GameCube Games : 307 results priced between £2.00 and £50.00

Chillout Games are brilliant. We had a small problem with the courier as the initial collection was missed and had to be re-arranged but the communication received from them kept me up to date. Once the items were received by them I had an email advising how long it would take to review what I had sent and then later that day the payment for the items I sold to them was in my paypal account. Extremely happy with the company and would recommend to a friend, also if I need to sell any more games I...

The popular N64 tennis game returns with even more powerful shots, new power-ups, and wild environments. Now you can join all your favourite characters from the Mushroom Kingdom--including Mario, Donkey Kong, Bowser, and Peach--on various courts inspired by Nintendo games. More...

Ok enough with the endles stacks of boring new stuff. Here’s a load of much more interesting tat gaming related goods found over the last few days. And note the reason I love going out without anything specific to purchase; Any time I go looking for something, anything on the high street I’d be damned if I ever find it, infact I’ve given up looking for anything particular in the real world. But, go out with only price as your guide, and you come across GTA IV PS3 for £6 in one store and, minutes...

Get Ready for Unlimited Skating and BMX Biking in the Vast Wasteland of Skate Culture - Los Angeles!. No levels. No load times. Just never-ending action that doesn't stop until you leave the game! Tony Hawk's American Wasteland gives you

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Accepted. Which means they’d have probably done it for £5. And yet I’m still pissed I don’t have a Saturn… Anyways, saw the controllers peeping out a bag, found not only various N64 stuff in there but also an MD next to it, didn’t have time to look through it all but turns out there’s not only N64 and MD stuff but half a GameCube as well; at least the expensive bit – the pads. And so many random cables, including two PS2 scarts, a PS2 i.Link (mini firewire to you and me), GameCube to GBA link cable...

Red patches of grass are spread out through the game on the ground. Stay on top of one and press the B Button to pull up a vegetable, item, or even an enemy from the ground! Now, you can use the B Button to throw it. If you throw it while standing still, it goes at about a -45 degree angle forward. If you are moving, or running, while throwing, it goes a much better distance forward. Use these two types of throws to your advantage. Some items, heavier items, fall straight down when doing a normal...

Anyways, a week later and I hit the town again on Friday. At this point I’m desperate as my stock shelves consist of about 3 cracks PS1 cases and a set of Pokemon hair bobbles. So, finding another Pokemon XD for GameCube in GameStation again is always good, as is yet another toy pinball machine find. Cept this one is A.Mazing. No ball, just LEDs acting as one. Seriously, it’s the coolest pinball machine ever; the lights even react like a ball, seemingly moving faster if you whack the flippers harder...

Obliterate enemies and objects as Wolverine, using your lethal adamantium claws and crushing brute force. As Nightcrawler, scale walls, swing from rafters and teleport through environments to surprise enemies. Shoot ice bursts and create hailstorms as lightning-fast Iceman. For even more power, utilize fury and adrenaline modes.

To all @ 360 Games, Cross Gates, Leeds. RIP. You’ll never read this but… in 3 odd years of collecting, hoarding and selling video games, I’ve never had a better experience than in this store. It didn’t last long, edged out by bigger competition they’re probably sat in a pub right now contemplating what to do with the cleared out, “closed down 100% deffinately fo-sho this time maybe possibly although there’s always tomorrow” store (much of which now resides in my bedroom ;o) ). Well, if it weren’t...

Once outside The Hundred Acre Wood, Piglet discovers a magical telescope that allows him to enter his friends’ dreams. When Piglet does this, he discovers that his friends are having nightmares where Heffalumps and Woozles are stealing what they hold most dear. Piglet decides it’s time for him to be brave, and save the dreams of all his friends.

And then it happened. Box one. Box two. Box three… box four… Master System. PS1. PS2. GameGear. Dreamcast. More Saturn games than I’ve ever seen… ever. Hell, 2 would be more than I’ve ever seen ever. 30 was 29 too many. “How much for the sat/meg/mas/gamegear/resi evil 2/FFVII/thing..?” “£1 each”. Oh ffs. Give my walet a break already! TBH, I didn’t get FF VII. They sold that before I saw them, hopefully not for £1, and quite lucky as I’d be honor bound to offer at leasy £5. Instead I got anything...

I also spent the past few days visiting family in the heart of ye olde england, full of anything over the age of 75 and not much else, where like the shop above you’d be lucky if you even found a DVD let alone any games. So my mouth dropped at the sight of Dreamcast related media in a small charity store. Datel’s Xploder cheat disc for Dreamcast may or may not be worth anything, but purely for what must be ultra rarity I had to get it. Yup… quick eBay check shows only a single listing. Anyone else...

