I've always felt though if the GameCube launched a year earlier it would've done a lot better.
It got lost in the mix and became labelled as basically the "third wheel" console by giving Sony such a large headstart (that they exploited very well) and then also having to arrive next to the XBox, which negated a lot of things that made the GCN better than the PS2 (better chipset, easier to program for ... XBox had both of those things going for it too).
But yeah Fusion is probably next. They are done with the traditional "big box" home console concept. It's a concept effectively dead in Japan and Nintendo has no support in the West anymore.







