water for a short period of time.

There are other uses for FLUDD, but I won’t mention it, simply
because I don’t want to spoil the game for you. How are the
graphics? Considering that it was a previous console generation
game, I would have to say pretty good. The textures are a bit
blury, and there is some slow-down at spots. But again, we do
have to remember this was released on GameCube, and even today,
it still looks quite good.

So there you have it. Do I recommend Super Mario Sunshine? Of
course I do, that’s the whole point of this article. So, get out
there and grab yourself a copy. It shouldn’t be hard to find,
and it should be quite cheap, in terms of cost.

About the author:
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Zelda Twilight Princess For Gamecube

November 30th, 2009 No comments »

Zelda Twilight Princess was one of the blockbuster hits for Nintendo Gamecube when it was also about to release the Nintendo Wii.  Zelda is an amazing game to play, and in researching the title, below i a review of Zelda Twilight Princess that explains the game very well.   You can easily find copies of Zelda for the Gamecube on eBay and even on Amazon at very affordable prices.   The Gamecube version is not all that different from the Wii version.

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The Legend Of Zelda Twilight Princess Review By Andres Garcia

I’m finally done the game, but I have to admit, I’m also a bit
sad. On one hand I’m glad that I finally finished the game, I
made it to the end. On the other hand, I enjoyed the game so
much, that I didn’t want it to end. Typically, when this happens
with movies, we’re talking about around roughly an hour and a
half. In the case of Iron Man, I think that movie was over 2
hours, but still, I felt it was too short just for the fact that
I didn’t want it to end.

Here’s the crazy thing though, I’ve clocked in more than 70
hours with Twilight Princess, and yet, I still didn’t want it to
end. When something like that happens, chances are you really
enjoyed the game. That was definitely the case with me. Lucky me
though, I still haven’t completely finished TP (Twilight
Princess for short), considering there is still a lot left to do.

If you ever played a Zelda game before, then you know you can
complete the game without having to acquire everything in it. TP
is no different. I still have heart pieces to collect, Gorons to
attend too, and more. Will I go back to do those things?
Absolutely, you can count me in.

The Legend Of Zelda Twilight Princess was originally released
for the Nintendo GameCube. Since the Nintendo Wii was being
released around that time as well, Nintendo decided to also
release it for the Wii. So, what are the differences between the
two games? The main game is the same, the only difference are
the actual controls.

So which version do I prefer more? After spending considerable
time with both versions (I beat the Wii version and played
several hours of the GameCube version), I would have to say the
Wii version. Why? The controls. At first, the controls for the
Wii version took some time to get used too. I mean, not only was
TP the first Wii game I played, but it was also the first time I
was playing the actual Wii itself.

Anyways, after getting used to the controls, I have to say, they
are definitely superior to it’s GameCube counterpart. It’s just
so fun being able to swing your Wii remote, and having Link
swing his sword. Or using your bow and arrow by pointing at the
screen to shoot your targets. It’s pretty hard to explain how
the controls feel without actually having played the game. But
all I can say is that it feels good, and it feels intuitive.

As for the adventure itself, do I really need to go into
specifics? Well, first of all, I don’t think I do because I
really don’t want to ruin anything for you guys. It’s probably
best that you guys go in playing without knowing anything about
the game. I will tell you this though, buckle those seat belts
because your going to be in for one hell of a good ride.

Do I recommend the game? Read my previous sentence and you’ll
know my answer. Good luck!

About the author:
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Nintendo Gamecube – A Great Video Game System

November 30th, 2009 No comments »

If you are pulling your hair out trying to find an affordable video game system, you should consider the Nintendo Gamecube.  It’s the system that Nintendo made prior to releasing the Wii console. The Wii “brain” is still the Gamecube engine, in fact.  But in order to market its new video game system, Nintendo scrapped the Gamecube.  That doesn’t mean it isn’t still a great starter system for beginning gamers, and you can’t beat the price!

Right now, you can find the Gamecube available on sites like eBay and Amazon for amazingly low prices – $35 to $50 for the console and controllers.  The games are also available everywhere for about $10 – a long way from the $50 price tag for new Wii games.  These games are mostly used, as are the systems, but you can find systems in such excellent shape it’s like having new.

Especially if you are on a budget, the Gamecube makes sense.  If you don’t want to spend a fortune for a game system, or if you have young children who want to get started and you don’t want to spend hundreds and hundreds of dollars, finding a Gamecube is a perfect solution.  Even better, when you do upgrade to a Wii, the Wii will play all of your old Gamecube games.  Not only that, but video game rentals like GameFly still offer Gamecube games online, and you can buy the ones you like after you try them.

The Gamecube might be off the market officially, but for under $75 you can have a really fun gaming system that will last for years.

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Gamecube System Still Good Deal

November 16th, 2009 No comments »

The GameCube system was one of the lowest cost game console systems around, before Nintendo replaced it with the Wii console. GameCube was easy to use, install on your tee vee and games did not cost an arm and a leg. They were just fine for kids, and even teens – many of the top selling games are available for the Gamecube. So where is the Game Cube system today?
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Today the Gamecube is still available, either used or in some cases a few new ones still are floating out there on the market. You can find systems for between $35 and $50 even! sometimes a little more, sometimes less, considering the condition of the system and whether it comes with accessories and games. Since millions of these were sold, they are still available on auction sites and in some online stores. You might even find used Gamecube systems sold on retail game stores, but considering the prices they bring, they aren’t a big attraction for game shops that want to make money on inventory.

One of the best things about the Game cube system is that games are still around for $9.99 and less. These include the top selling games like Mario Party and others. Smash Bros Brawl was made for Gamecube and was one of the best selling games ever.

You can even still rent games for the Gamecube as well – at online services like Gamefly. All in all, if you want to get a game system for your kids, but don’t want to spend a fortune on either the console or the games, then research prices for the the Gamecube system online, where deals are all over the place.

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July 19th, 2009 No comments »

F-Zero GX is one of Nintendo’s best racers. Not only did it come from the sacred lineage of the F-Zero series, but it introduced a whole new slew of features. F-Zero GX was not the best selling game on the console by any means but it should be up there as one of the best games in all of Nintendo history.

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July 16th, 2009 1 comment »

One company that’s been a big name in video games for years is Nintendo. In many ways Nintendo revived interest in video game systems that can be hooked up to televisions (as opposed to video games played on home computers). It put out a number of good systems in the late eighties and throughout the nineties.

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Do you need a gamecube controller to play gamcube urbs on Wii? – Yahoo! UK & Ireland Answers

July 15th, 2009 6 comments »

Do you need a gamecube controller to play gamcube urbs on Wii?

or can you use a Wii controller?

also do you need a game cube memory card to save it?

Find the BEST deals on GameCube Consoles and Accessories! Click Here!

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The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess Cheats

July 13th, 2009 No comments »

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess Cheats

The Legend of Zelda Series have a huge following. Here is a Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess guide. This guide contains cheats, tips and cheat codes for Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess Cheats

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July 10th, 2009 No comments »

Sonic the Hedgehog truely is a legendary video game icon. He smashed his way onto the gaming scene back in 1991 when SEGA first brought you the super fast, blue blur character.

Known for his rebellious attitude and signature speed, Sonic has made a name for himself in the gaming world and has no plans of fading away anytime soon.

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