IGN:
Last week, we brought you the games that time forgot - those games stuck in development limbo that they may never escape. But there's another category of lost games: the ones that never make it out of Japan. Back in the PlayStation 2 era (and the SNES era before that), there were hundreds and hundreds of them every year. Now there are many fewer, but the odd one still slips through the net.
A quick glance through this generation's consoles reveals a range of gems which have sadly never been given the chance to shine on the global stage. While there's always the option to import, wouldn't it be wonderful if we could forget about exchange rates and taxes and pick up these titles a little closer to home?
Jerry from BagoGames says, "Our Retro Reviews editor is back at it and he's figured out the last 5 Nintendo Gamecube games that he would like to see on Switch's Virtual Console."
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Two quick points:
1. There is no Virtual Console on the Switch. Right now it is just a dream made up by owners of the system. The idea that it will also play GameCube games is also just wishful thinking at the moment. So far all Nintendo has said is that there will be a way to play NES games in the future, with SNES being a possibility.
2. The Metroid Prime "trilogy" was not on GameCube. Prime 1 and 2 were, but 3 was strictly a Wii game.
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