Best GameCube Games for Boat

as it is the game takes hours to complete and you'll probably spend half to three fourths of that time travling on the boat.

the wind waker is fun but at some parts you can really get bored.going in the boat is what i really hate it's so boring so if your getting the wind waker because of that i recommend you should'nt.but

good on land, but when you first get out at sea for the beginning of the game, it feels like slave labor moving the boat for 10-25 minute intervals.

also, while in previous games exploration and travel was mostly land based, in this world link travels from island to island via boat.the only downpoint to the game is that it is not very challenging.

in this game, you can fold into a paper airplane, a paper boat, a thin sliver to go through bars..ect

it is fun to make mario a paper airplane,paper boat and roll him into a tube or spring.

turn into a paper boat

the thousand year door now features the ability to go into the background to work things out, the ability to turn into a paper airplane, a paper boat, a paper roll and flat to get all the star

you've got your horse again, which is a lot more fun than a boat.

boating limited to a pretty river run, no horridly slow sailing here.

an enemy like a giant fish isn't creative or scary, although that boss battle is made more interesting by the fact that you're in a boat and you have to fight with a harpoon.

you can ride in a boat, run from giant rocks, and many many more.

for example, not even a 3rd of the way into the game a zombie comes running at you wielding chainsaw and a paper bag on his head (looks like leatherface)and if you dont kill him quick enough he

you can fish, dig, go boating onto you gameboy you oun island.

pros: excellent rpg, good for all ages cons: boat ride to your island can be long and boring animal crossing on the nintendo gamecube is a wonderful game to begin with.

many would like to put thesims and animal crossing in the same boat, but the two really can't be compared.