Nintendo Game Cube
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Nintendo GameCube
GameCube is Nintendo's entry into the next-generation console wars, and an impressive entry it is. The pleasingly compact GameCube is packed with cutting-edge features like a 400 MHz processor and 4 MB of flash memory, giving it graphics of astonishing quality and speed. The console also offers interaction with Game Boy Advance. Among other functions, GBA acts as an additional controller for some GameCube games. Nintendo continues to excel in the kid-friendly arena by offering a wide variety of great youth-oriented titles, while also releasing plenty of edgy games for the older gamer. Get the Game Cube System
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Pros:
The home of great Nintendo characters, like Link from The Legend of Zelda and Mario
Less expensive than Xbox and PlayStation2
Dial-up and broadband capability (with separately sold adapters)
Size and design set it apart from other game systems
Cons:
Fewer sports and action games than established systems
Won't play DVDs or other media formats
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