Natsume say that the first Harvest Game for the Nintendo Gamecube is the best-selling title in the series so far.

3D technology at Nintendo has a long history behind it, dating back over 20 years to the days of the Famicom Disk System.

Before the company’s president dissolved the company and joined BioWare, Exile Interactive was creating a Nintendo published baseball sim for Gamecube.

Iwata reveals that the Gamecube was secretly designed with 3D technology in mind.

On March 10, 2006 Nintendo filed a patent for an “Accelerometer-based controller” in Japan, which is now registered on the US Patent and Trademark…

Skip released Chibi-Robo on the Gamecube, but not the Chibi-Robo seen in these videos. This gameplay footage is taken from a Chibi-Robo beta where the…

Some of you may remember a few months back when we reported that Power Rangers: Super Legends would be the last Gamecube game. Well,…

Down in the depths of Tokyo Game Show, away from all the blaring speakers and Level 5’s line were a series of student made…

Strap on your nostalgia goggles and get ready for a blast from the past. Coming in November, Power Rangers Super Legends is a 2.5D…

After reading the disheartening report about the Freeloader I went to check if this wasn't a region problem. I put my version 1.0 US Freeloader…

The ultimate secret in Sonic Adventure 2 is a major treat for fans. You get to play the first stage of Green Hill Zone from…

One of the creative titles developed by Nintendo on the ill-fated 64DD was a god game known as Doshin the Giant. Doshin would grow in…

Rockin8080 (thanks!) informs us O3 Entertainment is pulling the plug on the much delayed Radio Allergy through a forum post on their official boards.
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After slapping it with a Wii compatible label, O3 Entertainment had Radio Allergy (aka Radiligy) scheduled to come out on March 20, 2007. When March…