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A game where seven serial killers (all of which were different personalities inside of the mind of one man) traversed a stylish, haunting world in search of assassination targets seemed wildly out of place on the upbeat and saccharine GameCube library. In an era where spacious 3D platformers packed with collectibles and sprawling open-world action games were really hitting their stride, Suda51’s narrow, on-rails, and completely bonkers Killer7 was an anomaly. Read our Skies of Arcadia: Legends review 20. Skies may not have ranked among the best-selling RPGs of all time, but it most certainly made an impact on anyone lucky enough to have experienced it. What really stands out about Skies of Arcadia is the sense of exploration and discovery you feel when traversing the world in your airship. Skies of Arcadia Legends was somewhat derided at the time of release for not being enough of a graphical improvement over the Dreamcast original, but the GameCube version improves upon the original in meaningful ways by replacing some of the more grindy elements with new features and things to discover. The latter mechanic has been in a plethora of games since then, but it still hasn't been beaten in terms of how satisfying it felt to 'get the shot'. It was visually stylish, and the gameplay was always fun whether you were in combat, traveling in your hovercraft, sorting out a puzzle or photographing wildlife. Blending sci-fi with a sort of anti-corporate political vibe, Beyond Good & Evil also had remarkably layered stakes.

Beyond Good & Evilīeyond Good & Evil has so much going for it. Add in a great loop of Luigi's ghost hunting gameplay, and it's no surprise Luigi's time in the spooky spotlight has led to an enduring franchise. The original Luigi's Mansion managed to evoke a genuinely spooky aesthetic while never losing the humor and charm that comes with such a scared protagonist as Luigi. Read our WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Games! review 23.

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It's the best multiplayer the WarioWare series has to offer to-date, with the Wii version, WarioWare: Smooth Moves, a clear runner up. Sometimes dismissed as a port of WarioWare from the Game Boy Advance to the GameCube, WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Games! added one very important element: fun multiplayer. They are thrown at you in quick, randomized succession, and range from cool NES Zelda and Mario-inspired challenges to goofy anime jokes - and there's a *lot* of nose-picking. The basic premise is that Wario, in his newly-defined role as cheeseball game-making antagonist, has created over 200 'microgames' that you have to learn and master in just a few seconds each. If you haven't played a WarioWare game before, WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Games! is a great place to start. Read our Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem review 24.

It’s incredible to relive these moments and see the house evolve over time Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem was an inspiration to games like What Remains of Edith Finch. What follows is a series of flashbacks, that each explores different events that have occurred in the house over the last couple of centuries. Told over the span of over 2000 years, Eternal Darkness features a woman named Alex trying to uncover the truth about her grandfather’s mysterious murder.

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