well all of us have notice the old game system the gamecube disappering.
(you problably remember this topic from the old SMPSF)
well discuss this here.
(you problably remember this topic from the old SMPSF)
well discuss this here.
ehhh... your right...vipsoccermaster said:Well, Nintendo is moving foward. The GCN era was over a few years ago.
exactly... my control borke im in need of anothe new one but i dont want to buy one of those wii GCN controls.topper1 said:The New Play Control is a good and bad idea. Good because we can play classics with motion controls. Bad because they don't always work and aren't usually as good as the originals.
I'm surprised the Gamecube died out so quickly. The PS2 was released before it and that's still going.
Yeah the new control is too different. GC and Wii are in different leagues (GC is better)berrylarry200 said:I liked the good ol GCN games some of the best Mario games were made for the GCN.
That's because the PS2 was statistically a better system and most people would agree on that like myself.topper1 said:The New Play Control is a good and bad idea. Good because we can play classics with motion controls. Bad because they don't always work and aren't usually as good as the originals.
I'm surprised the Gamecube died out so quickly. The PS2 was released before it and that's still going.
vipsoccermaster said:Well, Nintendo is moving foward. The GCN era was over a few years ago.
... nice sig quote. well did PSP get more best sellers?cookieboy17 said:That's because the PS2 was statistically a better system and most people would agree on that like myself.topper1 said:The New Play Control is a good and bad idea. Good because we can play classics with motion controls. Bad because they don't always work and aren't usually as good as the originals.
I'm surprised the Gamecube died out so quickly. The PS2 was released before it and that's still going.
But this topic can be summed up by this:
vipsoccermaster said:Well, Nintendo is moving foward. The GCN era was over a few years ago.
...Shaby said:RIP GameCube: It was my fave cube... :'(
Let's say hi to the WII era!! <D
You can still play GameCube games on your Wii, though. But you'll need a GameCube controller.Real Hammer Bro said:I must say the games in the GCN are great too, I mean they're Nintendo's too like Wii.
But since you said is disappearing, so that means...
NOOOO! I missed the chance to play:
Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix
Mario Kart: Double Dash
Mario Party 4
Mario Party 5
Mario Party 6
Mario Party 7
Mario Power Tennis
Mario Superstar Baseball
Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door
Super Mario Strikers
Super Mario Sunshine
Yikes, I missed 11 great Mario games. *sigh* Well, at least I have the DS and Wii.
What about the classic?vipsoccermaster said:You can still play GameCube games on your Wii, though. But you'll need a GameCube controller.Real Hammer Bro said:I must say the games in the GCN are great too, I mean they're Nintendo's too like Wii.
But since you said is disappearing, so that means...
NOOOO! I missed the chance to play:
Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix
Mario Kart: Double Dash
Mario Party 4
Mario Party 5
Mario Party 6
Mario Party 7
Mario Power Tennis
Mario Superstar Baseball
Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door
Super Mario Strikers
Super Mario Sunshine
Yikes, I missed 11 great Mario games. *sigh* Well, at least I have the DS and Wii.
Nope, a classic controller would not work.Yoshi1 said:What about the cla***ic?vipsoccermaster said:You can still play GameCube games on your Wii, though. But you'll need a GameCube controller.Real Hammer Bro said:I must say the games in the GCN are great too, I mean they're Nintendo's too like Wii.
But since you said is disappearing, so that means...
NOOOO! I missed the chance to play:
Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix
Mario Kart: Double Dash
Mario Party 4
Mario Party 5
Mario Party 6
Mario Party 7
Mario Power Tennis
Mario Superstar Baseball
Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door
Super Mario Strikers
Super Mario Sunshine
Yikes, I missed 11 great Mario games. *sigh* Well, at least I have the DS and Wii.