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GameCube In-depth Reviews Archive
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Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: 1080° Avalanche
Posted on 20 July, 2008 | No Comments1080° Avalanche is the sequel to the excellent 1080° Snowboarding, released for the Nintendo64, way back in 1998. But how does the GameCube version fare? It was developed by Nintendo’s in-house studio NST and published by Nintendo in 2003. Related Posts:No Related Posts -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Disney/Pixar: Cars
Posted on 28 July, 2007 | No CommentsWhen presented with a movie tie-in one normally sighs deeply, simply because most of them lack the substance to be something other than a substandard game, however with Disney/Pixar: Cars one may be pleasantly surprised. This game follows the story of newly released movie of... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Chibi-Robo
Posted on 17 July, 2007 | No CommentsChibi-Robo is the latest Nintendo release on the GameCube and has to be one of their most original ideas on the format to date. After Donkey Konga, Animal Crossing, Odama and other such titles, Nintendo have one again become renowned for bringing new and interesting... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Barnyard
Posted on 30 October, 2006 | No CommentsLook about the Internet for Barnyard and you will generally come across two main facts; the film isn’t particularly good and most of the male cows, a large part of the cast, have udders. As you may know, male cows don’t have udders; they have... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Monster House
Posted on 15 August, 2006 | No CommentsIn the midst of summer generally console releases tend to slow down to a trickle, where movie-tie ins become a more frequent occurrence whilst we wait for autumns big releases such as Reservoir Dogs and Saints Row. We have recently seen Disney/Pixar: Cars and Pirates... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Sonic Riders
Posted on 10 August, 2006 | No CommentsSonic has seen a lot of wacky action outside of his regular videogame activities over his sixteen-year career, such as Racing, Pinball and Fighting. Sonic Riders attempts to cash-in on the Racing genre, correcting the mistakes of the lack-lustre Sonic R in the process, perhaps... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Chicken Little
Posted on 17 February, 2006 | No CommentsAs any parent could tell you, Disney’s latest animated adventure Chicken Little will shortly be gracing big-screens near you. Following form its arrival has been preceded by the multi-format release of a tie-in Platform title. Platformers have been around since time immemorial, and whilst the ... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Battalion Wars
Posted on 16 January, 2006 | No CommentsWar is a very sensitive subject in the gaming industry. For those involved in the actual battles depicted so convincingly by the Call of Duty and Medal of Honor series’, the fact that thousands of gamers choose to fight these battles in virtual form for... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Geist
Posted on 28 December, 2005 | No CommentsGeist is another GameCube release of few from Nintendo this year, and there has been a lot of people highly anticipating its’ coming. It’s another one of the games this year that’s really pushing boundaries right from the conception of it. Other Nintendo releases like... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game
Posted on 13 November, 2005 | No CommentsHaving launched on the PlayStation2 and Xbox in April, 2005, it’s now the GameCube’s turn to receive LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game. Welcomed to much praise by the gaming press, both versions fared rather well at retail, especially when considering the subject-matter and... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Bratz: Rock Angelz
Posted on 12 November, 2005 | No CommentsTo be reading this it is probable that you are a gamer. And, the chances are that you are part of the sixteen to twenty four year-old male gamer demographic. So why are you reading this review? It is doubtful that you are a Bratz... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Spartan: Total Warrior
Posted on 25 October, 2005 | No CommentsWith box-office hits such as Gladiator and Lord of the Rings, it is quite clear that the masses love a good epic. One of the pulling points of these films is the fact that you are guaranteed at least one big fight. In fact,... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Second Sight
Posted on 24 October, 2005 | No CommentsWith all the marketing and hype surrounding the recent release of Psi-Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy, it’s become the general opinion of consumers that Free Radicals’ (the team behind the highly acclaimed TimeSplitters) Second Sight is little more than a cash-in on Midway’s success. However,... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Scooby-Doo: Unmasked
Posted on 3 October, 2005 | No CommentsWhen Scooby-Doo: Unmasked was handed to me for review, I must admit I assumed playing it would be less fun than getting shot – in the face. I mean, it just screams “by the numbers multi-format 3D Platformer” to me. But, I thought, it... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Hello Kitty: Roller Rescue
Posted on 27 September, 2005 | No CommentsPutting in an appearance at E3 2005, the NAMCO developed title showed little enthusiasm for being shoehorned into a Platform game. Hello Kitty is an astoundingly popular franchise – even though ninety-percent of the series’ fans have no idea what the characters actually do,... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Mortal Kombat: Deception (US)
