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One of the major problems with the Gamecube to be honest was that Nintendo's first party software, one of their core selling points, weren't up to snuff.

After the epic Ocarina of Time, Mario 64, and Starfox 64 for instance, a Zelda game that looked like a children's cartoon, Mario being a janitor, and crappy on-foot Starfox weren't what gamers wanted.

Compared to the N64 before and the Wii after, the Gamecube badly lacked killer apps.