Today in IGN Cube's obligatory Q&A update, rather than the usual clarifications of what the GameCube faithful already know, Matt may have spawned a couple of juicy rumors.

Most notably, he reveals that an editorial on Enix will be going up tomorrow with multiple quotes from company officials, and he goes on to state that he feels that GameCube support from Enix is very likley. Keep in mind that he didn't offer any confirmation, official or otherwise, so file this under... Read more...

An anonymous guy from Rare says a few interesting things to Amazon.com.

Amazon.com (of all places) scored an interview with a member of the Conker's Bad Fur Day development team. Thanks goes to IGN Cube for the link. The source from Conker's dev team spoke on the condition of anonymitiy. Here's an excerpt from the interview:

Amazon: Were there any jokes or scenes that had to be edited out for content late in the development process?

We had a ton of Midway games on the N64. Looks we'll get the same treatment on the GameCube.

One of IGN Cube's mysterious sources recently confided that Midway has one development kit and is currently experimenting with the GameCube hardware.

Apparently, Midway didn't like this image, so they released a statement confirming their full GameCube support. "Midway is extremely excited about... Read more...

New Game Boy Advance shots abound at Nintendo's official GBA shots.

Nintendo has updated the Official Game Boy Advance site with new screens of a ton of games (as seems to be their habit on the first of each month).

There are new shots from F-Zero, GB Wars, Mario Kart, Napoleon and Golden Sun. Some of the more interesting ones from F-Zero and Mario Advance are below.

To celebrate and promote Chu Chu Advance coming to GBA, Sonic Team has cooked up a 25-level demo for the public!

Sonic Team has posted a 25-level demo Shockwave version of Chu Chu Rocket online on its Japanese site. It looks like a good game, but it is entirely in Japanese (and for some reason Babelfish won't work for the directions). You're free to give it a shot, but knowing Japanese is definately a plus--especially... Read more...

Wow, this is really gonna bring on the hurt to Sony.

Metal Gear Solid 2 is delayed. Not only is it delayed; it's delayed till early 2002!! FGN contacted Konami on news regarding a worldwide release of their upcoming mega-hit. The spokesperson had this to say.

"Unfortunately the release date for Metal Gear Solid 2 is at least a year away! It's apparently going to be released worldwide on the same day."

There's been speculation about Namco and Gamecube, but now it's official.

Namco released financial statements today that cited a significant loss (mostly attributed to the disappointing performance of the PS2). Of greater interest to Gamecube fans is that Namco stated that they will be supporting Gamecube. It's been speculated about before, but the financial statement... Read more...

New trademarks hint at Conker's BFD 2.

Ok, so we're a little late with this news... On February 1, 2001, Rare got ahold of two new trademarks: Conker's Other Bad Day, and Grabbed by the Ghoulies. There have been no official comments on this yet, but we can guess a few things from the names. The Conker title is likely a possible sequel (presumably on the GameCube) to Conker's Bad Fur Day. The other name... well, that could be anything really.

Segadojo is starting rumors! Although Virtual Fighter 4 has been listed as a PS2 exclusive, this might not be the case.

RUMOR ALERT! Segadojo just posted a RUMOR that we might be seeing Sega's highly anticipated Virtual Fighter 4 on the Nintendo GameCube. This has already been a long "unspoken" rumor as it has been uncertain whether or not VF4 was really exclusive to PS2. While we still don't know, our pals at Segadojo have boldly pieced some clues together and have started the RUMOR that Virtual Fighter 4 may just end up on GameCube.

I wish they would go away.

THQ has announced that they will be releasing new video games for the GBA, GBC, and PSX based on the "Power Rangers Time Force" show on the FOX network. There isn’t any word on a plot yet, but it will involve time travel and "stopping evil criminals from manipulating the timeline."

Yeah, some crazy guy actually made Metris!

One of those crazy readers of Penny Arcade has whipped up a playable version of Metris, which was featured in this strip. What are you waiting for? Go get it now, or cry yourself to sleep.

While not Gamecube related, this article should open all of our eyes to the threat that is X-Box.

The Seattle Times article goes into depth about the aura at and around Microsoft when it comes to the X-Box project. The X-Box is seemingly succeeding on all front where everyone thought it was doomed to fail. Nintendo and Sony should both be worried, and step up their efforts. Why? The following quote says it all ...

This is getting out of hand.

I guess this is just a sign of the times. About a week ago, I showed some of my friends the "All Your Base" music video that Ty mentioned here at the Planet. Well now, only days later, people all over the dorm and indeed, all over the school are jibbering away with such phrases as "How are you gentlemen!!"... Read more...

Finally, an unofficial confirmation of what we knew all along.

According to IGN Cube, "Sources close to Rare finally confirm that the company's 3D Zelda killer is a GameCube launch title." The article goes on to say that the Dino Planet team has been working on the conversion since November 2000. That's plenty of time to get it done for the American launch.

Nyko releases a picture of its upcoming GBA acessories, and guess what? It's pass-thru time!

Last week we told you about Nyko's upcoming GBA products, including their new version of the extremely popular Worm Light. Today Gamespot posted a picture of the new product lineup, and it contains a little surprise. (Or maybe I just didn't notice it earlier...) Anyway, the picture shows that the... Read more...

Shigeru Miyamoto confirms not only that Zelda is in development for Gamecube, but that the footage from SpaceWorld was actual gameplay footage!

Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto has confirmed the development of Legend of Zelda for GameCube, he also confirmed that the GameCube Zelda video from last year's Nintendo Space World were [sic] the actual gameplay footage. The GameCube version of Zelda will be directed by Mitsihiro Takano, the project director of Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask for N64.

NEC opens a new factory to pump out graphics chipsets for the GameCube

NEC has announced that they have just opened their new $761 million manufacturing facility to produce Flipper graphics chipsets for the Nintendo GameCube. Mass production of the GPU had already begun in January but with the new factory there should be much increased output of chip sets. With NEC already producing massive amounts of chips, it looks like the GameCube will have no trouble hitting its launch date.

While this isn't directly related to the Gamecube sometimes you just have to see something...

OK, so in the last year Nintendo has surprised me a few times. First they made a mascot fighter, then they made an interesting ad campaign for Perfect Dark... but folks, this tops the list. I'm not even sure what to say... wow. A mix of emotions. Joy that Nintendo has come out of the closet somewhat... Read more...

Mysterious GamePak and the shiny new handheld!

RPGamer put a cool little article up about how Nintendo is making sure their GBC Zelda opuses will get the 32-bit treatment. Well a 32-bit bonus at least.

One of the most exciting features of the GameBoy Advance is the system's capability to play GameBoy Color titles. However, up until now, there... Read more...

The mag's got the shots, not the site.

EGM (the print version, anyway) has some new pictures of new GBA names that Majesco will be putting out - Iridion 3D, Earthworm Jim (EWJ 2, it looks like), and Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure.

Majesco is working with Shin'en for Iridion 3D - it's looking quite nice, have a look:

And, of course, a couple pictures of the 16-bit ports. You've probably seen the games before, though...