Get home, test Star Ocean, and bam. Due to a small dent in the disc, it fails data read at ~85%. I didn’t bother waiting two hours for the thing to finish, knowing it wasn’t fully working was enough. Luckily, there’s a different GAME store a 15 minute skate from me, and having spent a while in there last week I know they’ve got another copy of the same game there. So off I go, disc, nero scandisc printouts and laptop in hand, and ask about a replacement. They’re fine with that, they check their copy...

Get home, test Star Ocean, and bam. Due to a small dent in the disc, it fails data read at ~85%. I didn’t bother waiting two hours for the thing to finish, knowing it wasn’t fully working was enough. Luckily, there’s a different GAME store a 15 minute skate from me, and having spent a while in there last week I know they’ve got another copy of the same game there. So off I go, disc, nero scandisc printouts and laptop in hand, and ask about a replacement. They’re fine with that, they check their copy...

Anyways. GAME Plc. Also owners of high street branches of GameStation . Buy too much there, they single handedly take it upon themselves to remember your face, then land you with… a heads up on the almost new copy of Final Fantasy VI they just got in, and a “Do you collect PS1 games too? I’ve seen you around. I think it’s £10.00… thought you might like to see… ” which is handy as they rarely display anything pre-2002 anymore on the shop floor. And doubly handy as yes thankyou please I’ll take that...

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Now go back to the docks and hop on the rowboat. Go to Knottin Atoll. Talk to the puppets until you get the puppeteer out. Show him your painting of the Ultimate Insult. Take the puppets. Go to the school and get educated. Be a bad student by giving the worst answer. You get a dunce cap. Now when you are outside, pull the fire alarm. Go in and take the whistle from the box. You can repeat this to take the boat, magazine, and gaming card. Head to the beach and talk to the pirate. Go right to the...

make them wait by the dock and jump in, drink the zap on the other side of the water, and kill the two sligs on the platforms and get the spooce. Turn in 60 spooce over by the wheelchair to open a canon for abe to get across the water. Then you take abe to each fuzzle cage area and grab the mudo's in each so you have three to chant at the dock, to open a canon in the water for munch to jump in the water canon and use the remote control claw to drop bombs on the sligs & t.n.t. walls. Once you kill...

Which suggests Their light & polish pads are actually even lighter (clean = P3000 ?, very light = P2400?) Which would put them out of the reach of most 3M products, which would explain why no one’s selling alternatives as you’d have to start using something like MicroMesh instead of 3M paper. FWIW, the more available MicroMesh REGULAR is made from, you guessed it, silicon carbide. Slightly rarer MicroMesh AO is, not surprisingly, Aluminium Oxide based. My guess on DGD’s covering – MicroMesh Regular...

Lost Kingdoms is a Japanese role-playing game whose random battles play like a cross between Magic: The Gathering and Pokémon. It may not be the king of cool but it’s certainly the queen of quality. Considering it’s had next to no advertising or hoopla (up until very recently it was still be referred to by its Japanese name of Rune), it really is quite a shock to find out that Lost Kingdoms is really pretty good, even more so because it involves collecting what can only be described as virtual Top...

And then it happened. Box one. Box two. Box three… box four… Master System. PS1. PS2. GameGear. Dreamcast. More Saturn games than I’ve ever seen… ever. Hell, 2 would be more than I’ve ever seen ever. 30 was 29 too many. “How much for the sat/meg/mas/gamegear/resi evil 2/FFVII/thing..?” “£1 each”. Oh ffs. Give my walet a break already! TBH, I didn’t get FF VII. They sold that before I saw them, hopefully not for £1, and quite lucky as I’d be honor bound to offer at leasy £5. Instead I got anything...

Players get to make great friends with PikachuTM. Pokimon Channel is a highly innovative and diverse game that has enough substance to keep even the most avid Poki-maniac entertained for hours and hours. In Pokimon Channel, the Pokimon television station has lost segments of their most popular show. Players must find and collect the clips and return them to the station. To aid them in their quest, players call upon the help of Pikachu. Once all the pieces are collected, the show will be restored...

Oh and, thanks to Alex, I knew the Turtles GBA game was a fake before I bought it. Why’d I bother then, you ask? Well, Alex’s amazement at China’s willingness to create brand new knock-off game artwork should be well surpassed by this – they created a brand new knock-off manual! Jesus the attention to detail kills me. Ok, it’s basically a review site’s review and screen shots put together in what can barely be called a manual, but physically, my god the fact they actually even put page numbers in...

