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10/10/2025, 8:21:49 PM
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Was the GameCube considered a failure?
I was listening to an old episode of GameSpot's Hot Spot podcast from 10/26/2005.
They were reading an article about Nintendo basically admitting that the GameCube massively underperformed. The tone was weird, you had Jeff Gerstmann laughing at the host for going all in on the GameCube at the start of that generation. They were suggesting that Nintendo might pivot to being a game only publisher on consoles.
Was it the success of the DS and the Wii that sort of smoothed over the money side of the Cube? Everyone seems to love the thing now, but in the moment, was the GameCube considered a failure?
They were reading an article about Nintendo basically admitting that the GameCube massively underperformed. The tone was weird, you had Jeff Gerstmann laughing at the host for going all in on the GameCube at the start of that generation. They were suggesting that Nintendo might pivot to being a game only publisher on consoles.
Was it the success of the DS and the Wii that sort of smoothed over the money side of the Cube? Everyone seems to love the thing now, but in the moment, was the GameCube considered a failure?