dot-Nick said:
I believe that opinions like yours are more a result of the gamer deciding they no longer like a certain type of videogame, therefore they didn't enjoy the Cube as much as others might have.
For me the Cube has a slew of amazing games that I will remember forever.
Super Mario Sunshine--maybe not better than Mario 64 but damn close IMO.
Zelda: Wind Waker--maybe not better than Ocarina but again, really good. Not to mention there is another amazing Zelda on the way this year.
Mario Kart Double Dash--regardless of what people say, I loved this game. The two drivers per cart is a brilliant idea IMO.
Metroid Prime--These games were freaking amazing. Especially the first one. How can anyone argue with that? Possibly some of the best games this gen.
Waverace: Blue Storm--maybe not quite as good as the first Waverace, but I think it's about equal and that puts it among the best racers ever made for me.
Beach Spikers--brilliant arcade volleyball game. Sports game don't get much more fun than this. Also a Gamecube exclusive.
Pikman--awesome puzzle/strategy game that many people have great love for.
Star Wars--Rouge Leader and Rebel Strike. Awesome Star Wars arcade shooter action.
Then you have the Mario sports games, while none are mindblowing, all are very good.
Metal Gear Solid: Twin Snakes---fantastic port of one of the greatest games of all time. The best version of the game we'll likely ever see. It's a Gamecube exclusive.
Ikaruga--Awesome Treasure shooter that was only released on the Dreamcast and the Cube.
Battalion Wars--a very cool action/strategy game that is unique to Gamecube.
I could list more, but no matter how you cut it, I don't know how people can say the Cube doesnt' have a nice software library.
