News
April 26, 2001
by Jonathan Metts - 11:03 am EDT
Source: NCL Official Website
We've got new info and/or screens for four upcoming Japanese GBA games. Importers, check this stuff out!
You gotta see our updated profiles for these four Japanese-only GBA games:
Leiji Matsumoto's Space Hexcite Metal Legend EX
Doraemon: Green Planet's Doki Doki Big Rescue!
Tanbi Musou Meine Liebe
Get Backers Dakkanya Jigoku No Skirmish
Enjoy!
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April 25, 2001
by Andres Rojas - 12:25 pm EDT
Source: Mips36
Conversions of the original NES classic Legend of Zelda, and SNES RPG Earthbound are heading to GBA! Updated! Story FALSE?!
After further review, Planet GameCube has decided to pull the pics, and post a retraction.
The pictures that we have posted from Mips are not real. As far as the games are concerned, I'm sure someday we will be seeing a Zelda title on GBA. As for an Earthbound title, there's possibilities for that as well. As of right now, there are no concrete pics, or news of development of Earthbound or Zelda titles for GBA.
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by Justin Nation - 8:02 am EDT
Source: The Adrenaline Vault
After the Amped fake screen shot debacle you'd think Microsoft would look a little more carefully over what companies release as screen shots... apparently they missed these
Strolling around some of my usual haunts I happened upon a headline for new X-Box game shots. In order to get a feel for what the competition would bring (I swear I wasn't looking for trouble) I decided to check out these screens for Simon & Schuster's Outlaw Golf.
At first glance I really didn't... Read more...
April 24, 2001
by Kosta Andreadis - 11:06 pm EDT
Source: Core Magazine
The talented deveopers who brought us the brilliant Mario Golf and Mario Tennis talk about all things GBA
Camelot is quickly becoming a developer to keep your eye on as each game they produce exceeds their previous efforts in terms of excellence. With the promising Golden Sun RPG in development for GBA and word of a GameCube RPG on the horizon, the duo behind Camelot, the Takahashi brothers speak up about working with the GBA.
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by Andres Rojas - 7:30 pm EDT
Source: EAGB Advance
Do Sony and Microsoft actually have the guts to take on Nintendo's little behemoth?
According to EAGB, a Japanese research report confirms that Sony and Microsoft are working on their own handheld gaming systems to compete with Nintendo's Game Boy Advance.
According to the report, Sony's handheld will incorporate the Palm OS, while Microsoft's handheld will use the Pocket PC OS. Interestingly enough, the report also speculated that Nintendo might be delving into the PDA market themselves with the Game Boy Advance.
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by Michael Cole - 6:50 pm EDT
Source: IGNCube
Prolific Productions is using NxN Software's product for the GameCube.
Thanks to NxN Software's Alienbrain development tool, Prolific is quickly under way on an undisclosed GCN game. Russell Mix, CEO of Prolific, commented:
"We have been creating games for years, and every year the development environment gets more complex and competitive. By providing a comprehensive... Read more...
by Max Lake - 1:51 am EDT
Source: GameSpot
You probably knew that Spyro the Dragon & Crash Bandicoot were coming to Nintendo systems. Now here’s more good (yet still insanely unbelievable) news!
Last year, in a surprising announcement, a Spyro the Dragon game would be produced for GBA. Shortly thereafter came an even bigger shocker: it was confirmed that Crash Bandicoot would come to other systems, including GameCube. These events weren’t good news to Sony, who lost two of its biggest... Read more...
April 23, 2001
by Billy Berghammer - 8:44 pm EDT
Source: Planet GameCube E3 Forums
Are you going to E3? Want to meet up with the staff of Planet GameCube? So you say you can school Ty in anything!?! Ha! Fools! Come drool with us!
Planet GameCube at E3. Someone give us Ritalin. Talk about little Timmy in a candy store. So are you going to the big bad show? Wanna hang? Let us know!
Step on over to the Forums feller and let us know you're going to be there! A couple of the staffers that we have now did last year, and... Read more...
by Billy Berghammer - 6:59 am EDT
Source: FGN
GameCube could be a little more expensive than we thought? Semiconductor issues?
FGN reported that the September launch was forced due to expensive semiconductor prices. According to Yamauchi, "The price for the Japanese market will be announced next month. Due to the state of the semiconductor industry, production has become more expensive. One of the options we're exploring is an open pricing system."
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April 22, 2001
by Jonathan Metts - 8:59 pm EDT
Source: Official E3 Site
Nintendo has a massive section of E3 set aside...perhaps the largest piece of floor of any exhibitor.
