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Good Gamecube/Wii games?


Etesian

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So for me it's:

Pokemon XD Gale of Darkness

Pokemon Coloseum

Super Mario Sunshine

Xenoblade Chronicles

Okami

Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time (Master Quest if wanted)

Legend of Zelda Wind Waker

Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess

Pikmin

Pikmin 2

Ghost Recon (The game in the past about the future which is now in the past)

Super Smash Bros Melee

Super Smash Bros Brawl

Harvest Moon a Wonderful Life

Lord of the Rings Return of the King

Mario Smash Football

All good games though most GCN and Okami might be a tad difficult with all the drrawing you have to do xD

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Paper Mario and the Thousand Year Door is actually my favorite game ever, and I highly recommend it.

If you're looking for a short, but still entertaining, platformer/beat-em-up, try Wario World. It's short, but again, pretty fun, and worth it alone to hear the Pause menu music.

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You should know that the emulator is in no way a replacement for an actual GC or Wii system. The emulators can't run at the full 30 fps (or 60 i forget) that the actual systems run on constantly. Especially when it comes to Zelda games, the more of Hyrule field you discover, the slower the fps gets. By the time I finished the 3rd temple in Twilight Princess, fps was averaging 12. Anything with a large overworld-type of map seems to be a bit too much for the emulators... unless you have a really nice computer to run your emulator on.

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