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Over 700 gamers have voted on the 60+ Best Racing Games on GameCube. Current Top 3: Mario Kart: Double Dash‼, F-Zero GX, Need for Speed: Underground
Also ranks #71 on List of All GameCube Games Also ranks #10 on The Best 3D Sonic Games That Capture The Need For Speed Also ranks #240 on The 250+ Best Activision Games of All Time PurchaseView on AMAZON 17 Sonic Heroes 2003 103 votes Sonic Heroes adds an exciting twist to the Sonic...
Electronic Arts decided to create a new game by combining critical elements of those two. It is named Need For Speed: Rivals. The game allows you to start a career either as a street racer or a cop and battle it out on the streets of Redview County. Most of the gameplay ...
This list contains our picks for the best GameCube games. Revisit the classics and some of your most beloved and memorable GameCube games.
and where a smart shapeshifting mechanic allowed you to dive into that ink in squid form for speed boosts or stealth attacks. The ability to swim vertically on walls daubed in your team’s ink made for clever approaches to area control and attack vectors too. While its sequels have refined...
F-Zero GXwas released on the GameCube in 2003. It was developed by Amusement Vision and published by Nintendo. It’s the next installment in theF-Zeroseries and continues with the high-speed racing style and adrenaline-filled races.
the city himself. Vice City offers vehicular pleasures to suit every taste. For the speed enthusiast, there's high-performance cars and motorbikes. For the sportsman, a powerboat or a golf buggy lets you enjoy the great outdoors. For those that need that sense of freedom and escape, why ...
and not many have bettered it since. From the very first stage players are bombarded with seemingly hundreds of enemies firing a chaotic swarm of lasers, from pesky TIEs to the lumbering AT-ATs, the action rushing by at an arcade speed to the spot-on John Williams themes and familiar sound...
more units. The game gives you all the stuff you'd expect from its genre, and also allows you to manually control the big, lumbering monsters yourself whilst giving out orders. There aren't many of this type of game on the GameCube, so its fortunate that this one is more than ...