Trialing out GameCube Disks on the Wii
Sunday, November 12th, 2006We found this video through Youtube, but the video credits Destructoid.
We found this video through Youtube, but the video credits Destructoid.
No, THQ hasn’t made up a delightful French dish, instead they have announced that they will be bringing out a video game version of Pixar’s latest CG effort, Ratatouille.
‘Ratatouille will be released for all three next-gen systems: The Wii, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3. It is also set to come to the PlayStation 2, GameCube, PlayStation Portable, DS, PC, Macintosh, and Game Boy Advance. Development is being performed at several outlets of THQ’s worldwide studio system under the supervision of Heavy Iron Studios (The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer). THQ Wireless is also prepping several mobile phone games based on Ratatouille.’
‘Walt Disney Co., the world’s second- largest media company, is creating a video-game studio to make titles exclusively for Nintendo Co., targeting audiences for its animated characters.
The studio, called Fall Line, will be based in Salt Lake City and run by Scott Novis, who led the team that created the game based on the Pixar film “Cars.” Novis’s designers will build games for the Nintendo “Wii” console to be released this month and the “DS” and “Game Boy” handheld players.’
A GameCube owner was feeling left out when the latest Legend of Zelda videos hit the internet.
So naturally, he flipped the video horizantal to mimic the environment on the GameCube.

Corporation web technology for Wii becomes, the latest edition of picture optimization application “OPTPiX for game development iMageStudio for Wii” “Ver.6” was sold on November 6th. As for price 360,150 Yen 1 licenses. As for the user “of OPTPiX iMageStudio for Wii Ver.5”, being gratuitous, upgrade is possible.
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The friendly French over at Jeux-France.com have been regularly posting Wii-Gamecube comparisons.
Now they have posted some Wii - Gamecube video comparisons, each available to download individually.
1. Nintendo DS Lite - 158,681
2. PSP - 25,908
3. PS2 - 21,832
4. GBA SP - 1,858
5. Xbox 360 - 1,565
6. GB Micro - 1,351
7. GameCube - 644
8. Nintendo DS Phat - 114
9. Game Boy Advance - 15
10. Xbox - 7
1. DS Lite - 124,137
2. PS2 - 28,264
3. PSP - 21,050
4. Xbox 360 - 2,101
5. Game Boy Advance SP - 1,532
6. Game Boy Micro - 1,273
7. Cube - 488
8. DS - 260
9. Game Boy Advance - 12
10. Xbox - 8