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Nintendo GameCube is a sixth-generation home video game system made by Nintendo in 2001. Being the successor to the Nintendo 64, its main rivalries were Sony PlayStation 2 and Microsoft’s Xbox. This console is known for a big selection of amazing games, some of which have become cult classics. GameCube became the first Nintendo system to use optical disc format as its storage medium instead of cartridges. If you are searching for a cheap GameCube for sale, then you are at the right place!

Is it worth buying a used GameCube console today?

If you are a retro gamer who is collecting older systems, or someone who is just getting into retro gaming, then buying a cheap GameCube is definitely worth it. Whether it’s nostalgia for old times or interest in retro gaming, owning a system like this can be a great addition to your inventory. And if you are looking for the best GameCube price, we have you covered. Take a look around and find the best deal for you!

What are the best games on the Nintendo GameCube console?

During a 6-year period, there were more than 600 games, from both old franchises and brand new ones, released on the Nintendo GameCube system. Nintendo has achieved huge success with the support of third-party developers on the Nintendo Entertainment System and Super NES, so it led them to continue this trend of publishing third-party games again since this was absent during the N64 era. Also, the optical disc format is cheaper, has a higher capacity, and is just simpler to produce for every developer.

Take a look at the most important games developed for the Nintendo GameCube console:

• The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. Released in 2002 by Nintendo, The Wind Waker is now considered one of the best video games ever made. An essential entry in every library;
• Pikmin. Released in 2001 by Nintendo, Pikmin is a strategy puzzle video game that started a successful franchise that is praised even today;
• Animal Crossing. Released in 2001 by Nintendo, the first Animal Crossing started the series that are important and loved even today with newer entries and millions of fans;
• Metroid Prime. Created by Retro Studios and released by Nintendo in 2001, Metroid Prime gave Metroid series a new life with a brand-new first-person mode and new style of gameplay;
• Super Smash Bros. Melee. Created by HAL Laboratory, and released in 2001, the second game of the Super Smash Bros series added even more characters to the game series, such as Fire Emblem;
• Luigi's Mansion. Luigi’s Mansion (2001) is another extremely important game that started a successful series. The best friend of Mario, Luigi encounters ghosts in a spooky house and has to survive;
• Star Wars Rogue Squadron II: Rogue Leader. Created by Factor 5 and LucasArts, this game spans all three original trilogies of Star Wars films. This title is praised and well-received among fans and critics alike;
• Resident Evil 4. Created by Capcom in 2005, Resident Evil 4 is a very important entry in the known series of survival horror. Originally, this game had to be GameCube exclusive but later was ported to other systems, including PlayStation 2 and PC. RE4 is known for pioneering third-person action games and inspired titles, such as Dead Space, The Evil Within, and many others;
• Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes. Created and released by Konami in 2004, MGS: The Twin Snakes is a remake of the original MGS game, created by Hideo Kojima. The essential game for every fan of the stealth genre;
• Star Fox Assault. Created by Namco and released by Nintendo in 2005, Star Fox Assault is a 3D scrolling shooter, played from a third-person perspective;
• Wario World. Created by Treasure in 2003, Wario World is a 3D platform game that lets you control a character from Mario games named Wario.

If you are a fan of retro gaming, owning a gaming system like this should be a no-brainer. A lot of cult-classic video games were released on it, so you can have a little piece of gaming history. Take a look at our selection and buy GameCube cheaper!