BioShock

The Legend of Zelda Collector's Edition

The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap

The Sims

Wario Land 4

Nintendogs: Dachshund & Friends

The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker (Limited Edition)

From the sweeping 50+ hour quest, to the familiar gameplay, to the illustrious sound and graphics, Windwaker delivers.

Windwaker was one of the first games I got for the Gamecube. Christmas had just come around, and five titles ended up nestled into my new collection. However, while games like "The Hobbit" and "The Sims" fell to the ways... Read Full Review

Kingdom Hearts

An unlikely combonation shines as one of the best games ever produced by both Square and Disney.

When I first saw commercials for this game back in 2002, I was amused but unbelieving. "That looks so kiddy" I thought to myself, watching Sora prance around with Donald and Goofy in their Disney mayhem. I stand here tod... Read Full Review

Super Mario Sunshine

While perfect by no means, Super Mario Sunshine is a worthy addition to any gamer's collection.

When beginning this review, I tried to think of the best way to describe Mario's first departure into Gamecube territory under the classic gist of a Mario platformer. The delete button was worn into multiple times, becau... Read Full Review

The Hobbit

The Hobbit can be enjoyable for a while, but in the end it's lacking that Tolkien magic that would make it a great game.

The Hobbit was actually the first game I ever received for my Gamecube. I'd stopped playing it well over 2 years or so ago, but for some reason, I'd gotten the urge recently to take it up again. After sitting down with i... Read Full Review

Disney's 102 Dalmatians: Puppies to the Rescue

The old mantra is true: video games made after movies suck. This one proves it.

The idea of a game based on an upcoming movie has been around for many years, back to the first years of gaming. Games made as such are known for being notoriously bad and a huge rip-off to gamers, with very few notable ... Read Full Review

Super Smash Bros. Melee

Go buy this game. Now. What are you waiting for? Got out of your chair, get in the car, and drive man! DRIVE!!

This is possibly the best game on the cube to date. And though some say only multiple people could enjoy this, I, a solitary gamer, am completely addicted to this. SSBM is not an RPG. It is not a realtime strategy gam... Read Full Review

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles (w/Game Boy Advance cable)

Not for solitary gamers, as I unfortunately found out.

First impressions are important. Unfortunately for Square Enix, this first impression wasn't too good. Everyone praises the game as innovative and interesting for multiplayers. For us gamers not able to bring friends ove... Read Full Review

Nintendogs: Miniature Dachshund & Friends

Great game, but quite a few flaws that leave the feeling of something missing.

Unfortunately for me, I got on the hype bandwagon for this game, so it was dissappointing to me. Not that it's a bad game, but there was just something missing, something more that could have been added to the game. I... Read Full Review

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

Lock your front door, turn off the stove, and close the garage door. Settle in with the cheetos and prepare.

Ocarina is one of the greatest games I have played. Surprisingly however, I've never finished it. Now, don't kill me now, I'll tell you in a second why. First off, I'm a little young to be considered the applicable ag... Read Full Review

Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day!

While not a masterpiece, Brain Age delivers with solid gameplay at a bargain bin price that makes it worth checking out.

Some people question the true value of Brain Age. Ryuta Kawashima's interactive, intuitive software is a simple program, promising to "train your brain" to react more quickly and intelligently by activating you... Read Full Review

Tales of Symphonia

If you have a Gamecube and love RPGs, it is a crime to miss out on this game.

Final Fantasy has nothing on this game. Ok, don't give me the glares FF lovers. I enjoy the series as much as the next person, but there's only so much you can do with the ATB system. Real time RPGs are the future, ac... Read Full Review

Zelda no Densetsu: Mugen no Sunadokei

Flat out, the best hand held Zelda ever created.

My review of The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass can be nothing other than gushing endorsement. A magnificent accomplishment for Miyamoto and his team, this is so far the only game I've ever rated a 10.0 on Gamespot, ... Read Full Review

Kingdom Hearts II

While it has it's gameply flaws, this sequel surpasses the original and leaves you begging for more.

Back in 2002, one of the most ambitious and controversial games of this console generation was released to the masses eager to snatch it up and give it a test drive. The overall consensus was that it was a massive succes... Read Full Review

Mario Kart DS (DS Bundle)

The DS version of Mario Kart is a step forwards from the rest of the series, with new innovations, but keeps the fun.

Mario Kart DS was probably the most anticipated of the 3 Wifi DS games that came out last winter. The Kart series has always done well for Nintendo, and this new addition to the series is a great game indeed. There ar... Read Full Review

Golden Sun

Do you love RPGs? Then you cannot miss out on this game.

Golden Sun is definitely one of the upper class RPGs out there. It is an older series, as far as I know, the last golden sun game was way back for either the SNES or NES. The new incarnation of the game is a great comeba... Read Full Review

New Super Mario Bros.

The classic Mario we know and love comes to the DS in a fun rendition of the series.

Super Mario Bros. is a classic among gamers of all ages. Since the 1980s, Mario and Luigi have been hopping through tubs and chomping on shrooms (Italian plumbers on an acid trip, how did they get this past the censors i... Read Full Review