[Mr. Nash]

I own a Gamecube. At first, I didn't really think it was going to much fun. Actually I bet if I had a choice I wouldn't got it. See, I got it as a gift, so I had no say in what system to buy. Anywho, it was actualy better then I thought. The first time I saw the controler I went brain-fried. But I'm better with it now. I got with the Gamecube a game. Super Mario Sunshine. Which was fun. What can I say? I like Mario. He's a classic. A while later I got Turok: Evolution, which was fun. Now I had a Playstation 2 at the time and a choice to get the game for Gamecube or Playstation2. But I picked Gamecube because the only game I had for it was Super Mario Sunshine. And just recently I got Star Wars: Rebel Strike III. And it was fun. I look at the Gamecube as a game built for mainly kids. I may not be a kid, but I still enjoy the kidish games. Well, I suppose their kidish. I'm not saying theres ONLY children playable games, nor am I saying the games are like Barney or something. But alot of the games are suitable for all ages. Like Mario, Star Wars, ect. But like I said, there are a few Teen games. Now if I never goten a Gamecube and played it once before, I think I would be interested in buying it. But right now I have my sights on X Box. I so want to play Halo.

Also, Gamecube is made soley apon playing games.
The lack of DVD/CD playback, and a hard drive and internet connectivity out of the box may make it seem like the Gamecube is lacking in extra features. But remember, at $199 it is $100 cheaper than the Xbox and PS2. Kind of makes you wonder why you paid $299 for a PS2 (which, in addition to having only two controller ports, also lacked a hard drive and internet connectivity at launch, while Gamecube has four), doesn’t it? Plus, the Gamecube has the added ability to link with multiple Gameboy Advance systems via the controller port and special link cables for added game features, such as hidden game menus in multiplayer games.