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News   E3: If You're Planning On Importing a GameCube...
- Posted By Mike Schneider, 05.16.2001

One of the questions asked to Nintendo at today's press conference was whether an American GameCube would be able to play Japenese GC games, or vice versa.

The answer: Nope.

So, if you're planning on importing a Japanese GameCube, consider this factoid. Unless you're related to Uncle Moneybags it might be better for you to just wait less than two months and buy an American GameCube.