NGC Game Reviews

Gamecube Game Reviews

Mega Man Anniversary Collection [NGC]

In a time when a deluge of halfhearted classic gaming collections are flooding the market, Mega Man Anniversary Collection manages to get it right.(Posted on 21 June 2004 04:06 PM)

Freestyle Street Soccer [NGC]

While games like EA's Street series and NBA Ballers have proven that street sports can be done right in video games, Freestyle Street Soccer proves that you can also do them very, very wrong.(Posted on 9 June 2004 04:06 PM)

The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures [NGC]

If you've been waiting for a truly compelling reason to invest in a GameCube-to-GBA link cable, this is probably it.(Posted on 7 June 2004 04:06 PM)

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban [NGC]

If you love the Harry Potter series and you can get past a few rough edges, Prisoner of Azkaban should be a satisfyingly interactive way to experience the story once again.(Posted on 3 June 2004 03:06 PM)

Custom Robo [NGC]

Custom Robo for the GameCube doesn't really have enough to it to hold most players' interest for long.(Posted on 19 May 2004 03:05 PM)

Future Tactics: The Uprising [NGC]

It's an intriguing experiment that ultimately suffers from shallow, simplistic gameplay and an uninvolving story mode rife with bland characters.(Posted on 6 May 2004 11:05 AM)

Space Raiders [NGC]

Fans of modern shooters will have no use for this trite, monotonous junk, and fans of the original Space Invaders will simply be appalled at how Taito has butchered its classic gameplay into this one-dimensional mess.(Posted on 26 April 2004 05:04 PM)

Pool Paradise [NGC]

Even if Pool Paradise weren't the only available pool game for the GameCube, it would still be a fantastic choice for any billiards fan.(Posted on 12 April 2004 05:04 PM)

Serious Sam: Next Encounter [NGC]

Next Encounter is able to deliver an experience that is at least a rough approximation of a Serious Sam game.(Posted on 9 April 2004 06:04 PM)

Scooby-Doo! Mystery Mayhem [NGC]

Parents whose kids have Scooby-Doo hot on the brain from the movie can safely rent this one, or not, without worry of missing much.(Posted on 6 April 2004 05:04 PM)