If you've been following this story, Tendo Box has a domain registration that'll blow you away.

The observant lads at Tendo Box have discovered that Mario-Net.net has been registered...by the Japanese company Marionette, Inc. So far, this firm doesn't seem to be related to Nintendo in any way, and NOA (which registers all of Nintendo's web domains as far as we know) has stayed away from Japanese pseudonyms to this date. Most of their fake registration aliases are obvious or just plain silly...

The gigantic European-based publisher has acquired the rights to make games for the first two Terminator movies.

Infogrames announced today that it now has the Terminator I & II license, and there are currently four games underway based on the two films. The first one is being developed internally at Infogrames and is due in spring 2002.

The licensing agreement allows for the games to be published on any... Read more...

I'll never let go, SNK!

The Madman's Cafe has the dirt - and a LOT of screens! Check 'em! Oh yes, here's the article:

SNK's popular fighting game title, The King Of Fighters has been announced for release on Nintendo's GameBoy Advance. The GBA version will not be released by SNK, but a third party- Marvelous Entertainment.

We asked for ideas, and you were more than happy to oblige. See some of our favorite theories from the PGC forums, plus additional related facts we dug up.

In our last story about Marionette, we gave you the lowdown on the game, some of the PGC staff's ideas on what it might be, and an invitation to contribute your own theories. Thanks to everyone who responded...some of you got very creative!

A few people mentioned a Dreamcast game called Marionette... Read more...

The company behind Kessen and Romance of the Three Kingdoms will be supporting all three systems within this fiscal year.

According to GameSpot, Koei announced today during the Bloomberg Forum that it would have GameCube and Xbox games released before the end of this fiscal year (March 2002). Apparently they do intend to have at least one game ready for each system's launch as well. No word on what games we'll see for GameCube, but Koei has previously commented that they were working on some GC titles geared towards younger players.

The turn-based strategy game for GBA is finally released in Japan, to rave reviews and excellent sales.

According to The Magic Box, the Nintendo-published Tactics Ogre Gaiden: The Knight of Lodis ruled Japanese software sales this week, debuting at #1 with over 150,000 units sold. In addition, legendary gaming mag Weekly Famitsu gave the game a score of 34 (9,8,9,8), making it the highest-rated GBA... Read more...

Martial arts film star Samo Hung is apparently quite interested in directing the Soul Calibur movie. (What is it with all these game movies lately?)

Thanks to a PGC reader, we were pointed to a section on Sammo Hung’s official website which has some interesting revelations. For those of you not familiar with Sammo Hung, he is a tremendous martial arts star and director. He is good friends with Jackie Chan, has been in over 160 films and a show for CBS, Martial Law.

Following our reports on Namco, more positive news has been circulating. PGC’s got a follow up that hits harder than the backhand of Paul Phoenix!

Many different things have been heard & said concerning Namco and GameCube. Being the GameCube freaks we are, PGC has been on top of it all the way. Awhile back, there were a myriad of reports saying that Tekken Tag &/or Ridge Racer was coming to GameCube. Then, although Namco had nothing for GC... Read more...

We keep telling you about Broken Saints because it is excellent & we want it to be a Nintendo game.

Planet GameCube has urged its readers to check out Broken Saints many times, for many reasons. We Instead of repeating ourselves, we’ll just re-iterate you give it your time & provide one more reason to tune in.

Chapter 8 has just gone live. Broken Saints is a 24 piece story, so this is a 1/3 of the whole enchilada. You may want to catch it now, or you’re going to have a lot of catching up to do.

“Take me down to Hollywood!” Hop in the Crazy Taxi and let's GO! Click here to learn all about the Crazy Taxi movie and yes, Crazy Taxi 2 is confirmed for GameCube!

You may have seen this reported on almost every other game site, though I had to post it, simply to elicit comments from staff. Richard Donner is making a Crazy Taxi movie. Is Hollywood really so mentally drained of ideas that has come to this? Yes.

This is being brought to us by Goodman/Rosen,... Read more...

Tough actin' Tanactin! BOOM! Oops. Wrong thing. Problem with memory on the GameCube? Read on...

According to an interview posted by Madden Mania, Jeremy Strauser, the Senior Producer of Madden 2002 says the franchise mode for the GameCube version of Madden 2002 might be a little lacking. Here's the pulp free juice...

The PS2, Xbox and Gamecube are developed together so generally, yes... Read more...

Planet GameCube's world headquarters baby! You close to the Twin Cities? Come get your portable game on!

Advance Team is taking the Twin Cities by storm this 4th of July week! You in the area? Stop on by and tell 'em PGC sent ya! Here's the goodies....

Tuesday July 3: Taste of Minnesota - St. Paul (St. Capitol steps) 10a - Midnight

Wednesday July 4th: Family 4th - St. Anthony Main, 11a - 6p

We've got some clarifications on the original story from a dutch-speaking reader.

PGC readers rock! I’ve received some informative email from one of them concerning the Disney Sports title we’ve reported on lately. Since our shoddy translated information left some glaring holes before, we are lucky to receive this report from Belgium:

I come from a dutchspeaking country... Read more...

This highly mysterious GameCube title has spawned all sorts of theorizin’ and speculatin’. Come see what the staff and some readers have thought up...and voice your opinion too!

We first saw Marionette for GameCube listed on an NOA pre-E3 press release. Along with several other equally enigmatic titles like Perfect Dark Zero and Mario Sunshine, it was present only on that list and with no additional info given. Nintendo of America has refused to comment on any of those... Read more...

Our friends the Nintendorks are on sabbatical, but they'll be back!...We hope.

According to the Nintendorks backup site, the zany creators of Mr. Face and All Twelve Flavors of Ass are taking a break for now. They've had numerous financial and server troubles for the past few months, and the guys just decided to ease off and relax while the site's problems work themselves out. We wish them a good summer and look forward to the site's return.

If you missed the initial shipment of Game Boy Advances, you might be tickled pink with this news!

Nintendo's fourth color of Game Boy Advance, Fuchsia has just hit U.S. retailers. The infamous "Milky Pink" model is similar to the Glacier in that the plastic is somewhat see-thru, but this one is pink instead of blue. Fuchsia retails for $99.99, though be sure to shop around!

Here it is, in all its pink-glory: