However, due to the Panasonic Q (GameCube + DVD + CD Player from Panasonic, only available in the Japan) and its support legs, none of the colored GameBoy Players will be compatible with the Q.

Panasonic displayed its GameCube/DVD player at Nintendo's Space World 2001 show. To demonstrate its DVD-movie playback capabilities the company was playing a Kirby DVD in widescreen, progressive ...

While the GameCube was unable to compete with the hugely successful PlayStation 2 thanks to its built-in DVD player and third-party support, it did have many excellent games; albeit some obscure ones.

Nintendo announced at E3 1999 that Matsushita (Panasonic) would eventually release a DVD player with the GameCube hardware included. The unit was finally shown at E3 2001, and an updated version ...

No DVD Player One of the primary reasons the Nintendo GameCube quickly failed to win customers was its lack of DVD capability. With the launch of the PlayStation 2, Sony essentially had a two ...

The GameCube’s lack of a DVD player was bad, but the GameCube’s lack of true online gaming capabilities was even more detrimental in the long term.

On September 14, 2001, the GameCube went on sale for the first time in Japan.Two months later, on November 18, the console was released in North America. Can you believe it’s been twenty years?

At the CEATEC Expo in Japan, Panasonic released new details on its GameCube-DVD hybrid. The final name of the unit will be Q, and the product's slogan will be "play or view." While no final ...

The GameCube wasn't a runaway sales success for Nintendo though, as despite having strong momentum on launch, it couldn't match the PlayStation 2's mainstream appeal and only managed to sell 21.74 ...

I know the Panasonic one does.And I'm assuming that the regular Gamecube doesn't, but I want to know for sure.Can the Gamecube play mini-DVD's?

Looks like Nintendo will beat both the "PS3/XBOX2" with the first 3 in one entertainment box in Japan. I wonder if it will be an even bigger cube with the ...