GP Editor Leah writes, "Recently the Nintendo GameCube celebrated its 10th anniversary here in North America. Unfortunately, the poor little console never received much attention, especially when compared to how big the Sony Playstation 2 was and still is. Oddly enough, despite carrying some awesome exclusive titles that made buying the GameCube worth it, people still largely ignored it.
The GameCube was one of the first consoles I got when I started getting serious about gaming. Because of that, it remains among my absolute top favorite video game consoles to this day. That’s why I believe with the 10th anniversary of the system and my love for it I feel that I should list out my top ten GameCube exclusives. These gems are only found on the GameCube and haven’t been ported by any means (in North America, anyway). Nonetheless, let’s go on to the list and I hope you enjoy!"
Initial sales match Origami King.
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door is a near-legendary RPG these days, but does it still hold up after all this time?
The Animal Crossing franchise may lean towards casual gaming, but it has laid the foundation for a future title to have a survival mode.
Paper Mario is such a great series in the Mario RPG titles. I think I like it more than Mario and Luigi series, thoguh I find that one way funnier in dialog. Still Legend of the Seven Stars is still my favorite.
I wish Zelda would embrace the RPG. That would be so amazing to see Nintendo and Square tackle it. Would probably be the greatest thing ever...just saying.
I never played the first 3 games, but the last 7 games are all great games.
Eternal Darkness? Hello?
gamecube is the worst nintendo console after the wii. it had no major mario game ( sunshine isn't as epic as the galaxy games ), was flooded with alot of spin offs including mario party games -_- and had terrible droughts were it would be months until a good game would come to the system. think the PS3's first few years times it by 10 and unlike the PS3 the drought was throughout its whole life were the PS2 would get great games every month.
Luigi's Mansion was awesome - 'Mario? Marioooooooo?'