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Because the Wii is now available. Once a successor platform is released, developers generally focus on the next generation platform rather than the older one. This process sometimes moves very quickly and sometimes moves more slowly, for a variety of factors. The transition was relatively fast in this case because the Gamecube was already technologically obsolete -- it was designed about six years ago.
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Sense they stop making games on the GameCube is naruto GNT 3 on the wii?
Yes, GNT3 in the US is Clash of Ninja Revolution on the Wii. They probably switched it to the Wii because of the GC's failing popularity.
Is there an orange GameCube that will read us games?
no there is not the orange gamecube is only availiable in japan
Can you play us gamecube games on a eur gamecube?
yes but you have to take you memory card so you can load it
What is a freeloader?
it is a disc for GameCube that allows you to play games from regions that would be blocked by the GameCube. for example, it would allow you to play a game from japan on a us GameCube
Will naruto clash of ninja 4 for GameCube in the us?
clash of ninja 4 might come in the U.S later in 2008 it might come later in 2008 im afraid not, Nintendo stop making games for gamecube.but they made a similar game to clash of ninja four for wii
Are all of the gamecube games gonna be on the Wii cause Naruto clash of ninja has always been on gamecube and I think it's unfair for some of us who have to buy a Wii just for one game?
If you like gamecube you will like the Wii because both are made by nintendo.
When was the GameCube was first introduced in US?
1998.
Which stores is DSI In US?
game stop,and EB games
When did the US stop making silver quarters?
For general circulation, 1964.
Can you use a US Xbox in UK?
As far as I know yes, but the UK games might not work for it. that's how it was with my old gamecube but I've yet to try it with an Xbox.
When did the us stop making half silver dimes?
1,200,444,444,444,444,444,555,666,555. years ago
When did the US Mint stop making five cent coins from nickel?
1867
