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Plus, Gamecube has loads of excellent games set for release such as:-
Luigis Mansion
Super Smash Bros Melee
Mario Sunshine
Pikmin
Wave Race: Blue Storm
Super Monkey Ball
Zelda
The Simpsons: Roadrage
Star Wars Rogue Leader
AND if that isnt enough for you and you are saying Nintendo consoles are for younger gamers, Nintendo have just proved you wrong so badly! Capcom have announced that the Resident Evil series will be exclusive to the gamecube. Does that prove you wrong or what? The latest Resident Evil game being worked on is Resident Evil Biohazard. The graphics totally rock! Dont believe me? Buy a gamecube magazine and see for yourself.
Do you agree or are you gonna argue with me?
> Gamecube will beat the sales of PS2 and X-Box, I just know it.
Nope, this article is taken from a rival news site:
"The initial sell-through numbers for the Nintendo GameCube are in.
Nintendo has sold through approximately 60-70 percent of its initial shipment of GameCube consoles in Japan, according to a Nikkei report. The publication reports that the company has unofficially sold between 280,000 and 300,000 units of the initial shipment of approximately 450,000 units--originally slated to be 500,000 units--in the three days since the console's launch. Additional units of the GameCube console will be shipped to retailers in Japan shortly. The Nintendo GameCube launched on September 14 in Japan with three games: Luigi's Mansion and Wave Race: Blue Storm from Nintendo and Super Monkey Ball from Sega. Nintendo has not released specific sales figures for the software at this time.
By most accounts, the launch of the Japanese GameCube was relatively low-key, when compared with previous video game platform releases. Following the launch of Nintendo's Game Boy Advance, the company announced that sales of the handheld had exceeded 650,000 units in a single day. Sony's PlayStation 2 sold more than 900,000 units, including both traditional retail and online sales, in Japan in its first weekend of availability. By March 2002, the end of the company's current fiscal year, Nintendo hopes to sell 4 million units of the GameCube and 10 million software units worldwide. The North American launch of the console, slated for November 18, and the upcoming release of high-profile games such as Star Wars Rogue Leader: Rogue Squadron II and Super Smash Bros. Melee should greatly aid the company in reaching those goals"
Source: Withheld for political reasons (SR don't like us advertising other sites).
Jericho15 wrote:
> Capcom have announced that the Resident Evil series will be exclusive to the gamecube.
When Capcom say 'exclusive' it means they will develop it for the Gamecube until such a time as they think they can make money developing another RE for the PS2 or XBox. RE was 'exclusive' on the PSX, then it was 'exclusive' on the Dreamcast. Capcom really should look this word up in a dictionary sometime.
some handy links fo the gamecube:
www.nintendogamecube.com
www.luigis-mansion.com
www.waverace-bluestorm.com
www.pikmin.com
all of these links are indorsed by nintendo!
> Gamecube is targeted at a completely different audience than the PS2 and I
> personally cant see it coming even close to beating PS2. I must admit its going
> to be way better than the N64 but if you look at most of the games on the
> Gamecube they are aimed at the younger audince.
Not so much the younger audience as gamers who'll happily play great games whether it be cute or realistic graphics.
As for the Resident Evil series,
> i heard that they are remaking the PSone games on the GC first. I am not sure is
> thats true but if it is, then there is nothing to get excited about.
Well it is sort of.
I missed the originals and it'll be nice to get to play them with smoother graphics, animation and no loading times.
And we do get Resi 0 (the start) and Resi 4 (the end) giving us the whole series.
I know you're pro PS2 but you have to give the Gamecube a fair bit of credit as something you'd love if you had the money for both.