Top GameCube Sport Games of All Time

Welcome to VideoGamer.com's top GameCube Sport games of All Time, a list of the best videogames, created from editorial reviews on the site. It's the perfect tool to find that great game you haven't played yet, or even to find a gem for a friend or loved one as a gift.

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  • 18.

    5

    Tiger Woods PGA TOUR 2005

    Developers are bound to try and use the Touch Screen to give their games a unique selling point. In this case, the stylus control prevents the game from being something we can recommend to everyone. EA have put a lot of support behind the Nintendo DS, with a number of games... more

    Reviewed on:   Platforms: GameCube

  • 17.

    5

    FIFA Street

    It's not an awful game for sure. There's fun to be had here, even if it is somewhat limited, and there's definitely the basis of a decent series underneath all the ropey implementation EA really are in an enviable position in the industry. They've got the... more

    Reviewed on:   Platforms: GameCube

  • 16.

    5

    FIFA 06: Road to FIFA World Cup

    FIFA 06 Road to FIFA World CUP isn't the worst game ever made, but it's just not a very good football game, and in a genre that FIFA itself is trying to play catch-up in, it's simply not good enough. Microsoft should be thankful that EA are supporting their new console (when... more

    Reviewed on:   Platforms: GameCube

  • 15.

    6

    Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2006

    Tiger, Tiger, burning bright? No. This year's Tiger is more like a mangy tabby. If silver is the new black, and Blair is the new Thatcher, and Nintendo is... more

    Reviewed on:   Platforms: GameCube

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  • 14.

    6

    FIFA Street 2

    If you're after another footy game that dispenses with rules and focuses entirely on the flashy side of the sport, there's little else out there that will suit you better. FIFA Street 2 is EA's second attempt at taking the flashy nature of football... more

    Reviewed on:   Platforms: GameCube

  • 13.

    6

    FIFA 07

    FIFA 07 suffers from far too many core gameplay problems for it to be a worthy contender to PES 6, and it's only really the online play that is worth investing any time in. Poor old EA. They get moaned at for churning out cheap current-gen ports and... more

    Reviewed on:   Platforms: GameCube,GameCube

  • 12.

    Mario Power Tennis - New Play Control! Review
    6

    Mario Power Tennis

    Mario Power Tennis will really only be acceptable to gamers who don't know any better - who may well find many of the issues nothing to worry about. We're not against the idea of Nintendo re-releasing some of its classic... more

    Reviewed on:   Platforms: GameCube

  • 11.

    7

    Aggressive Inline

    If you love extreme sports games, this is a no-brainer. Go and get the game Back in 1999 very few people, except the hardcore crowd that followed and... more

    Reviewed on:   Platforms: GameCube

  • 10.

    7

    Madden NFL 06

    With no on-line play to be found and only minor improvements in gameplay, 06 seems like a step backwards from previous years. Every year Madden comes back with a fresh new take on the sport and every... more

    Reviewed on:   Platforms: GameCube

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  • 9.

    7

    NBA Live 06

    While EA is clearly shying away from a realistic take on the sport, Live 2006 is one of the better entries in the series with the superstar mode being by far its biggest highlight. EA's NBA Live series has seen more ups and downs in the past decade than the... more

    Reviewed on:   Platforms: GameCube

  • 8.

    7

    2006 FIFA World Cup

    2006 FIFA World Cup is the perfect title to celebrate the World Cup with, even if it's not the perfect footy game. It's hard not to get excited about the World Cup. While qualification has... more

    Reviewed on:   Platforms: GameCube,GameCube,GameCube

  • 7.

    7

    Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07

    The Wii version of Tiger Woods 07 breathes some new life into the series, but doesn't quite nail the controls, at times feeling a little hit and miss. If any game series needed a next-gen revamp it's Tiger Woods PGA Tour. The... more

    Reviewed on:   Platforms: GameCube,GameCube,GameCube,GameCube

  • 6.

    7

    Madden NFL 08

    Madden 08 may not be the best football game ever made, but it's certainly the best since 05 and a solid addition to any football fan's library. It was late in the 4th quarter; the Saints, pacing nervously along the red... more

    Reviewed on:   Platforms: GameCube,GameCube

  • 5.

    Beijing 2008 Olympic Games Review
    7

    Beijing 2008 Olympic Games

    Beijing 2008 isn't doing anything all that new, but it's undeniably addictive. If you've got an urge to twiddle an analogue stick faster than any human knew was possible you can do a lot worse. My fingers still bear the scars from a competitive gaming childhood. While I... more

    Reviewed on:   Platforms: GameCube

  • 4.

    8

    NHL 06

    Those looking for a completely revamped entry into the series might want to look elsewhere, but for everyone else, NHL 06 offers plenty of solid entertainment. The 2005 season is going to go down in history as one of the worst years for... more

    Reviewed on:   Platforms: GameCube

  • 3.

    8

    SSX On Tour

    SSX on Tour is a very enjoyable game. It's been a while since the last SSX game, and it's nice to see that EA has made an effort to try and give the game its own identity. SSX on Tour is the fourth game in the series, and the first since 2003's SSX... more

    Reviewed on:   Platforms: GameCube

  • 2.

    8

    NHL 07

    NHL 07 has its glaring flaws, particularly with its lousy AI and shoddy online play, but the skill stick breathes new life into a sport that hasn't seen much innovation in over a decade. Ah, the skill stick, the most innovative addition to video game hockey since... more

    Reviewed on:   Platforms: GameCube

  • 1.

    8

    Madden NFL 07

    Having been playing the series since its early heydays in the 90s, I can honestly say I haven't had this much fun with a football game in decades. Criticizing EA for releasing what is seemingly the same Madden... more

    Reviewed on:   Platforms: GameCube,GameCube