Compare Mario Superstar Baseball for GameCube to King Kong for GameCube

Continuing the tradition started by such games as Mario Power Tennis and Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour, Mario Baseball brings a new brand of fun to the world of baseball. The game combines an intuitive hitting system with easy-to-learn fielding and pitching controls - making it an arcade-like experience that will appeal to baseball novices and hard-core fans alike. Players can try their hands at Challenge Mode, where they must wander the land clearing baseball-related trials. Or they can sit down for a game in the Toy Field, where they hit balls at circles in the outfield to earn coins and other prizes. With multiplayer options for up to four players, wild, character-specific power moves, crazy mini-games and more than 50 characters from the Mario universe, Mario Baseball is sure to be the new favorite pastime. Less

Based on the upcoming remake, Ubisoft’s PETER JACKSON'S KING KONG THE OFFICIAL GAME OF THE MOVIE for the Game Cube takes players from a lost world filled with dinosaurs to modern day New York City. Playing both as screenwriter Jack Driscoll and as Kong himself, players will fight their way through a number of different environments and locations. The storyline of the game follows the new movie adaptation fairly closely. Jack, filmmaker Carl Denham, and up-and-coming star Ann Darrow are looking for the perfect location for a new film, and they think Skull Island is just the place. Upon arrival, however, the find the island crawling with prehistoric creatures, dangerous natives, and one giant ape. Much of PETER JACKSON'S KING KONG THE OFFICIAL GAME OF THE MOVIE takes place in the first-person perspective of Jack. Less