"The Gamecube Had No RPGs."

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timestamps:
0:00 intro
4:27 paper mario: the thousand year door
5:24 yu-gi-oh the falsebound kingdom
6:36 pokemon colosseum
10:59 final fantasy crystal chronicles
14:01 tales of symphonia
16:23 fire emblem: path of radiance
18:08 baten kaitos
20:19 lost kingdoms
24:27 conclusion

music (not including in-game audio):
Ship - Final Fantasy I
Ray ~A Beam of Light - Ghost Trick
Battle - Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door
Four Hearts - Final Fantasy V
Outskirt Stand - Pokemon Colosseum
Snagem Hideout - Pokemon Colosseum
Team Snagem Battle - Pokemon Colosseum
Agate Village - Pokemon Colosseum
Town - Final Fantasy V
Lazy Afternoons - Kingdom Hearts II
Barracks Settlement - Yume Nikki
Instinct and Longing - Persona Q
Battle alkalic acid rush - Shin Megami Tensei V Vengeance
Lunar Palace Konan - Persona 2

extra footage creds:
Longplay Archive - Zatch Bell: Mamodo Fury, Beyblade Super Tournament Battle

Did the Gamecube Even HAVE RPGs? The Nintendo Gamecube is not very well known for its RPG selection, and that made me curious to explore what RPGs the Gamecube had to offer. Does the Gamecube have no RPGs? For this video, I primarily stuck to RPGs that were exclusive to the Gamecube upon initial release, before any remasters that would come later down the line. I tried my best to avoid RPGs that were also on Playstation 2 and/or Xbox as well, as I could easily get those experiences on those consoles too. I wanted a purely Gamecube distinct experience for this video. What I found was a very modest, yet charming experience that reminded me of the simplicity of older video games. Retroactive nostalgia incarnate is the vibe for this video.

"The Gamecube Had No RPGs."

alternative titles:
The Nostalgic World of Gamecube RPGs
The Modest World of Gamecube RPGs
Does the Gamecube Have No RPGs?
The Small World of Gamecube RPGs

#gamecube