Nintendo

Nintendo 64

Gamecube

Brief Overview of N64: The Nintendo 64 gamesystem has many games and the graphics/sound are good, especially when graduating from a Super Nintendo or earlier version. Game play can consist of four players with wide varieties of types (role-playing, sports, etc.). I feel that the controllers are comfortable in your hands and there aren't. any obscure positions to put your hands in because the games controls takes that into account. All in all, Nintendo 64 is a pretty good system, and probably significantly cheaper with the introduction of the Gamecube to the market.

Brief Overview of GameCube: The GameCube has numerous advantages if you ask me over all the other systems. No it cannot play DVD's like the Playstation 2, but it's a game system. The prices have dropped significantly from when they first came out, and the games quality are off the charts. Sound, Graphics, Speed, everything is good about it. The actual system is a small "cube" which can be easily transported. Four player modes are available many of it's games which are also just popping out like crazy. The actual discs are small and easy to carry around. Saving games is done on a memory card that is inserted into the actual GameCube. This allows you to just carry the memory card with you to have all your saved games, regardless of the disc used. If this hasn't sunk in yet, what I'm saying is you can rent a game to try it out, save, and if you later buy the game, your saved files are still there. I particuarily enjoy this. The controllers can have built in rumble and still be wireless, and are comfortable too, with every button or control stick available at once easily. Gamecube is obviously my favorite system, and I'd recommend it to any Nintendo person out there!