The GameCube had a tough ride. It never quite took off the way Nintendo hoped it would. The DS came to the rescue, help putting the company back on top and providing a glimpse of Nintendo's new direction. With the Wii on the horizon, GameCubes aren't exactly flying off shelves. GameCube is game over.

A Japanese retailer (or Nintendo Co., Ltd.?) has found an inventive way to get more mileage out of its GameCube display by turning it into a software display. Player users the GC controllers to toggle through info on and clips of DS Lite titles like New Super Mario Bros., Tetris DS and Metroid Prime Hunter or catch a peak at Game Boy titles like Mother 3.