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The '''Nintendo GameCube''' is a home video game console by [[Nintendo]] that is part of the {{WP|Sixth generation of video game consoles|sixth-generation}} of video game consoles. | The '''Nintendo GameCube''' is a home video game console by [[Nintendo]] that is part of the {{WP|Sixth generation of video game consoles|sixth-generation}} of video game consoles. | ||
It was the successor to the {{WP|Nintendo 64|Nintendo 64}} and was notable for being the first Nintendo console to use {{WP|optical disc|optical discs}}. The optical discs are also relatively small compared to other discs, such as a typical {{WP|compact disc|compact disc}} or {{WP|DVD|DVD}}. | It was the successor to the {{WP|Nintendo 64|Nintendo 64}} and was notable for being the first Nintendo console to use {{WP|optical disc|optical discs}}. The optical discs are also relatively small compared to other discs, such as a typical {{WP|compact disc|compact disc}} or {{WP|DVD|DVD}}. It is not backwards compatible with the Nintendo 64. | ||
==List of [[Sanrio]] games for | Some GameCube games could also interact with a Game Boy Advance as a controller or for transmitting and/or receiving data. Additionally, [[Game Boy]], [[Game Boy Color]] and [[Game Boy Advance]] games can be played on a GameCube peripheral known as the {{WP|Game Boy Player|Game Boy Player}}. | ||
==List of [[Sanrio]] games for Nintendo GameCube== | |||
See [[:Category:Nintendo GameCube games]]. | See [[:Category:Nintendo GameCube games]]. | ||
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Revision as of 17:42, 30 December 2016
The Nintendo GameCube is a home video game console by Nintendo that is part of the sixth-generation of video game consoles.
It was the successor to the Nintendo 64 and was notable for being the first Nintendo console to use optical discs. The optical discs are also relatively small compared to other discs, such as a typical compact disc or DVD. It is not backwards compatible with the Nintendo 64.
Some GameCube games could also interact with a Game Boy Advance as a controller or for transmitting and/or receiving data. Additionally, Game Boy, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance games can be played on a GameCube peripheral known as the Game Boy Player.
List of Sanrio games for Nintendo GameCube
See Category:Nintendo GameCube games.
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