Animal Leader – Cubivore [64 DD - Cancelled]

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by yota In: NINTENDO| nintendo 64 & 64DD

4 Apr 2008

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One of the strangest games ever created for the N.64, Cubivore was originally revealed (already ported on cartridge) at the Spaceworld 2000. It was without a doubt the most creative game of the show, not only because of the extreme stylized graphic, but also for the main objective of the game: became the forefront of the evolution chain. Unfortunately, it was first a victim of the failure of the 64DD, and then, when finally ported on a cartridge, of the forthcoming release of the Project Dolphin. It did come out however in 2002 on the Gamecube and, despite being graphically almost identical to the N.64 version, it was released even in the USA.

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2 Responses to Animal Leader – Cubivore [64 DD - Cancelled]

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Cubivore10

October 12th, 2008 at 5:59 am

Ah, Cubivore, my favorite game!

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monokoma

October 12th, 2008 at 2:22 pm

ahah, indeed! Cubivore is one of my favourite GameCube games, really a clever and fun gameplay.. with weird graphic style! I had to import it from USA because it was never released in Europe :P ..but at least we got Doshin the Giant and i liked it a lot too :) Probably Cubivore was identical on the 64DD, so in this case we are lucky that a cancelled N64 title was released somehow.

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