Posted on 23 June, 2005 | No CommentsAs one of the worlds leading beat-‘em-up franchises, Midway have huge legacy to live up to. They’ve have had a lot of success with the Mortal Kombat franchise, right from its early days people the world over have spent hour after hour kicking two tons... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Soul Calibur II
Posted on 6 April, 2005 | No CommentsSoul Calibur launched as the descendant of Soul Blade on the DreamCast to much admiration. A follow-up was ensured, but the discontinuation of DreamCast hardware and subsiding of the Arcade market, Namco’s brutal battler had to find a new home. With three power-hungry beasts on... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Mario Power Tennis
Posted on 28 March, 2005 | No CommentsMario Power Tennis is the latest in the Mario franchise, a follow-up to the Nintendo64 hit, Mario Tennis. Mario Power Tennis has the sport of tennis drenched with typical Nintendo flavour, with its solid control and typical match set up. Related Posts:No Related Posts -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Resident Evil 4
Posted on 23 March, 2005 | No CommentsResident Evil is a games franchise that needs little introduction these days. Beginning its existence relatively low-key on the Saturn, a PSone conversion lead to record breaking sales, and a string of success-story sequels. The series had reached it’s pinnacle by the late 90’s... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Freedom Fighters
Posted on 13 March, 2005 | No CommentsUpon receiving the press release stating that Lo-Interactives’ most original project since the first Hitman title – Hitman: Codename 47 – would be receiving a GameCube release in the UK, I was surprised to say the least. More than a year has passed since... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: MegaMan X: Command Mission
Posted on 26 February, 2005 | No CommentsWith an extensive back catalogue and more than two decades of experience it may come as a shock to you, as I know it did too many others upon Capcom’s first Press Release relating to the title, that this is actually MegaMan’s first step... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Super Smash Bros. Melee
Posted on 18 January, 2005 | No CommentsWhat’s the hallmark of a true classic? It’s obviously not a game’s graphics or sound, as classics come from each generation of game consoles – nor necessarily the depth of the game or the abilities your wafer-thin 22-year-old warrior possesses within. Classic titles are... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Yu-Gi-Oh! The Falsebound Kingdom
Posted on 8 January, 2005 | No CommentsYu-Gi-Oh!: The Falsebound Kingdom is basically the GameCube’s equivalent to the PlayStation2’s Yu-Gi-Oh! Duellist of the Roses and the Xbox’s Yu-Gi-Oh!: Dawn Of Destiny. It also is one of the few Yu-Gi-Oh! games that (shock, horror!) doesn’t use cards. It is different, to say... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: WWE: Day Of Reckoning
Posted on 28 December, 2004 | No CommentsAt first I thought the games’ gravity was too much – but after playing this game once I was wrong THQ have out-done themselves again. This game is easily an improvement over Wrestlemania XIX so it is a must buy for wrestling/fighting game fans.... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Tony Hawk’s Underground 2
Posted on 23 December, 2004 | No CommentsLet’s see…There have been four Tony Hawk’s Pro Skaters and then the name switch, to Tony Hawk’s Underground. So, this is the second Tony Hawk’s Underground but it is basically the sixth title in the series and what I would say is the most... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Donkey Konga
Posted on 9 December, 2004 | No CommentsDonkey Kong has joined the music genre in a new game in the Nintendo franchise, developed by new-best-buddies Namco, Donkey Konga. So is this game any good? Well, read my review to find out! Before we get started – the worst part of the... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Pac-Man Vs. (US)
Posted on 21 October, 2004 | No CommentsNintendo’s pre-E3 press conference, 2003, connectivity – the jewel in Nintendo’s crown. The shining light of innovation that would save the gaming industry from turmoil in the heap of rehashed so-so titles. GameCube to Game Boy Advance link-up was Nintendo’s revolution for 2003 and,... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Spider-Man 2
Posted on 10 October, 2004 | No CommentsAfter an impressive (although less than spectacular) first outing on the current generation of home consoles, the web-head returns to do battle with more nameless thugs, and the crazed villain Doc Ock. Yes… it’s the same story as the second film, now there’s a... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Eternal Darkness
Posted on 22 June, 2004 | No CommentsHaving been released within the first six months of the GameCube arriving on UK shores, you maybe wondering why it is now that I have chosen to review Eternal Darkness. Recent events have transpired which have led to the parting of the Canadian development... -
Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Beyond Good and Evil
Posted on 8 June, 2004 | No CommentsWhat do we want? War, senseless destruction, mayhem and mental pyrotechnics! Well, not all the time… Consider Beyond Good and Evil, a game wherein averting the afore mentioned chaos is the general idea, so no Mini-gun or Flame thrower. That doesn’t mean you don’t get...
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