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This is what it says on Nintendo.com regarding 3rd party support
"As Nintendo gears up for the 2003 E3 Expo in Los Angeles, the industry's leading third-party publishers are lining up to show their support for Nintendo GameCube. In addition to Nintendo's own first-party titles, Nintendo's booth at the annual trade show will feature more than 35 additional titles from companies licensed to produce games for Nintendo GameCube.
With mega-hits like Metroid Prime and The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker already exclusively available for Nintendo GameCube, Nintendo is riding a wave of momentum as the show approaches. Industry leaders such as Electronic Arts, Sega, Capcom, Activision, Gotham Games and many more will be showcasing their upcoming Nintendo GameCube games at the 2003 E3 Expo.
If you're not lucky enough to attend the show in Los Angeles, be sure to explore this site to check out the incredible line-up of Nintendo GameCube games on the horizon."
Which is good.
"As Nintendo gears up for the 2003 E3 Expo in Los Angeles, the industry's leading third-party publishers are lining up to show their support for Nintendo GameCube. In addition to Nintendo's own first-party titles, Nintendo's booth at the annual trade show will feature more than 35 additional titles from companies licensed to produce games for Nintendo GameCube.
With mega-hits like Metroid Prime and The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker already exclusively available for Nintendo GameCube, Nintendo is riding a wave of momentum as the show approaches. Industry leaders such as Electronic Arts, Sega, Capcom, Activision, Gotham Games and many more will be showcasing their upcoming Nintendo GameCube games at the 2003 E3 Expo.
If you're not lucky enough to attend the show in Los Angeles, be sure to explore this site to check out the incredible line-up of Nintendo GameCube games on the horizon."
Which is good.
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Some promising surprises as well I bet ;)
Mario 128 at E3 or Spaceworld?
Due out in a year remember! Or will it do a Mario Kart: Double Dash?
What of the next Zelda game... that normally gets a good few years of hype? I think Spaceworld as it'll be too close to Wind Waker really...
Mario 128 at E3 or Spaceworld?
Due out in a year remember! Or will it do a Mario Kart: Double Dash?
What of the next Zelda game... that normally gets a good few years of hype? I think Spaceworld as it'll be too close to Wind Waker really...
35 GAMES!!!! WOW!!!
This is what it says on Nintendo.com regarding 3rd party support
"As Nintendo gears up for the 2003 E3 Expo in Los Angeles, the industry's leading third-party publishers are lining up to show their support for Nintendo GameCube. In addition to Nintendo's own first-party titles, Nintendo's booth at the annual trade show will feature more than 35 additional titles from companies licensed to produce games for Nintendo GameCube.
With mega-hits like Metroid Prime and The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker already exclusively available for Nintendo GameCube, Nintendo is riding a wave of momentum as the show approaches. Industry leaders such as Electronic Arts, Sega, Capcom, Activision, Gotham Games and many more will be showcasing their upcoming Nintendo GameCube games at the 2003 E3 Expo.
If you're not lucky enough to attend the show in Los Angeles, be sure to explore this site to check out the incredible line-up of Nintendo GameCube games on the horizon."
Which is good.
"As Nintendo gears up for the 2003 E3 Expo in Los Angeles, the industry's leading third-party publishers are lining up to show their support for Nintendo GameCube. In addition to Nintendo's own first-party titles, Nintendo's booth at the annual trade show will feature more than 35 additional titles from companies licensed to produce games for Nintendo GameCube.
With mega-hits like Metroid Prime and The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker already exclusively available for Nintendo GameCube, Nintendo is riding a wave of momentum as the show approaches. Industry leaders such as Electronic Arts, Sega, Capcom, Activision, Gotham Games and many more will be showcasing their upcoming Nintendo GameCube games at the 2003 E3 Expo.
If you're not lucky enough to attend the show in Los Angeles, be sure to explore this site to check out the incredible line-up of Nintendo GameCube games on the horizon."
Which is good.
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