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Xbox or Gamecube
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Jakandsig:
These are two underrated consoles bringing tons of great games (the former explaining the console gaming audience) and both for better or worse, changed the source of the companies behind them.

But which was better?
burningdoom:
Both are great and have good exclusives. Morrowind are Metroid Prime are both two of the best games to come out of that generation.
bikingjahuty:
Not by a huge margin, but I prefer the original XBOX.
MJMaranan:
I would choose Gamecube on this because the Wave Bird controller was the best Nintendo controller I've ever played with.  Using the GBA for games such as The Legend Of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures & Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles was a fun and innovative way to play.  Plus, the Game Boy Player allows me to play my GBA games, especially the Golden Sun series, on TV.

As for the Xbox, I never enjoyed both controllers, the original bulky model and the compact version that came later.  As for games that interested me, they were available either on PC or multi-platform.
kamikazekeeg:
Tough to say.  I know there were some good games on the Gamecube, but I never owned one and Xbox did great for Halo as I had so many LAN parties with Halo and Halo 2.  Got to the point that I was working with my small local gaming community to set up public LAN parties.  Probably hundreds of hours on both games.  There were a few other good exclusives too I'm sure, I just don't remember them as much anymore.  Kinda in comparison, I can think of more good exclusives on the Gamecube like Wind Waker, Resident Evil 4 (Till it went to the PS2), Animal Crossing, Super Mario Sunshine (A game I didn't appreciate till later on), and a few others I didn't play, but are well liked, and it was already pointed out with things like the game boy player which allowed people to play handheld games on the TV which is a nice feature.  Wave Bird was also a fantastic controller, though the Xbox S Controller fixed a lot of issues the Xbox had lol
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