Hideki Kamiya doesn't think "Devil May Cry" will come to the 'Cube.

In NextGen's most recent magazine, they interviewed Hideki Kamiya of "Devil May Cry" fame. Apparently, Kamiya-san believes the game is not best suited for the GameCube, though he does think that a Xbox version would look better than its PS2 counterpart, if ever made.

Introducing the World Game Show, an international gaming expo set to debut in Paris next April.

A French site called GameCube-FR has received word that Paris will be the home of a brand new gaming expo called the World Game Show, or WGS. It's being touted as the European equivalent of E3 or the Tokyo Game Show. Here's the announcement, as translated by GameCube-FR. (Hit the link above to see the original version in French; we are not responsible for translation errors!)

Famitsu has published some interesting information, and Tendo Box has made it easily available for us!

Tendo Box's latest "Galloping Gaijin" cites Famitsu Magazine, which has revealed lots of little goodies involving Space World and Nintendo overall.

Besides the 81 displayed titles, Nintendo will reveal other titles not present at the upcoming show. The article also explains the different main... Read more...

Where's Willie Nelson when you need him. The GameCube you're dying for has a new theme song. I promise you, it's not from Louie the cat.

Okay, this may probably be the weirdest Monday news we've had here on Planet GameCube. You've been dying to get your hands on a GameCube...while you wait, why not listen to the The GameCube theme song?!

Strange, but very very true, there's a band from Sweden called the Ancient-3 who have made a theme song about...you guessed it...the GameCube. Here's the Lyrics if you want to rock out with your bad self...

Did you win? Did you play? DID YOU WIN?

Thanks for Participating in our Dragon Warrior III contest....

And the lucky winners are....

::Louie Drum rolls::

First Prize:

Trent Styrcula

Second Prize:

Agustin Lopez

Dan Veltri

Congrats! Your Dragon Warrior III love is on it's way! Special thanks go to Enix, and Prima for providing the goods!

The latest Dengeki Top 50 chart is out and we have the listings for the Nintendo console titles.

LastRankTitlePublisherSystemGenreSoldTotal

23Mario Kart AdvanceNintendoGBARacing93,950254,390

-6Baru Shooting BladeBroccoliGBCAdventure27,94227,942

37Fushigi no Dungeon: Furai no Shiren GB2Chun SoftGBCDungeon23,24391,200

58Yugioh Duel Monsters 5: Expert IKonamiGBACard22,056307,201

Nintendo can't get GBA screens fast enough! So, they're getting help from partner in crime Panasonic.

Sharp has been making screen for the Game Boy Color and the Game Boy Advance. Previously, they were hard pressed to meet the demand for the LCDs. Apparently, they have been so hard pressed that Nintendo is now going to be receiving screens from Panasonic as well. Sample screens have already been shipped.... Read more...

It was hoped that we would know more on GameCube import pricing by the end of this week. Here's a pre-mature look...

Buy Rite is the first US distributor to announce pricing plans for import Japanese GameCubes. There's no official price yet, but they are listing a tentative package price between $349.99 - $399.99. This package will include....

One import Nintendo GameCube console

One Controller

One digicard

There are now technically more announced Batman titles for the GCN than Mario Brothers games. Yay?

Ubi Soft announced today that Batman: Vengeance and Disney's Tarzan will make their way to the GameCube. No dates were announced for the two titles, but the two games should hopefully arrive within the GameCube's first year. While both games are currently also under development for the PS2, expect Ubi Soft to reveal some GCN exclusives in the near future, as there are still a whopping 17 other games to come from the French publisher.

Some rather disappointing news, as well as a plea for your help! Free pizza? Naked chicks? CLICK NOW!

Dear Planet GameCube readers,

As you’ve noticed, we’ve got a Pay Pal ad up on our website asking for donations to help get us to Space World. I’d like to thank the 10 people out there that donated money already. Planet GameCube not only is a lot of hard work to keep going, but it costs us quite a bit of money for server costs, and taking trips to E3, Space World, etc.

