Nintendo has announced the European release date of Soul Calibur 2 for the GameCube.

Nintendo Europe has announced that Soul Calibur 2, the sequel to one of the most acclaimed fighting games in recent memory, will see release in Europe this year. Citing Autumn (2003) as the official launch date, the title is destined to be co-published by both Namco and Nintendo in Europe, an apparent sign of the strengthened relationship between the two companies. Nintendo Europe will distribute the title across the continent.

Head into March by dusting off a game you haven't played in a while. How about Eternal Darkness?

Tomorrow is the first weekday in a new month, PGC's birthday month, in fact. Why don't you help us celebrate by playing a game that maybe you've been neglecting for a while?3

Our suggestion is the fabulous Eternal Darkness. ED is a great game, very dark and moody. Of course, there are also... Read more...

It’s March, and since it’s our birthday this month, we’re declaring March, “The Month of the Nintendo Fan!” Won’t you celebrate with us?

Since Planet GameCube turns 4 years old on March 7th, we’re officially declaring March, "The Month of the Nintendo Fan." We figure if countries can have holidays like Boxing Day, Secretaries Day, and the like, why can’t our people get their day…or month.

Planet GameCube wishes to not... Read more...

PGC sits down with Shigeru Miyamoto and Eiji Aonuma and gets the word on Zelda, Networking, Kirby, MGS, and more. Get the 100% uncut audio interview right here!

On Friday at the 2003 D.I.C.E. Summit we attended the Roundtable discussion

with Eiji Aonuma and Shigeru Miyamoto.  The whole session was translated by

NOA's Bill Trinen.  There was plenty discussed (and dodged) but we all

prodded and dug deep for as much information as we could get.  You may have

We hooked up with Silicon Knights president Denis Dyack after he won his AIAS award, and let the questions fly. Get the full audio interview right here!

On Friday during D.I.C.E, Senior Staffer Daniel Bloodworth and Director Billy

Berghammer got to sit down with Denis Dyack, the President of Silicon Knights (while policed by our friend, NOA's Tom Harlan -- you'll hear him too),

and talked to him about all things Eternal Darkness, winning an AIAS award, and