Goku, Raditz, Piccolo, Krillin, Gohan, Vegeta. Any of these names should conjure up font memories for anyone who grew up in the 90s or 2000s. Not only was Dragon Ball Z the gateway drug to an entire medium but it redefined what could sell to the west and laid the ground work for so many shows today. The Dragon Ball franchise of course makes an appearance on the GameCube with Budokai, Budokai 2, and Sagas. Mike and Neil are joined by friends of the show Harrison and Jason to discuss these games and lament why Budokai 3 was never released for the hardware. DBZ of course influenced other animes like Zatch Bell, Naruto, and One Piece who also made appearances on the Cube with two games a piece. The Mamodo series for Zatch Bell, the critically acclaimed Clash of Ninja for Naruto and the Grand Battle/Adventure games for One Piece. Don't want to hear 9 back of the cases? Skip ahead to 4:50 to charge up for this super saiyan episode!
Spider-Man Games on The GameCube
Metroid Prime
Scooby-Doo Games on The GameCube
Resident Evil Games
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles & Other RPGs
TimeSplitters & Geist
Crash Bandicoot Games
WWE Wrestling Games on The GameCube
Animal Crossing
Madden & Football Games
Tony Hawk on The GameCube
Super Mario Sunshine
Burnout & Racing Games
Games on the Road
Star Fox Adventures, Eternal Darkness, & Cubivore
Super Monkey Ball & Pac-Man
NHL Hitz, NBA Street & Arcade Sports Games
The Dreamcast - Sonic, Billy Hatcher, & More
The Simpsons - Road Rage, Hit & Run
Unplayable Games for the Nintendo GameCube - Part I
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