Activision is bringing Minority Report to every next-generation console and GBA!

Yesterday, Activision announced that they have earned the rights to the upcoming movie "Minority Report," a science fiction film featuring Tom Cruise. Activision has the rights to next summer's Speilburg film for five years on every console and the PC, and will no doubt take advantage of it. Below is a quote from Activision's press release.

In a translated interview from Nintendo Dream, the presidents of Sonic Team & Amusement Vision talk about likes, dislikes and other cool stuff.

Over at ye ol’ Tendo Box, the “Galloping Gaijin” has struck again with his latest column. As part of it, he runs a translated interview with Sonic Team president Yuji Naka & Amusement Vision president Toshihiro Nagoshi from Nintendo Dream magazine. These two Sega legends will be showing off their GameCube projects at Nintendo’s fast approaching SpaceWorld show but here reveal a more personal side… Enjoy!

Price Fixing is bad, m'kay ...

In what amounts to a slap on the wrist, Japan's Free Trade Commission (FTC) has ordered Sony to stop the practice of pressuring Wholesalers and retailers to sell it's PS2 at specific prices, a practice known in the US as "price fixing."

Why is price fixing such a big deal? It denies a retailer... Read more...

We are almost done editing the video & moving to production. Yay! So what’s next? What are some of the highlights of video? How much longer until it is done? The answers are here.

Since a long time before E3 2001 took place, we were planning and pimping our E3 video. Well, it’s been a long and crazy road since then. However, the next two days should see the E3 video getting out of my hair, and into production. I am very happy to be able to say this!

Rob Avery and... Read more...

Namco's super-popular fighter will make it's debut at Space World, on the Game Boy Advance.

Nintendo Company Limited updated their Space World software lineup list. Added to it was Tekken. "Tekken" is currently a working title and will probably change. But most likely, the new title will have the word "Tekken" in it. More info will be available close to Space World.

Audio of the event is now online!

Bellow is an MP3 featuring the last six and a half minutes of the Pokemon Spelling Bee. Check it out to hear Ben pronounce Pokemon names (and sometimes get corrected)! Any MP3 player should work... just click to download!

Gotta spell them all! (1.1 MB)

LucasArts lets another company publish Rogue Leader in Japan.... with Japanese vocals!

New information regarding Rogue Leader has been revealed. It seems the Japanese version, scheduled for a late December release, will feature Japanese vocal acting to go along with the translated text! Interestingly, LucasArts has announced that it will not publish the title overseas: EA/Square will do the job instead. For not supporting GCN yet themselves, Square seems to be publishing quite a lot of GameCube titles...

Not entirely unexpected just a couple weeks before SpaceWorld, Nintendo's server buckles due to a hardware problem ...

Registration was scheduled to begin this morning at 11AM Pacific Time for Camp Hyrule, Nintendo's week-long online chat event for gaming enthusiasts.

However, server problems have forced Nintendo to reschedule registration for 11AM tomorrow. Why all the fuss about Camp Hyrule?

That's simple... Read more...

Gigantic Japanese publisher of Castlevania buys a stake in the creators of Bomberman. Gothic multiplayer insanity: Q3 2002. Joking.

Konami, the largest third-party game publisher in Japan, has bought out 38% of Hudson Soft, making them the major shareholder. Hudson is probably best known for the long-running Bomberman series.

We heard this as a rumor last week, but now the Magic Box has confirmed it. Konami has generally... Read more...

The PGC Server is getting worked over like Billy on his Birthday. Read on to find out why ...

Folks, the Planet GameCube server is getting hit HARD today, harder than usual. And the reason why is simple. We've been Slashdotted.

It's actually quite an honor. Slashdot is the foremost resource for the high-tech industry, and getting Slashdotted is quite the sign of respect. Unfortunately, that means that you all get to learn about ... The Slashdot Effect.