Over two decades have passed since the launch of the GameCube, yet many of its titles remain timeless classics. Whether it's the nostalgia they evoke, their contributions to Nintendo's iconic franchises, or simply their enjoyable gameplay, the best GameCube games continue to captivate gamers. These games have not only stood the test of time but have also found new life through various platforms.
You don't need to dust off your old GameCube to enjoy these classics. Many GameCube games have been remastered or re-released for the Nintendo Switch, making them accessible to a new generation of players. Excitingly, Nintendo has announced that GameCube titles will be available on Nintendo Switch Online with the upcoming Switch 2. To enhance the experience, Nintendo is even releasing a Switch 2 GameCube controller, allowing fans to relive these classics with the authentic feel of the original hardware.
In celebration of the Switch 2's revival of these beloved titles, the IGN staff have cast their votes to determine the top GameCube games. Here is the definitive list of the 25 best GameCube games of all time.
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