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GameCube Demand Spiking in U.S.?

LlamaRama writes "Reuters reports that Nintendo has nearly sold out of GameCubes in the United States, with Nintendo spokeswoman Perrin Kaplan explaining: 'Store shelves are just running very dry... I'd say about 50 percent of our stores are out.' Seems like the holiday rush on GameCube might last a few months past December!" Kaplan also indicated that "...January hardware sales were up 60 percent year-over-year, while January software sales were up 101 percent" following last year's GameCube price cut to $99, though it's unclear how these increased totals compare with current PlayStation 2 and Xbox sales.

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  1. Re:I can verify this in New York City by Cthefuture · · Score: -1, Troll

    Or it could just be they sell so poorly that places are not restocking them.

    What's so great about it?

    That's meant as a question, not a troll. Really, what does the 'Cube offer?

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