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Now I have 16 GameCube games and only two of them have red triangles. The rest have Green.
Why is this?
The two games which are red are Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee and Capcom VS SNK 2 EO. Both Fighting games really, but then again so is Super Smash Bros Melee and that's red.
Sorry for posting this but my games face me lined up with that side facing me as I sit here. Also Tony Hawks 4 is the devil, the Nintendo GameCube part on the rim is much more further up then on the other games.
Satan indeed.
> Well all but two of my games have green triangles. The other two are a
> kind of purply-pink.
Which two are they? I need to try and make connections.
And yes, NTSC boxes have the black bit with 'Nintendo Gamecube' written on, on the opposite side of the spine to PAL ones.
> Well all but two of my games have green triangles. The other two are a
> kind of purply-pink.
Yes thats it, Purply-pink.
Excuse my eyes.
I think that's something to do with it being NTSC, and the rest being PAL, though.
If you look at the manuals, they have them too - have done ever since the original Game Boy (wouldn't suprise me if they had them in the days of the NES either).
Maybe it is some kind of colour code...I think I'll email Nintendo about it...
Now I have 16 GameCube games and only two of them have red triangles. The rest have Green.
Why is this?
The two games which are red are Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee and Capcom VS SNK 2 EO. Both Fighting games really, but then again so is Super Smash Bros Melee and that's red.
Sorry for posting this but my games face me lined up with that side facing me as I sit here. Also Tony Hawks 4 is the devil, the Nintendo GameCube part on the rim is much more further up then on the other games.
Satan indeed.