As such, the month of April sees a scant three or four games come to the 'Cube. Sure, Nintendo's WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$ is a cool multiplayer game, and Ignition's Pool Paradise makes for a decent game of pool (if you can find the game in stores) but ultimately, something's wrong.
PlayStation 2 and Xbox owners aren't in the same boat. By comparison, April holds some 16 games for PS2 (including Capcom's Onimusha 3 Demon Siege) while Xbox gamers get to choose from around seven or eight games including Rockstar's cool-looking Red Dead Revolver. So what do GameCube fans have to look forward to? E3 is only a few weeks away, so here's a look at Nintendo's first-party line-up for the rest of the year. There's more than a few big names here, and we're even going to speculate on a few surprise names too!
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These are the confirmed Nintendo first-party releases for the U.S., but we're expecting a little more news and excitement from E3. So what else might be making an appearance this year?
A little speculation never hurt anyone! We'll certainly find out the scoop on Wind Waker 2 and anything else is a bonus. GBA gamers can look forward to more first-party titles than GameCube owners, but aren't they one and the same these days? GameSpy will be gathering the definitive line-up of games for all platforms a little closer to E3. Stay tuned for more.
