Wallace & Gromit in Project Zoo A decent platformer that captures the look of Wallace & Gromit really well, but loses its charm the further you get through it. (Read Full Review)

Grooverider: Slot Car Thunder Essentially Scalextric: The Game. You can move between lanes and will ned to avoid obstacles, grab power-ups and use boosts. Does a lot with a simple concept. (Read Full Review)

Starsky & Hutch A shooting game where you can't choose what you're aiming at. This game has a two player mode where one person uses a wheel and another uses a lightgun - but not on GameCube due to no lightguns for the console. (Read Full Review)

Freedom Fighters The Russians have invaded America and it's up to two plumbers from Brooklyn to help free the people. A really fun game where what you do in one level can impact another. (Read Full Review)

NHL Hitz Pro The beginning of the end of Midway's arcade sports titles, but the birth of a new first party Nintendo studio. It's a fun ice hockey game. (Read Full Review)

Billy Hatcher and the Giant Egg A really fun platformer where you use eggs as traversal tools and weapons, and you can hatch them to gain helpful creatures and power-ups. It's a big buggy and really needs a good remaster. (Read Full Review)

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2004 This has a huge focus on creating your own golfer, with a robust character creator. It's still a pain to look around the course, but there are a lot of features. (Read Full Review)

NHL 2004 The game has really nice graphics, but as a result, it's difficult to actually follow the puck. (Read Full Review)

The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius: Jet Fusion Jimmy Neutron creates a device that brings books to life and endangers the entire town. He has to go through a boring not-quite platformer to fix his blunder. (Read Full Review)

Drome Racers From a period of time where LEGO removed their branding from their games. This is a very basic racing game based on LEGO Technic. (Read Full Review)

The Simpsons: Hit & Run A more mission-based sequel to Road Rage, which also lets you get out of the car and kick anyone around. (Read Full Review)

Freestyle MetalX A Tony Hawk's style motorbike game. Has an amazing box art but the game itself has awkward controls and poor level design. The fade-in pop in just makes everything look odd, too. (Read Full Review)

Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life A faming sim that's about having a family and growing old. You play through chapters of your life, watching the town slightly age. The problem is, there's not a lot do actually do. (Read Full Review)

Shinji Mizushima All-Stars VS Pro Baseball A baseball game where you can add characters from Shinji Mizushima's various baseball manga series to your squad. I think the cel shaded look should have been used for the whole game. (Read Full Review)

WWE WrestleMania XIX This one has an interesting story mode. You work with Stephanie McMahon to overthrow her father. This is done by beating up security guards, throwing dock workers into the sea and murdering construction workers. (Read Full Review)

Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Chaos Bleeds An alright beat-'em-up with annoying repetitive in-game dialogue, maze-like levels and interactable objects that require you to stand in precise invisible spots. (Read Full Review)

Zoids: Battle Legends Or Zoids Vs II. More mech based action, with larger levels and more varied objectives. However, it also means more escort missions. (Read Full Review)

Disney's Extreme Skate Adventure It's Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4 with a Disney themed level pack. It only has Toy Story, Lion King and Tarzan and characters are locked to their levels. (Read Full Review)

Tales of Symphonia A wonderful RPG with a lovely visual style, great combat and an engrossing story. It even has some Zelda-style dungeons, just with a bit too much backtracking. Great all round. (Read Full Review)

Taxi 3 A driving game based on a French comedy film. Get from point A to point B, occasionally driving slowly to "tail" someone. No taxi driving involved. And no fun, either. (Read Full Review)

Madden 2004 The 2003 Game of the Year according to The Game Awards. It's a good sports game, but only a marginal improvement from previous ones. (Read Full Review)

Freaky Flyers A really fun airborne racing game. There are lots of different objectives to complete in crazy and interactive levels. There's also a bonus mode where you get shrunk and have to escape from inside a human body. (Read Full Review)

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles A game designed for multiplayer, with each player getting different bits of information they need to share with others. Shame it needed four GBAs. You can play solo without a GBA, but get none of this extra information. (Read Full Review)

Dragon Drive: D-Masters Shot Flying dragons around a virtual world in a game made by Treasure sounds awesome, but this is anything but. It's not bad, but very much seems a "quickly do a licensed title to fun more great games" project. (Read Full Review)

Resident Evil Code: Veronica X The last of the Resident Evil ports for GameCube, This one has 3D graphics, but still has the fixed camera. I found that it made the controls feel out of place. (Read Full Review)

The Key of Avalon A fascinating Japanese Triforce arcade game, essentially using five GameCubes. Players scan their cards in to move around a board and defeat opponents. n-europe.com/features/all...