Sonic Adventure DX Director’s Cut was found alone amongst a bunch of DVDs and poor PS2 games. I don’t see many GC games around so it’s always a pleasure, for £2 I wasn’t arguing. Also got FF X-2 and NFS Carbon for £3 for both. Speaking of which, I think I’ve found the only bloke on the planet who actually likes FF XII, on psx-scene. Any other 12 lovers out there? There’s not many of ya. Anyways, Kao 2 for PS2 for which I have no idea of the price, though it’s around £3 on the GC. Ended up at £2....

An unusual game from Shiren creators Chun Soft, but that should not put off the bold being the only non PSO game released utilising the GameCubes internet connection to try and get players to join hands in order to complete tasks and benefit from their combined stats. Such a colourful gaming world is assisted by the custom avatars but few titles can cover such a graphical contrast in styles (and even less a ride on a flying catfish.) Gamers of the world: join hands.

And finally, something I’ve been searching long and hard for. And you know how it’s now written in law that after searching for something for a year and finding it, multiples turn up within weeks of each other? Well they really better this time, as my newly purchased Sega Saturn (!) alas had no cables or controllers. I did check the rear I/O ports and luckily it just takes a regular figure-8 power cable, and what did look just like a Mega Drive 9-Pin Mini-DIN plug but alas, I’m not that much of an...

Enter the Matrix is the story behind-the-story. It features awesome gunplay, spectacular martial arts, insane driving, breathtaking stunts and the chance to pilot an incredibly fast hovercraft. This game isn't just set in the Matrix universe - it's an integral part of the entire Matrix experience weaving in and out of the highly anticipated 2nd installment of the franchise, The Matrix Reloaded.Features: Battle alongside the original motion picture cast. Exclusive film footage from the creators of...

Fire Emblem: Path Of Radiance for GameCube - Strategy, 1 player, published by: Nintendo, The storyline of Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance is completely unrelated to any of the previous titles in the series. The protagonist, Ike, the son of Greil, begins the game as the newest member of his father's mercenary company, the Greil Mercenaries. The company operates within the borders of Crimea, a nation of non-shapeshifting humans (referred to as "beorc") that shares its southern border with Gallia, a nation...

FreeLoader uses proprietary technology to enable your GameCube to play import games from any other region. Using FreeLoader, you can play imported games on your local console, without modifying your Cube. If you're one of the many gamers that bought an imported GameCube console and you now want to play games from your own country, FreeLoader is ideal for this task. Whichever way you use FreeLoader, no modifications to your console are needed and your warranty is kept intact. Watch in action And...

WARNING! This import game can't be used on UK/European consoles. It requires special equipment.

All new prequel. See where it all began – the prequel to the ultimatesurvival horror series…Resident Evil!. 2 Game Discs of nightmarish action – play as rookie cop, Rebecca Chambers and escaped convict on the run, Billy Cowen. New Partner Zapping System – switch between each character in the blink of an eye. The most terrifyingly real gaming experience – youcan smell the fear!.

Brand new high quality Dual Shock Joypad gamepad for Nintendo GameCube (NGC,GCN). Works exactly the same as the original Nintendo Gamecube (NGC,GCN) Controller. Can be used on WII to play Gamecube games. Will also work with the games being sold on the Wii Virtual Console. Eight (8) Analog action buttons. Dual analog sticks with rubber coating. Special Turbo button,Start button ,Slow button for player selection. Ergonomic design. 6-foot cable length, approximate. Easy and Comfortable Control.

Multiplayer madness comes into its own in Wario Ware, Inc.: Mega Party Game$ and four players can get together to share the fun. In addition to the controller, players can use the Game Boy Advance as control pads; players must successfully manoeuvre themselves throughout each game, completing each one as quickly as possible. But be warned, the controls are simple, but the games can be tough! Don’t expect any help from your friends, this mode is extremely competitive and rivals can play a number of...

Tweaks the successful Dreamcast incarnation to add a few extras but the core play mechanics remain as pure as ever and the tate mode remains intact. As do the Arcade and Challenge modes, but the GameCube mode is most welcomed with a demo of the level section that can then be played in slow or normal speeds. The main catch to this full on blast is the selection of vessel weapon colour: be it black or white. Enemy ships are either one colour or the other and the score is doubled for taking them out...