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Description a 485x431 PNG icon.
The source file (.xcf for gimp) is included.
Featuring GameCube logo and the console itself (photo is public domain and shot by Evan Amos [link] )

Requested by Leatherface


date: 28.02.2011
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hectoi2027 [2024-06-30 20:58:15 +0000 UTC]

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SurburbanKnite [2020-10-27 13:49:08 +0000 UTC]

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abuhaidar88 [2018-07-26 15:10:16 +0000 UTC]

very nice

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Toro143 [2017-05-31 19:49:15 +0000 UTC]

oh man, I know it's been years since someone commented here but here goes a shot in the dark  

Please make a wii round image that go with your others ?These are awesome !

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Norsewinds [2014-05-23 08:51:10 +0000 UTC]

This looks great, gonna use it for the icon of my Dolphin emulator

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Mithrot [2013-01-05 16:08:06 +0000 UTC]

Been using this icon for almost a year, mind if I make a request and ask if you can make a PS2 icon that has a similar style?

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Anarkhya In reply to Mithrot [2013-01-05 21:47:04 +0000 UTC]

Appreciate that (:
I can try something similar, using a fat PS2 most probably, I'll see where it leads..

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Anarkhya In reply to Anarkhya [2013-01-05 22:08:01 +0000 UTC]

Correction: I do not have or find ps2 photos (under CreativeCommons) for this angle, mine is a slim, if you own a fat ps2 to shoot it it could greatly help..

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Neocasko [2011-03-30 16:46:08 +0000 UTC]

Great job on the icon. The Gamecube was the first home console I owned.

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Anarkhya In reply to Neocasko [2011-03-30 21:45:00 +0000 UTC]

Thanks, the first you said? Then I'm curious to know how you feel about consoles preceding the cube..

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Neocasko In reply to Anarkhya [2011-03-30 23:41:31 +0000 UTC]

I've been interested in them. I am lucky enough to get a N64 some time later about 5 years ago and I have taken a liking of older games as well on older systems. I've even started trying out games on the systems games and making reviews for them on DA. Games for the SNES, the Genesis/Mega Drive, the NES, the Game Boy/Color, and others I have been focusing on. I will admit this also. I do emulate a lot as well when it comes to those games as well. It's because I have a thing for overlooked games and of course, they can be hard to find physically. Overall, I have quite an interest in older games.

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Anarkhya In reply to Neocasko [2011-03-31 07:39:16 +0000 UTC]

Right, I know this is not something easy to convey but well..

I'd like to know how someone feels about what we call retro VG now. Because, you probably don't have the nostalgia I'm full of, I do not say it's good to, bad to or whatever, It just changes my point of view and I'm interested in knowing the thoughts of someone who is not driven by nostalgia at all, regarding those older systems.

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Neocasko In reply to Anarkhya [2011-03-31 18:19:40 +0000 UTC]

Well for me at least, I am very interested in older games. While my nostagia came from games on the Gamecube and GBA, I've found out more later about older games after trying out the GBA port of the original Metroid (NES Classics Series). So while I never actually had the nostalgia for games on older systems like the NES,Genesis, and others, they got me interested.

Also, I find that there are so many unique games that were made back then. A lot more variety than the rehashed ideas that have been used over and over again recently like the FPS boom or the sheer amount of "family-friendly" shovelware on the Wii and some likely coming for the Xbox Kinect. For me, older games are a nice break from them all and it seems also back then there is an emphasis on gameplay as opposed to pretty graphics. Games like Sonic 2006 are perfect examples for great graphics but gameplay that is just poor.

Also, I find that there are many older games that have memorable music. For some reason, compared to the music of many newer games, I prefer the music of those games back then.

I could go on and on on what gets me interested but for me, "retro games" are something I have no true nostalgia for yet but I have a great curiosity for and I currently also enjoy. I hope all this answers you question.

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Anarkhya In reply to Neocasko [2011-04-03 12:01:48 +0000 UTC]

Trying the original Metroid must have been painful

Variety, yes I think I agree with you on this point, I have also the feeling that 80's/ early 90's was a kind of laboratory, trying to create in many directions. Then the heavy industry came in and relied on reason more than passion.
However I'm starting to discover that there is possibly a second power operating in the "shadow" of commercial empires, I think about indies or mobile games networks..

As for the music, I'm glad to read that you enjoy the synthetic/chip/module/8 bits/insert-the-correct-word period of VG for what it is and not for what it reminds you, which is something I probably can't do. Well, in my case, I enjoy this genre of music because of the synthetic, because it is in opposition with real instruments, in opposition with what I hear in today's movies, radios, established bands, commercials etc.

Questions have been answered, yes, and thank you for your input.

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Neocasko In reply to Anarkhya [2011-04-03 20:18:18 +0000 UTC]

You're welcome. Thanks for letting me share.

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gzegzolka [2011-03-28 19:52:43 +0000 UTC]

nice icon too

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Anarkhya [2011-03-25 13:55:06 +0000 UTC]

...and I urge you to visit Evan Amos PD (mainly) gallery on wikimedia [link] .

I also relay his call :

If anyone around the NYC area has a collection of older/rare consoles or a console not seen on his wikimedia page and would be interested in helping out his cause, please contact him in hopes of arranging something.

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