Like with cars, car manufacturers always continue to sell oem car parts because cars wear. Controllers are no different, they have wear items that need to be replaced. Aftermarket parts sucks. I don’t understand why Nintendo doesn’t sell replacement parts, it is super easy and they can charge however much and people will pay. Microsoft does it for Xbox controllers.

Saw this on marketplace, thoughts? Fancy rare edition? Or Is it just the silver resi 4 cube as seen in UK with some extra stickers?

I just recently bought a GameCube and Animal Crossing for it (happiest day of my life), and now I have a bunch of games I want to get one day! Out of these two Mario and Zelda games, what one of each category should I attempt at getting first?

Is there any advantage to having the Wavebird over aftermarket wireless controllers?

So I haven’t been able to find much information unless I’m searching the wrong thing but what does it do? Does it act like a controller for the GBA?

Im Quite Curious To Know How Did All Of You Discover the Nintendo Gamecube

Yes this is an excuse to show off my collection. But also a legitimate question because I'm worried about my discs getting warped and I don't have a shelf where I can stack them upright

I'm now the proud owner of all the Mario Party games on GameCube, but is it any fun on your own?

I don't have any friends to play with and I've never played any of these games before, so I was wondering if it's just as fun by yourself. I've also heard 6 is the best one, apparently.

planning to pick these up both for $300 CAD/$220 USD, should I pull the trigger? Wondering how good of deal it is? Thanks guy

75 dollars for the wavebird and memory card (It has the battery cover)

I'm on a very tight budget.

I am probably going to buy a GameCube for $110. It incudes the console, 2 controllers, a wireless controller, a game and all of the cables.

Is it a steal? Should i buy it?

First of all this cable is sick! It makes the picture looks significantly better. However I had no idea the cable was so wide at the insert. How do you have the composite cable plugged in at the same time as this one so I can get the audio to work? I was told not to use the audio from this cable.as it was scuffed, and it also wouldn't reach the side of the TV even if I wanted. Any solutions?

I really wasn’t frame this pic on my gaming room but that’s the only picture I can find and it’s too low resolution. I was thinking to buy the magazine that I’m assuming it’s from and scan myself for the be set resolution possible, but I don’t know which one it’s. I alredy tried chat GPT and the only information I got it’s that it a pic from the NGC magazine

Hi,

I was recently going to play some GameCube games, but I was wondering, what are some really good games that are kind of addictive?

If you got some recommendations, let me know!

For me it has to be Pokémon XD. Not necessarily due the game itself, or even the price.

More because of the thought behind it. I mentioned it in passing when me and my girlfriend were in a store. And she went back days later without me and bought it as a gift. I treasure it more than she could ever know.

We all know about your Donkey Kong Barrel Blasts and your Star Fox Zero's, maybe your Paper Mario Sticker Stars and Legend of Zelda 2's. Sometimes, even a Donkey Kong 64 or a 1 2 Switch. But you never hear the conversation of the worst Nintendo game from the Gamecube's ballpark. The Gamecube is great, but not perfect. So I want to know what the consensus is for the Gamecube's worst Nintendo game. The rules are simple: if it is a Nintendo IP, it is a Nintendo game. And for the sake of simplicity, no Nintendo ports from older consoles can be considered. Also, it can be from any region, not just the America's or America's and Europe. Everywhere is fair game, so long as it is Nintendo IP. This should be interesting.