/vr/ - Retro Games

Love me 'Cube

PAL Special Edition Wind Waker with OOT on the 2nd disc because it came with the silver console + Double Dash. A great early Christmas, I was so shocked as a wee lad. We had moved countries and I was going through a tough time so my parents surprised me with the GC. We were strictly a PlayStation family up to that point. First game I bought with my allowance was probably Melee or Sunshine.

No. The only Cube game I ever bought after 2006 was Viewtiful Joe a few years ago because I saw it for cheap. I'm pleased with my collection from back in the day, no need to add to it.

Gamecube has my most expensive shit:

>Chibi Robo
>Four Swords Adventures PAL copy
>Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door
>Mario Party 7 (had no clue this was expensive)
>Wind Waker with the OOT disc
>Zelda Collector's Edition

All bought back in the day when they were new or cheap. Only GC game I've ever bought past 2007 was Viewtiful Joe.

Got a few expensive GBA carts too with their manuals but no box. Minish Cap, Zero Mission, Pokemon games etc. Not /vr/ but I've got Okamiden, Chrono Trigger, MegaMan Battle Network 5 and a bunch of other pricey shit. Again, all bought back in the day just because I liked the look of them in a magazine.

Couple of sought after GameCube games like Chibi Robo, Four Swords Adventures and Paper Mario.

Gamecube stuff from back in the day.

GameCube:

>Lots of weird and bold new directions for classic Nintendo characters like Luigi's Mansion, Wind Waker, Mario Sunshine, Metroid Prime, Double Dash
>Capcom was unstoppable with Resident Evil 4, REmake, Viewtiful Joe, Killer 7
>Experimental and odd Japanese games like Chibi Robo, Doshin the Giant, Odama, Animal Crossing, Pikmin
>F-ZERO GX
>Smash Melee, if that's your thing.
>Still the best versions of Monkey Ball 1&2
>Strong PAL60 support for PALfags and strong progressive scan support for NTSCfags.
>Gameboy player and the weird, albeit slightly half baked, GBA connectivity with Tingle Tuner and shit like that.
>Wavebird controller
>Great emulation through Dolphin and perfect backwards compatibility through a Wii with Nintendont

The PS2's library is unquestionably better, but the GameCube has a very warm place in my heart.

I stopped buying games after college but I have some cool Nintendo stuff from back in the day.

Here's Gamecube (Viewtiful Joe is somewhere else)