P.N.03 A game where the protagonist constantly dances, but there's no rhythm-based gameplay. It's a unique and fun shooter inside some dull levels. (Read Full Review)

Superman: Shadow of Apokolips Very awkward controls and immensely tedious combat. Superman only fights robots in this game. Out of the two Superman games I've played, the other one - Superman 64 - was a lot more enjoyable. (Read Full Review)

The Sims Not a port of the PC version, but a new Sims game made specifically for consoles, with focus on the Get-A-Life campaign. Also the first Sims game that was in 3D. (Read Full Review)

Army Men: Air Combat: The Elite Missions A port of Air Combat 2. The objectives are more basic than the first game and it all feels very lacking. (Read Full Review)

Game Boy Player A wonderful bit of hardware to play Game Boy, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance games though your TV, but the actual software is quite lacking. (Read Full Review)

Piglet’s Big Game A lovely little kids horror game. Lots of nice visuals and a surprisingly creepy atmosphere. (Read Full Review)

Hikaru’s Go 3 A rather interesting game. It's a game that teaches you Go, based on the anime of the same name. It has a really nice presentation and is the nicest Japanese board game adaptation I've seen. (Read Full Review)

The Baseball 2003 It's Power Pros Baseball with more realistic graphics. (Read Full Review)

WWE Crush Hour A cheap Twisted Metal clone with wrestlers in the cars. (Read Full Review)

TransWorld Surf: Next Wave A more realistic surfing game than Kelly Slater, and the waves actually take place in an actual location. (Read Full Review)

Batman: Dark Tomorrow A game so unfinished, it's astounding. There's a fixed camera because the devs never got round to making one - in fact, the porting company ended up making a lot of the game as the main developers mainly had cutscenes and music. (Read Full Review)

MLB Slugfest 2004 A fun baseball game, but not much difference over the previous one. (Read Full Review)

Zero Fighter: Dogfight Simulator A Japanese WWII flight simulator. Ignoring the context of the battles in the game, the game plays really nicely. I got absolutely trounced by Spitfires, though. (Read Full Review)

Mega Man Network Transmission A 2D Mega Man platformer with some RPG element, and a spin-off of the Battle Network games on GBA. Unfortunately, a few annoying things get in the way. (Read Full Review)

All-Star Baseball 2004 This one is themed around vintage baseball, with scenarios introduced by classic players. It also has nice bonus features like stadium tours. (Read Full Review)

Evolution Snowboarding Not an extreme sports game like Evolution Skateboarding, but rather some kind of awful downhill beat-'em-up. (Read Full Review)

Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc A great 3D platformer with lots of charm. The GameCube version also has a lovely minigame where one player races and a second player builds the road on the GBA. (Read Full Review)

Mary-Kate and Ashley Sweet 16: Licensed to Drive A pretty bad Mario Party clone. Although, for as poor as the game is, the reviews and previews it got at the time are much, much worse. (Read Full Review)

Super Bust-A-Move All-Stars The classic Puzzle Bobble game with new features and a lot of varied and lovely backgrounds. (Read Full Review)

Vexx A really fun platformer that didn't live up to its full potential due to some issues during development. (Read Full Review)

Ghost Recon A lot of the changes made to the console version remove a lot of the tactics form the game (your squad is entirely useless) and make it very easy to shoot enemies from a distance. (Read Full Review)

Rally Championship A fun rally game. I didn't realise how fictional locations in some rally games are were until this - one of the locations is not far from where I live and is nothing like it. (Read Full Review)

Men in Black II: Alien Escape It feels like a poor early PS1 game, especially with the controls. The characters are also nothing like the ones in the film. (Read Full Review)

Nintendo Puzzle Collection A collection of Dr Mario 64, a finisherd version of Panel De Pon that was planned for N64 (it became Pokémon Puzzle League) and a brand new Yoshi's Cookie game. (Read Full Review)

Generation of Chaos: Exceed A very in-depth tactical board game, with a huge story element to it. (Read Full Review)

