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Mario Kart: Double Dash is one of the most unique and popular racing games on the GameCube. The biggest difference from other games in the series is that two characters share one kart: one driver and one passenger who throws the items.

Key features:
Gameplay: Race across 16 colorful tracks while strategically switching characters on your kart; the rear player holds items and can throw unique, character-specific Special Items (such as Bowser's giant shell or Donkey Kong's giant bananas).
Co-op mode: Two players can ride together in the exact same kart, with one steering and the other handling the weapons and turbo starts.
Unlockable karts: For the first time in the series, you choose not only a character but also a specific kart with its own stats for weight, speed, and acceleration.
Multiplayer: In addition to four-player split-screen multiplayer, the game supports LAN connections, allowing up to 16 players on as many as 8 GameCube consoles to race against each other at once. is a chaotic, action-packed football game in which familiar characters from the Mushroom Kingdom face off without following the usual rules of football.


Mario Smash Football is an energetic arcade football game released in 2005 for the Nintendo GameCube. Instead of a realistic sports simulation, the game offers a chaotic and rough take on football in which traditional rules are completely absent.

Key features:
Gameplay: Fast-paced, aggressive 5-on-5 football where tackling opponents into the boards, body-checking, and using familiar Mario items (such as shells and bananas) are all allowed.
Super Strikes: When the captain (e.g. Mario or Bowser) is unmarked, you can charge up a spectacular, powerful 'Super Strike' that counts as two points if it scores a goal.
Team lineup: Choose a familiar Nintendo hero as captain and fill out the team with sidekicks (such as Toads, Koopas, or Birdos) and Kritter as the regular goalkeeper.
Game modes: Includes several tournaments (Cups), a quick-match mode (Grudge Match), and a hectic multiplayer mode for up to four players at once on the couch.


Mario Kart: Double Dash is one of the most unique and popular racing games on the GameCube. The biggest difference from other games in the series is that two characters share one kart: one driver and one passenger who throws the items.

Key features:
Gameplay: Race across 16 colorful tracks while strategically switching characters on your kart; the rear player holds items and can throw unique, character-specific Special Items (such as Bowser's giant shell or Donkey Kong's giant bananas).
Co-op mode: Two players can ride together in the exact same kart, with one steering and the other handling the weapons and turbo starts.
Unlockable karts: For the first time in the series, you choose not only a character but also a specific kart with its own stats for weight, speed, and acceleration.
Multiplayer: In addition to four-player split-screen multiplayer, the game supports LAN connections, allowing up to 16 players on as many as 8 GameCube consoles to race against each other at once.


Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX 2 is an energetic extreme sports game in which you pull off awesome stunts and combos on a BMX bike. The game uses the same smooth gameplay engine as the well-known Tony Hawk's Pro Skater series.

Key features:
Gameplay: Score as many points as possible within two minutes by linking jumps, grinds, and flatland tricks (balancing on one wheel) into huge combos.
Road Trip (Career): Travel by tour bus through 8 major American cities (such as Miami and Los Angeles) and complete objectives, such as achieving high scores or collecting the letters B-M-X.
Real pros: Play as 10 real BMX legends, including Mat Hoffman himself, each with their own stats and outfits.
Extras: Includes two-player split-screen multiplayer, a Park Editor for building your own skatepark, and a great soundtrack featuring bands such as Green Day and Run-D.M.C.

Medal of Honor: Frontline is best known for its cinematic atmosphere and legendary, intense opening mission during the D-Day landing at Omaha Beach.

Key features:
Gameplay: Fight behind enemy lines in 6 major operations (divided into 19 missions), ranging from large-scale trench warfare to infiltrating German bases.
Historical missions: Complete crucial objectives such as capturing the bridge at Remagen, hijacking a German U-boat, and destroying a secret Nazi jet (the Ho 229).
Atmosphere and music: The game stands out for its immersive orchestral soundtrack by composer Michael Giacchino and its authentic 1940s arsenal of weapons.
Multiplayer: The GameCube version includes an exclusive split-screen multiplayer mode in which up to four players can compete against each other.


Mario Party 5
Key features:
The board game: Players take turns rolling the dice to move around interactive boards, collect coins, and buy stars to win.
New capsule system: This installment introduced capsules (later known as orbs) that players can throw onto spaces to set traps for opponents or gain advantages for themselves.
Minigames: Includes more than 75 brand-new minigames (4-player, 1-versus-3, 2-versus-2, and Duel) played after each round to earn coins.
Super Duel Mode: A unique extra mode in which you can build and customize your own battle vehicle with points you've earned, then take it into an arena to face the computer or friends.
Multiplayer: The ultimate party game to play on the couch with up to four players at once, with Bowser and the Koopa Kids able to cause plenty of chaos.

All games come with their original packaging and booklets. Medal of Honor also includes the original memory card.