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GameCube Home | Accessory Info | Games Database (Reviews/Previews) | Screen Shots | Release Dates Nintendo GameCube GameCube Tech Specs MPU("Microprocessor Unit") - IBM Power PC "Gekko" Clock Frequency - 445 MHz External Bus Bandwidth - 1.6GB/second(Peak) Clock Frequency - 182.5MHz Color, Z Buffer - Each is 24bits Sound Processor - Special 16bit DSP Sampling Frequency - 48KHz Actual Display Capability - 6 mil. to 12 mil. polygons/second A-Memory - 16MB (100MHz DRAM) Texture Read Bandwidth - -12.8GB/second (Peak) Media - 8cm Optical Disc Technology Input/Output - Controller Port x4 - Digicard Slot x2 - Analog AV Output x1 - Digital AV Output x1 - High-Speed Serial Port x2 - High-speed Parallel Port x1 Power Supply - AC Adapter DC12V x 3.5A Main Unit Dimensions 150mm(W) x 110mm(H) x 161mm(D) Released on November 18th, 2001, the GameCube is Nintendo's entry into the next generation of gaming consoles. The GameCube is capable of displaying 12 million polygons per second with eight texture laters and running at 60 frames per second. The GameCube uses 8 centimeter optical discs which can hold up to 1.5 gigabytes of data. The GameCube's size comes in at a very small six inches by six inches by four 1/2 inches. The GameCube has many possibilities for additions. Nintendo will soon make available a V.90 56K modem and a broadband adapter, both of which will plug into one of the GameCube's high speed ports on the underside of the console. Another feature coming is the ability to hook your GameBoy Advance up to the GameCube and use it to play games. One such demo was shown off at SpaceWorld 2001, the demo featured Kirby rolling around on the GameCube, and than when he fell, he "fell" into the GameBoy Advance, continuing gameplay. The GameCube is a serious contender in the next-gen "console war," and with hundreds of great titles coming, there is plenty to look forward to. GameCube Resources: More Hardware Information GameCube Game Reviews GameCube Game Previews GameCube Game Screenshots GameCube Game and Hardware Release Dates