I'm not sure how long this has been available, but check out this revealing map of E3's south and west halls:
http://e3expo.com/exhibitors/images/west_south_halls.jpg
(You may need to scroll right to see Nintendo's area.)
Although the Big 'N' does have probably the largest chunk of... Read more...
April 21, 2001
by - 3:40 pm EDT
Acclaim has announced GameCube games but nothing has been said about Turok. Does anyone know what's up with the Dino Hunter? Louie to the rescue!
No one knows what will happen with the Turok franchise in the next generation. There were four Turok games released on N64 (Turok, T2, Rage Wars and Turok 3) which featured numerous creative & destructive twists as a FPS w/platforming elements. No new Turok games have been confirmed or announced,... Read more...
by Max Lake - 2:53 pm EDT
Source: IGNCube
Acclaim has announced its first five titles for GameCube – they won’t be at E3 but this is some great news! Get the list & our comments!
Last night, IGNCube reported back after some recon with Acclaim, who report that they (like many other third-party developers) will not have any GameCube on display at the show. However, Acclaim was all to happy to confirm it will release five titles for GameCube, all (tentatively) slated for release in November 2001.
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April 20, 2001
by Jonathan Metts - 1:05 pm EDT
Source: Nintendo Power Magazine
The newest issue of NP has new info on the GBA-only version of the legendary magazine...and how it will affect subscribers.
The latest issue of Nintendo Power magazine has a notice regarding the upcoming sister publication, Nintendo Power Advance:
THE PROBLEM: Game Boy Advance titles are bigger and more complex than anything you've ever experienced in a handheld game.
SO WHERE DO YOU TURN FOR GAME HELP?
THE... Read more...
by Mike Sklens - 12:00 pm EDT
Source: TendoGamers
Here's some important information on the coolest thing to hit the net ever.
TendoGamers(one word), broke a story today about the state of Broken Saints. If you haven't heard yet, Broken Saints is a killer web based graphic novel. It follows the story of 4 totally different people from all across the globe. They story hasn't progressed much yet so there are no real plot details.
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by Jonathan Metts - 9:27 am EDT
Source: Nintendo of America
Take a look at NOA's invitation to the biggest gaming press conference of the year!
Check dis, yo!
(In case you're wondering, Billy edited out the contact and address info. You have to get on the invitation list anyway to get in, so ce n'est pas d'importance.)
This is, of course, announcing the turning point in our favorite company's life. Nintendo's pre-E3 press... Read more...
by Max Lake - 5:16 am EDT
Source: zhu_zhq@sohu.com
Not Nintendo related but still cool enough for your attention - check out this excellent animation!
Here it is Friday, 4/20/2001 and I have a bunch of projects to work on and E3 stuff to organize before I can have weekend fun. Then Ty comes along and shows me a “l33t animation” and after I see it and show Justin, we decided it was SO COOL that we had to share it with all. I also feel I owe it to PGC’s “Music Editor” Ryan Cox to share this amusing stick figure animation this fine day, as he’s quite a fan of the “genre.”
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April 19, 2001
by Billy Berghammer - 6:05 pm EDT
You knew it was coming, now you know when! But there's more, straight from Midway...
Last year at E3, we were the first to bring the news that Midway
had Dolphin Development Kits. Today Mark Turmell Game Designer for Midway, and resident of the Midway Sports Asylum, not only confirmed to Planet GameCube that Blitz was already in development for GameCube, but that we would see this... Read more...
by Mike Sklens - 1:47 pm EDT
Source: Tendo Box
I think the headline speaks for this one.
At an official meeting this morning, Sega discussed their financial plan, and software development, among other things.
Mentioned was that Sonic Team (Phantasy Star Online, Sonic) and Amusement Vision (Daytona) are both currently working on GameCube titles. Also, other development groups, including Smilebit (Jet Grind Radio) and Hitmaker (Crazy Taxi) will probably be making GameCube games.
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by Jon Lindemann - 1:13 pm EDT
If you were worried that we wouldn't see Tony Hawk 3 for GameCube, rest easy. PGC is here to confirm the game for you!
I got an e-mail today from NPD asking me to fill out an online survey on behalf of Activision. A question posed in the survey confirms that Tony Hawk Pro Skater 3 is being released for Gamecube:
"Please read the description about a new Tony Hawk's Pro Skater game.
Tony Hawk's Pro... Read more...
by Mike Sklens - 12:19 pm EDT
Source: Gaming-Age Forum
Sega sheds some light on its GameCube stance.
Sega announced in Japan today that two of their development teams, Sonic Team and Amusement Vision are currently working on games for the Nintendo GAMECUBE console. No titles have been announced yet, but are likely to be revealed at E3 next month.
So, what does this mean for GameCube? This means... Read more...
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