This video was meant to be up on the September 14, 2011, as that is the 10th anniversary of the GameCube being released in Japan, but technical issues prevented that from happening. Thus ruining the whole point of this. Not really!
So, it's a day late, but basically, I like the GameCube a lot, and like collecting the consoles, so its 10th anniversary/birthday was my excuse for making an extremely long and boring video about the console.
There's nothing in here that you didn't already know. Even the three different startup sounds are easily found on YouTube. But I put them in anyway. They made for nice ways to split up the video. :)
BTW, the first alternate startup is done by holding the Z button on the controller in port 1 while starting up. The other startup music requires having four controllers plugged in and holding Z on ALL of the while turning the console on. Whew.
Well, I won't let this description get as long as the video. If there is even a way to directly compare the length of a video to the length of text. The video moves at a fixed pace for everyone, but people all read at different rates. So who can say how long it took you to get this far in the description. Could've been days, I don't know. If it has been that long, please...that's enough. Step away from the computer and get a glass of water, you are probably dehydrated.
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This video is a hardware review of the Nintendo GameCube and shows a lot of GameCubes. It also shows 3 startup sounds/music from the console, as well as a short amount of footage from Moto Racer on the Game Boy Advance. These are presented for informational purposes and with extensive commentary. I mean, the whole video is commentary. I just don't shut up.
Any other background music was created by me, Nice and Games, and it is crappy, but is also free from any copyrighted material.
