I adored Eternal Darkness. It needs a re-release for preservation's sake. Lovecraftian horror, existential dread, and self doubt are so hot right now. The kids would love it!

I will constantly say it: the Gamecube is the most underrated console of all time. The library has so much diversity and uniqueness all of which executed perfectly. The best entries of so many game series were on that wonderful little (indigo) cube. It deserved higher sales numbers.

7:42  Scott turned into Toad for a second

24:07 is the best summary of F-Zero GX I've ever heard.

Yeah I can’t recall a time before or since the GameCube that they were firing on all cylinders for their first party outings. I think maybe the Switch would be the closest thing to that height.

Even though I didn’t grow up with a GameCube, seeing the types of games that were being pumped out for it were amazing. Now, I can see why thousands, hell, even millions of people loved that little purple block of goodness.

Aka, some of the more rare Nintendo titles to find nowadays .

Growing up, our friends had an Xbox and Halo. Me and my brother were SO bummed when we got a gamecube for christmas. But looking back, I'm glad that was the case. We had so many more party games and I loved all the single player experiences like metroid prime, zelda, and mario.

I remember I was in 7th grade and I reserved a copy of twilight princess at GameStop I remember catching the bus by myself after school to my local GameStop being soooo excited to play it. Still my favorite Zelda game ever

I dont care what anyone says but the game cube to this day has the absolute best library of first party games of any Nintendo console ever. I'm super lucky I grew up in this era and was able to play and experience these games and this gem of a console

I was in high school when the Gamecube released, and I only knew a couple of other people who had one at the time besides me. I bought that thing the day it released. And I loved it. I just had no one to talk about the games with because everyone I knew owned a PS2 or XBox. Luckily there were forums where I met a lot of other Gamecube players. Some of them I talk to still today.

I loved my GameCube. Wind Waker (which I grew to love as one of my top Zelda games and more for the music) Sunshine and Smash were all I needed as a 13/14 year old !

There were even non-nintendo games that slapped. I absolutely LOVED star wars rogue squadron and rebel strike. They both are honestly two of the best star wars games to come out. Then there's Zoids Battle Legends. A great battle sim with Mecha animals. And then there was Sonic Air Riders. I played the crap out of that one. GameCube had games that slapped, but this generation clearly showed that families everywhere wanted a console that can do more than one thing.

I was blown away when I heard people didn't like Sunshine! I never got to play it and always wanted to, I picked it up asap on the Switch, then grabbed a GameCube controller and was addicted

Super Mario Sunshine is one of the best Mario games ever imo. I like it more than the Galaxy titles.

Although I didn't grow up in this era of Nintendo, I have to admit the first party lineup was impressive. Every Nintendo franchise got their time to shine on the GameCube as well as some newer franchises that just started seeing the light of day. Off the top of my head I can't imagine another era of Nintendo where all of their main franchises got a game. Someone can correct me on that.

My parents got the Mario party 7/ GameCube bundle back in like 2005. Me and my siblings still play the hell out of it. I wanna get Mario party 6 too without killing my wallet

I'm still blown away by the twist at the end of SM: Sunshine. You know, the one where Peach has inter-species sex with Bowser to have Bowser, Jr. That old chestnut. Lol 🤣

12:44 Still gets me hyped for next year babaay! Seriously, as someone who didn't have a GameCube growing up, I'm very excited for this one.

Metroid, Zelda, Animal Crossing, Pikmin, Mario. The GameCube is responsible for shaping an entire generation all within 4-6 years.