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5 Nintendo GameCube Games That Don’t Need a Remake

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The GameCube is filled with great games, but many of them are starting to show their age in 2026. After all, the console was at its height about 20 years ago, and the video game industry has come a long way since then. However, a few of the GameCube’s best games were so good that they don’t need a full remake. Instead, the developers should, at most, give them a new coat of paint via a remaster.
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5 Classic Games That Let You Create a Medieval Kingdom

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By Ricky Frech Verified
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Building a city in a game like SimCity or Cities: Skylines is always a blast, but sometimes it’s even more fun to go back in time. Taking charge of your own medieval kingdom adds an extra layer of fun to the mix thanks to the politics and war involved in being an ancient leader. The genre has been making a comeback in recent years with games like Manor Lords, but a few classic games place greater emphasis on city-building than on strategy.
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5 ‘90s RPGs With a Perfect Opening 30 Minutes

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Too often, RPG players hear that a game from their preferred genre only gets good after a handful of hours. I don’t know about you, but that’s an instant turn-off. If an RPG can’t nail its opener, I’m not going to slog through a dozen hours to wait for it to hook me. Thankfully, the ’90s have a solid lineup of RPGs that don’t waste your time. These games kick things off right away, getting you into the action while delivering a compelling start to the story.
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