Summoner: A Goddess Reborn A very clunky RPG that doesn't explain anything about its setting (perhaps the first game did) and feels like it was designed with PC hotkeys in mind, despite no PC version existing. (Read Full Review)

Winning Eleven 6: Final Evolution An enhanced version of Pro Evolution Soccer 2. Meaning that Konami made different football games for Japan, Europe and North America on GameCube. (Read Full Review)

Black & Bruised A decent boxing game where the characters get deformed as they get hit. If only any of them were remotely likeable. (Read Full Review)

ATV: Quad Power Racing 2 An enjoyable racing game with quad bikes. Plenty of fun tracks and some interesting mechanics. (Read Full Review)

Micro Machines A rebooted Micro Machines from a new developer. It lacks the fun, speed and immensely difficult tracks of the previous game. (Read Full Review)

Ikaruga An absolutely wonderful vertical shooter. You have to swap between two separate polarities to either protect yourself or cause the enemy more damage. (Read Full Review)

Resident Evil 3: Nemesis On the same day as the Resident Evil 2 port, Capcom also released Nemesis. I feel like they could have been a collection instead of sperate games. (Read Full Review)

Resident Evil 2 The classic PS1 game ported to GameCube. Sadly, it's lacking the additional features form the N64 but does include the full cutscenes, and all on one disc. (Read Full Review)

Space Raiders A gritty reboot of Space Invaders. You still move left and right and blast incoming enemies, but its' just a sea of grey and brown. Plus a frustrating power up system. (Read Full Review)

Tom and Jerry in War of the Whiskers An improvement over the N64 game, but there's still barely anything here. (Read Full Review)

Super Bubble Pop A freeware PC game that lets you play puzzles in tune to your own music ported to consoles without the ability to use your own music. (Read Full Review)

Top Angler Very much a copy of Sega Bass Fishing. It's even made by the developer that ported Sega Bass Fishing to Dreamcast. (Read Full Review)

The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers A decent hack and slash game, and the closest to a "film-tie-in" that a game has actually felt. (Read Full Review)

Fire Blade A generic helicopter game with horrible stealth levels that uses a "stealth mode" that breaks the normal levels. (Read Full Review)

Skies of Arcadia Legends An absolutely wonderful game. The world and characters are very enticing, and the plot has lots of great twists and turns. The dungeons are also brilliantly made. (Read Full Review)

Dragon’s Lair 3D It does a good job at adapting the original animated film game into a 3D platformer, and makes some of the crazy sequences playable. (Read Full Review)

Mr. Driller DrillLand This takes the Mr. Driller puzzle game and adds a bunch of different twists, including ones based on the Tower of Druaga and an Indiana Jones Parody. They're all a ton of fun. (Read Full Review)

Gadget Racers / Japan, Road Trip: The Arcade Editio / Choro Q! The racing series that can never decide on a name outside of Japan - it was Penny Racers on N64. It's a cute game and you even race past GameCubes, but the handling is atrocious. (Read Full Review)

Disney Sports Basketball A fun, albeit simple, basketball game. Even with 3-on-3, most teams only have one Mickey Mouse character. (Read Full Review)

Bomberman Jetters Essentially a level pack for Bomberman Generation to promote the anime series Jetters. (Read Full Review)

Beyblade VForce: Super Tournament Battle An atrocious game. If you can put up with the audio and visual assault, you can complete the tournament in around 7 minutes. And that's the entire game. (Read Full Review)P

The Sum of All Fears Take Rainbow Six, remove all the tactics from the game and then break the movement and AI and you're left with The Sum of All Fears. (Read Full Review)

SpongeBob SquarePants: Revenge of the Flying Dutchman A poor (but not terrible) platformer with music that will make you go insane. (Read Full Review)

Dr. Muto A really fun platformer where you can transform into hideous looking animals. Lots of creativity and new things to find throughout the game. (Read Full Review)

Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius A very shoddy platformer that is plagued by development issues. (Read Full Review)