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Agreed. That list is fine, most of it is going to be on the other systems as well so it's not like it's the only system that has ports. You get your tasty F-Zero GC, Wario World and Zelda for Nintendo exclusives with some decent to pretty good 3rd party stuff.Quote:
Originally posted by Jeremy
Heaven forbid someone try to find something they like in gaming.
I say the more 3rd party stuff the better as long as GC still has exclusive games to keep it afloat.
How many do they have? I don't care if they're 1st party, that almost always assures us, gamers, quality. However, it is not necessary. If a game is exclusive to the gamecube is what I really care about. Most ports seem to be made for the PS2 originally anyway so the systems they are trekked to don't hold htem as well as they should.Quote:
Originally posted by Will
Agreed. That list is fine, most of it is going to be on the other systems as well so it's not like it's the only system that has ports. You get your tasty F-Zero GC, Wario World and Zelda for Nintendo exclusives with some decent to pretty good 3rd party stuff.
I say the more 3rd party stuff the better as long as GC still has exclusive games to keep it afloat.
F-Zerio, Wario World, Wind Waker, Def Jam Vandetta (Nintendo and wrestling games go hand in hand), Ultimate Muscle, PN 0.3., Viewtiful Joe and the new megaman are the things I want, now that I review harder.
1080 Avalanche will be wicked, but in the end it'll be my PS2 that has all the terrifically high amounts of decent titles to fill.
I love exclusives and I think all the systems should have as many exclusives as they can get but while you wait for the good stuff there needs to be a steady flow of games as well from 3rd parties.Quote:
Originally posted by Andrew
How many do they have? I don't care if they're 1st party, that almost always assures us, gamers, quality. However, it is not necessary. If a game is exclusive to the gamecube is what I really care about. Most ports seem to be made for the PS2 originally anyway so the systems they are trekked to don't hold htem as well as they should.
F-Zerio, Wario World, Wind Waker, Def Jam Vandetta (Nintendo and wrestling games go hand in hand), Ultimate Muscle, PN 0.3., Viewtiful Joe and the new megaman are the things I want, now that I review harder.
1080 Avalanche will be wicked, but in the end it'll be my PS2 that has all the terrifically high amounts of decent titles to fill.
I get annoyed when GC ports are inferior to the PS2 or X-Box versions at times but if they are middleground or in the same area as the best version available I'm fine. Some people don't have multiple consoles so they don't have much choice and they enjoy what they can.
I'd be interested in mario kart, but isn't that a ways off from US release? Like 11 months or so?
And Cube Wars, that would be a good one.
cube wars is still just purely wishing/speculation i think (wouldnt mind if they milked advance wars 2 with a gc link feature...), and theres still like absolutely no info on mariokart, cept maybe its coming sometime this year i think.
From that list, I'll definitely buy Zelda (I've got it pre-ordered), F-Zero, and Ikaruga. Wario World and Skies of Arcadia look good as well. I think this list only covers games that will be released January-May(otherwise, Viewtiful Joe would be on the list since it's due this summer), so Nintendo probably has a lot of suprises in store for E3. I'm not complaining, the only Gamecube game that interested me during this period last year was Resident Evil.