Donkey Konga

If you've played any of the Taiko no Tatsujin games you probably know what to expect with Donkey Konga. Donkey Konga isn't your standard Donkey Kong game, instead it was developed by Namco's Taiko no Tatsujin team and made it a rhythm style drum game. The game even comes packaged with its own set of bongo drums!

Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles

Even though this bears the Final Fantasy name, this game is more synonymous with the Mana series. Final Fantasy: CC features a four player mode that uses GBA connectivity in an interesting way. Each player has different information on their GBA screen and only by working together they can beat the game. There's also a single player mode where you can level up your character. For all of you Final Fantasy buffs all of the standard Final Fantasy mythos are there, even Moogles.

Made in Wario

Nintendo released WarioWare Inc.: Mega MicroGame$ for the GBA, which is a compilation of short mini games. This innovative game was ported over into a Gamecube version. While the games are the same and the graphics are the same as the GBA version, this game features 4 player support and is considered a budget title in Japan.

Pokemon: Coliseum

Perhaps one of the most eagerly awaited games for kids, Pokemon Coliseum for the Gamecube is a much better version of Pokemon Coliseum for N64. The game allows you to battle your hard trained Pokemon from the GBA games in the Gamecube version through GBA connectivity. You can even battle a friend or bring two more friends and have a 2 on 2 battle. This version of Pokemon Coliseum will also work with the upcoming Pokemon Fire Red and Leaf Green versions of the game.

Phantasy Star Online 3: C.A.R.D Revolution

Phantasy Star Online 3 isn't the same as Phantasy Star Online 1&2. Instead of running around the 3D would of Ragol, you're given a deck of cards which you use to battle other people. The game plays out similar to Yu Gi Oh, and you can play with other people online. If you don't have a Broadband Adapter you can play this offline too.

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