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Originally posted by dhamsaic
I totally agree that there's not much on the Cube yet, especially if you don't do a lot of your gaming with friends. Most of the fun in Super Monkey Ball and Super Smash Brothers Melee is the multiplayer. However, Nintendo now has Eternal Darkness (which, we can all agree, looks amazing) and the other big one I'm waiting for is Metroid Prime, which promises to rock the socks off of everything else. Soul Calibur 2 is geared toward GameCube's controller, which is the other reason I wanted one.
All in all, I think I'll be pretty happy with it as a console... but of course, to each their own.
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Yep. I'd rather have the Cube than, say, the Xbox. With Eternal Darkness's release, the Cube now has more games I'm lusting for than the Xbox by a one-to-nothing score.
I am definitely more of a solo gamer than a multiplayer type; hell, I have an Athlon 1300 with 768K DSL and the ONLY online multiplayer game I've played on it so far is Netrek, which is the cutting edge of 1991 technology. (Okay, I compiled Dreamcast Quake on it, but that doesn't count.)