Nintendo GameCube is a video game console produced and released by Nintendo on August 24, 2001. Part of the sixth generation of consoles, it was the company's first to use digital media, with its own DVD format called simply "Game Disc".
It had important games such as The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker, Super Mario Sunshine and Metroid Prime, but faced with fierce competition from PlayStation 2 and Xbox. It came in third in the commercial dispute, being succeeded by Wii in 2006 and discontinued the following year.
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- Hardware type
- console
- Development
- Nintendo
- Generation
- 6th
- Release date
- Japan 24th Aug, 2001
- United States 18th Nov, 2001
- Europe 3rd May, 2202
- Preceded by
- Nintendo 64
- Succeeded by
- Nintendo Wii
- Discontinuation:
- International 21/02/2007
- CPU
- IBM Gekko 486Mhz 32-bit
- GPU
- ATI Flipper 162Mhz 64-bit
- Graphics
- 480p 60Hz NTSC
- 480i 60Hz PAL
- 576i 50Hz PAL
- Colors
- 24-bit RGB
- Memory
- 1T-SRAM RAM 24 MB
- 1T-SRAM VRAM 3 MB
- DRAM I/O buffer RAM 16 MB
- Net
- Broadband
- Modem 56k
- WaveBird receiver 2.4 GHz
- Storage
- Game Disc DVD 1.5 GB
- Game Disc Game Pak
- Game Pak Memory Card 16 MB
- Connections
- 4x controller port
- 2x memory card
- Slogan
- Who Are You? (2001)
- Born to Play (2003)
- Units sold
- 21,75 mi
- Best-selling game
- Super Smash Bros. Melee (7,40 mi)
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