
The 25 Most Expensive Nintendo GameCube Games
Ranked by complete-in-box (CIB) market value in the NTSC region. Prices come from live sold listings and are refreshed daily by the RetroPrice price bot — so this ranking moves with the real market, not with old guide books.
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Disney Sports: Basketball
2002 · Basketball Video

Gotcha Force
2003 · Third-Person Shooter


NCAA College Basketball 2K3
2002 · Basketball Video

Zatch Bell! Mamodo Fury
2005 · Bandai · Role-Playing Video, Fighting




Disney Sports: Football
2002 · Konami · Sports Video





Samurai Jack: The Shadow of Aku
2004 · Action-Adventure


The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
2002 · Nintendo · Action-Adventure, Post-Apocalyptic Video

Micro Machines
2002 · Racing Video

Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance
2005 · Nintendo · Tactical Role-Playing

NBA Street V3
2005 · EA Sports Big · Basketball Video

Cocoto Platform Jumper
2009 · Nacon · Platformer

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4
2002 · Sports Video

Star Wars Rogue Squadron II: Rogue Leader
2001 · Lucasfilm Games · Action

Ribbit King
2000 · Bandai Namco Entertainment · Sports Video

Why these Nintendo GameCube games are so valuable
Value on the Nintendo GameCube is driven by three things: small print runs late in the system's life, how many copies survived complete with box and manual, and pure franchise demand. Complete-in-box copies almost always command a large premium over loose ones, and sealed copies sit in a market of their own.
PAL collectors face a different market. Several titles never left North America, while some European exclusives are far scarcer than their US counterparts. Switch the NTSC / PAL toggle in the header to see prices for your region.
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