Let's travel into an alternate dimension where, after Nintendo realised how cool and successful the original GameCube was, they decided to crate a sequel, the one and only... Nintendo GameCube 2. And no, it's not just a regular GameCube with 2 slapped at the end of it, it is an all-new, unique masterpiece. The GameCube 2 was revealed at E3 2004, and was released in Europe on 31st March, 2006, before launching in Japan on 30th June and North America on 1st September that year.
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| - Let's travel into an alternate dimension where, after Nintendo realised how cool and successful the original GameCube was, they decided to crate a sequel, the one and only... Nintendo GameCube 2. And no, it's not just a regular GameCube with 2 slapped at the end of it, it is an all-new, unique masterpiece. The GameCube 2 was revealed at E3 2004, and was released in Europe on 31st March, 2006, before launching in Japan on 30th June and North America on 1st September that year.
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| - Let's travel into an alternate dimension where, after Nintendo realised how cool and successful the original GameCube was, they decided to crate a sequel, the one and only... Nintendo GameCube 2. And no, it's not just a regular GameCube with 2 slapped at the end of it, it is an all-new, unique masterpiece. The GameCube 2 was revealed at E3 2004, and was released in Europe on 31st March, 2006, before launching in Japan on 30th June and North America on 1st September that year.
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