So, what 3rd party developers -ARE- flourishing on Gamecube?

[EssenceK]

Besides Sega (with Sonic Adventure 2 Battle and the Monkey Ball
Series), and to some degree Capcom (Resident Evil Series) - Name me a
3rd party developer that's having smashing success with the Gamecube.

[Bramster]

in addition to the ones you mention:
Eidos is having some noteworthy releases (like Timesplitters).
EA scores pretty well with for example Medal of Honor.
Factor 5 did a good job selling Rogue Leader.

[joe]

Not many. It's so bad for 3rd party developers it's "laughable". It's just
so laughable.

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[kicksy]

Factor 5

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[Robert]

kicksy <slapk...@THECLERICblueyonder.co.uk> wrote in
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>
> EssenceK wrote:
> > Besides Sega (with Sonic Adventure 2 Battle and the Monkey Ball
> > Series), and to some degree Capcom (Resident Evil Series) - Name me a
> > 3rd party developer that's having smashing success with the Gamecube.
>
> Factor 5
>
>
>

Factor 5 rules! Now if only they'd do a Turrican game for Gamecube or
GBA...

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[Jarle Hrafn Grindhaug]

> > EssenceK wrote:
> > > Besides Sega (with Sonic Adventure 2 Battle and the Monkey Ball
> > > Series), and to some degree Capcom (Resident Evil Series) - Name me a
> > > 3rd party developer that's having smashing success with the Gamecube.
> >
> > Factor 5
> >
> >
> >
>
> Factor 5 rules! Now if only they'd do a Turrican game for Gamecube or
> GBA...

That would be superb. I think I will dig out my Amiga :)

-Jarle Hrafn

[Codswallop]

On Fri, 31 Jan 2003 20:04:48 GMT, EssenceK wrote in
alt.games.video.nintendo.gamecube:

> Besides Sega (with Sonic Adventure 2 Battle and the Monkey Ball
> Series), and to some degree Capcom (Resident Evil Series) - Name me a
> 3rd party developer that's having smashing success with the Gamecube.
>

Electronic Arts, definitely. Sure they may be cutting back on a few
sports games (doesn't personally bother me), but they've got other big
games that are doing well. For example:

SSX Tricky
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
James Bond (both Agent Under Fire and Nightfire)

and there's probably more I can't think of off the top of my head.

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if you don't like gamecube, then do not buy or play it.
"Stu" <stu> wrote in message news:3e3b2855$1...@news.iglou.com...
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> "Bramster" wrote:

> >
> > EssenceK wrote:
> >
> > >Besides Sega (with Sonic Adventure 2 Battle and the Monkey Ball
> > >Series), and to some degree Capcom (Resident Evil Series) - Name me a
> > >3rd party developer that's having smashing success with the Gamecube.
>

> Sega and Capcom are kind of mixed bags. Sega's Monkey Balls and
> Sonic games and PSO (at least in Japan) have done well, but they've
> been pretty disappointed in the sales of their other GC games, which
> led them to consider dropping their sports games from the console.
> Capcom stock has really been hit hard lately on concerns that the
> GC is the wrong platfrom to be marketing a mature game like the
> Resident Evil series. There looks to be a lot of buzz about the
> upcoming 5 non-RE GameCube games that they're working on, though,
> so that could turn out nicely for them.

>
>
> > in addition to the ones you mention:
> > Eidos is having some noteworthy releases (like Timesplitters).
> > EA scores pretty well with for example Medal of Honor.
> > Factor 5 did a good job selling Rogue Leader.
>

> Factor 5/LucasArts did great, and Timesplitters has seen some nice
> numbers on the GC. I wouldn't put EA in that mix, though -- they've
> been pretty vocal about their frustration with their GC game sales.
> With EA and Sega out of the picture, Acclaim has a decent chance
> of seeing good numbers with their baseball game on the GC.
>
>
>

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