Dinotopia: The Sunstone Odyssey The most enjoyable thing about this is the dreadful voice acting and terrible dialogue - especially amusing considering the talent involved. For the game itself, it's just a load of dull combat. (Read Full Review)

Lupin the 3rd: Lost Treasure by the Sea A visual novel with some FMV sequences and a small amount of choices. The entire climax has no input whatsoever, which is odd. (Read Full Review)

Bomberman Land 2 A large RPG-style game where you progress via competing minigames in a theme park. It also has an action RPG, dungeon crawler, kart racer and more... (Read Full Review)

Aquaman: Battle for Atlantis Fly around empty levels, take part in dull 1-on-1 fights where every enemy feels the same (even the final boss) with some dodgy blocking and pilot a ship with naff controls. (Read Full Review)

Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour A fantastic golf game, and one with more "Mario" and fantastical elements than the N64 Mario Golf. (Read Full Review)

F-Zero AX The Triforce Arcade version of F-Zero GX. It features its own tracks (which can be unlocked in GX) and a few unique mechanics - and different physics affecting gameplay. (Read Full Review)

F-Zero GX A truly outstanding futuristic racer. On top of the extremely solid gameplay is a ton of depth in the pilots themselves and a phenomenal soundtrack. (Read Full Review)

Pokémon Channel Program Expansion Disc A bonus disk for Pokémon Channel in Japan. It features a few trailers, some fireworks and you get to see your Pikachu dancing to Polka o Dolka. Cute. (Read Full Review)

Pokémon Channel Watch TV with Pikáchu. It has some elements from Hey You Pikachu! There's not much to the game, but it's still incredibly charming. (Read Full Review)

Doraemon Minidoraland A Gauntlet-style shooter with some minigames thrown in. It's also very short. (Read Full Review)

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Power Pros Baseball 10 Another yearly update for Japanese Baseball, this does have an easy mode that makes the game more fun. (Read Full Review)

Tricycle Hero (Charinko Hero_ Ultraman and Kamen Rider team up to compete in a tricycle competition. There's some fun levels, but feels a bit slow and has some really annoying weapons. (Read Full Review)

NCAA Football 2004 Another College Football game, but this lacks the charm of the previous year's game. The playbook is also very difficult to use. (Read Full Review)

The Italian Job Based on the 2003 film where they ditch classic minis for the large modern ones to weave through gridlocked traffic. The game is just slowly driving from one point to another - even the car chases. (Read Full Review)

Ribbit King This game surprised me a lot. It's loosely based on golf, but is about getting frogs to jump though loads of obstacles. Lots of level gimmicks and jut an immense amount of charm. Highly enjoyable. (Read Full Review)

Kirby Air Ride A incredibly fun racing game with unique controls. It has a regular race, top down race and city trial, where you have to upgrade your vehicle for an unknown challenge. Brilliant. (Read Full Review)

Star Soldier A remake of the original Star Soldier, with a few QOL features and new graphics which add more detail to the game, such as some nice backgrounds. (Read Full Review)

Cubic Lode Runner It takes elements from the original Lode Runner and uses it to create a brand new 3D puzzle game. It's a load of fun and it's a shame it hasn't been re-released. (Read Full Review)

Charlie’s Angels Not as absolutely atrocious as I was expecting, just a poor beat-'em-up. Some of the attacks and sound effects are quite amusing. (Read Full Review)

Auto Modellista A racing sim with a very nice and striking cel shaded style. Just a shame that the racing itself isn't that good. (Read Full Review)

SX Superstar Some interesting race types and a campaign mode where you work yourself up from a crummy motel room. It's a shame the driving isn't very satisfying. (Read Full Review)

F1 Career Challenge It covers four F1 seasons, starting from 1999. Driving feels similar to the previous year, but the CPU drivers seem to drive as poorly as I do. (Read Full Review)

Big Mutha Truckers A rather boring driving game that seems to be made entirely because the name sounds a bit like a swear word. (Read Full Review)