Random: Xbox Phil Spencer reveals his favorite GameCube game

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As you have noticed, today 20 years since the launch of Nintendo Gamecube in Japan and us (along with the rest of the Internet) have been becoming nostalgic for the Nintendo purple box.

As usual in these important anniversaries (or on any anniversary with regard to social networks, it is also necessary to mark birthdays 17 and 36), .verse and FacebookVerse and other verses of diverse distópic have been held rightly, with GameCube as a trend among players. 'Thoughts in a way that Nintendo would like to have two decades ago.

With all by sharing your favorite GameCube games and memories, such a Phil Spencer, Xbox director in Microsoft, revealed her favorite gamecube game. In .. No, it's not Mario, it's not Pikmin, it's not F-Zero, it's not even Billy Hatcher. Its…

Eternal Darkness: Phil Spencer (@ XboxP3) September 14, 2021

Yes, it is the psychological horror of Silicon Knights Eternal Darkness: SANITY'S REQUIEM, a game that remains exclusive to GameCube to this day and that is at number 12 on our list of the 50 best GameCube games classified by readers At the time of writing this article. It is a title of classic horror full of traditions at the Lovecraftian style and blood of the ancient God, and perhaps more remembered with love for its superbly effective cordness effects, where the game would break the fourth wall to get into the mind of the player.

Is this a signal? Does this mean that Phil is working with Nintendo to recover the series in some way? Microsoft is buying Nintendo?!?! ...

Er, no, no, no. Check your sanity meter, please.

Anyway, well, Phil, is a quality video game launched for Nintendo Gamecube, and we approve your good taste, sir.

Do not hesitate to let us know below what gamecube game you think Jim Ryan would call her favorite. Let's say that it is probably ... Oh, a FIFA or something like that.