Interactive Multi-Game Demo Disc Version 34
Interactive Multi-Game Demo Disc Version 34
Interactive Multi-Game Demo Disc Version 34
Interactive Multi-Game Demo Disc Version 34
Interactive Multi-Game Demo Disc Version 34
Interactive Multi-Game Demo Disc Version 34
Interactive Multi-Game Demo Disc Version 34
Interactive Multi-Game Demo Disc Version 34

Interactive Multi-Game Demo Disc Version 34

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Before downloadable demos were routine on Nintendo hardware, Nintendo put upcoming games straight into players' hands with its numbered Interactive Multi-Game Demo Discs, a running series of GameCube samplers that followed the console's release calendar from season to season. Version 34 captures the system in 2006, the final stretch before the Wii arrived, and its lineup is a neat cross-section of what GameCube owners were playing at the time.

The documented lineup for this version includes playable demos of Super Mario Strikers, Chibi-Robo!, Sonic Riders and a Naruto fighting game, plus preview videos for Odama, FIFA Street 2, Major League Baseball 2K6, Curious George and the Nintendo DS shooter Metroid Prime Hunters.

Several of those names are worth the spin on their own. Chibi-Robo!, from developer Skip, casts you as a four-inch robot doing chores around a family home and has grown into a cult favorite. Super Mario Strikers turned Mushroom Kingdom soccer into a rough, rules-light brawl courtesy of Next Level Games, and Sonic Riders put Sonic and friends on hoverboards for high-speed racing. Odama, Vivarium's strange blend of pinball and battlefield strategy, is an experiment that never left the GameCube.

Demo discs are little time capsules: the menus, trailers and sample levels show how these games were pitched to players in the moment, right as they were reaching store shelves. For collectors working through the numbered series, Version 34 is a late entry that pairs Nintendo's own oddball projects with the licensed and multiplatform games that filled out the GameCube's last year.

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