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Console (Purple) & Super Mario Sunshine / Official 59 Memory Card Gamecube (English)
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GameCube ConsoleThough it looks like a toy and comes at a relatively low price, don't be fooled: Nintendo's GameCube is a powerful video game console that rightly deserves its place among the other next-generation game systems.
Nintendo has concentrated its efforts on games, and the titles are uniformly smooth, with bright, fast graphics and great sound. The GameCube is the first Nintendo video-game system to use a disc-based media--in this case proprietary three-inch, 1 GB discs--rather than cartridges for its games. The controllers (one is included) are designed ergonomically and for use over extended periods; there's a built-in rumble feature and two analogue control sticks complement an intuitive series of face and shoulder buttons. The system comes with four built-in controller ports, a built-in carry handle, and two memory-card slots--there's also the capacity for future expansion into online gaming.
Of course, the main advantage of the GameCube is that it's the home field of one of the world's premier game designers--Nintendo. While powerhouses Electronic Arts and Sega make games for all systems (including this one), you can only play Nintendo games on a Nintendo system. Here's a brief roll-call of characters and series you won't find on the other consoles: Mario, Legend of Zelda, Resident Evil, Metroid, Kirby, and, of course, Pokémon.
In short, the GameCube isn't an all-in-one entertainment system, and neither is it (quite) the most powerful of the modern video game consoles. But for video game enthusiasts who appreciate the superlative gameplay of Nintendo titles, its value cannot be beaten.
Super Mario SunshineIf you picked the GameCube over the Xbox and PlayStation 2, this man is likely on your list of reasons why. You'd need an abacus to count the number of games Mario has appeared in over the last two decades, yet Nintendo has been very careful to back up the little plumber with high-quality gameplay at every turn. While Mario excels at kart racing, tennis and golf, Super Mario Sunshine offers his speciality: platform adventure. In this game, Mario and Princess Peach take a vacation to a perpetually sunny island where Mario is framed for vandalism. Armed with a water scrubber, Mario has to clean up the graffiti, catch the impostor and restore his good name. Maybe those Jet Set Radio hooligans are involved...
Nintendo has concentrated its efforts on games, and the titles are uniformly smooth, with bright, fast graphics and great sound. The GameCube is the first Nintendo video-game system to use a disc-based media--in this case proprietary three-inch, 1 GB discs--rather than cartridges for its games. The controllers (one is included) are designed ergonomically and for use over extended periods; there's a built-in rumble feature and two analogue control sticks complement an intuitive series of face and shoulder buttons. The system comes with four built-in controller ports, a built-in carry handle, and two memory-card slots--there's also the capacity for future expansion into online gaming.
Of course, the main advantage of the GameCube is that it's the home field of one of the world's premier game designers--Nintendo. While powerhouses Electronic Arts and Sega make games for all systems (including this one), you can only play Nintendo games on a Nintendo system. Here's a brief roll-call of characters and series you won't find on the other consoles: Mario, Legend of Zelda, Resident Evil, Metroid, Kirby, and, of course, Pokémon.
In short, the GameCube isn't an all-in-one entertainment system, and neither is it (quite) the most powerful of the modern video game consoles. But for video game enthusiasts who appreciate the superlative gameplay of Nintendo titles, its value cannot be beaten.
Super Mario SunshineIf you picked the GameCube over the Xbox and PlayStation 2, this man is likely on your list of reasons why. You'd need an abacus to count the number of games Mario has appeared in over the last two decades, yet Nintendo has been very careful to back up the little plumber with high-quality gameplay at every turn. While Mario excels at kart racing, tennis and golf, Super Mario Sunshine offers his speciality: platform adventure. In this game, Mario and Princess Peach take a vacation to a perpetually sunny island where Mario is framed for vandalism. Armed with a water scrubber, Mario has to clean up the graffiti, catch the impostor and restore his good name. Maybe those Jet Set Radio hooligans are involved...
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