The
GameCube is the latest console gaming machine from Nintendo.
The not quite-square-cube (which is 4 x 6 x 6 inches) pumps
some pretty awesome game power into your TV.
3D graphics provide a remarkable realism and the system's
computer processor never coughs or makes you wait.
The only delay you'll have to endure is an initial pause
when a game is loaded from a mini-CD in the system's CD-ROM
drive. This is tolerable.
If you have a newer television that is capable of digital
input, you'll be please to note that the GameCube is capable
of producing graphics that take advantage of the better
resolution on these TVs.
The device comes with one controller, but has four controller
ports. It also ships with a power cable and TV adapter.
Accessories will also be available to allow the device to
connect to the Internet. The console hits stores November
18. Price: $299 Canadian, $199.95 US. More info: www.nintendogamecube.com Buy it: In Canada at, Toys R Us, Walmart and other
major retailers. In the U.S., at Toys R Us, Walmart, Target
and major retailers. On the Web at Amazon.com.
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The
GameCube is the latest console gaming machine from Nintendo.
