Best GameCube Games for Kiddy

when i heared this game had cel - shaded graphics, i thought, probaly like thousands of other zelda fans, that it would be "kiddy" and stupid.

the legend of zelda: wind waker is a great game that a lot of people throw away as kiddyish because of its cell shaded graphics, which is just ridiculous!

honestly, when the game first debuted, i was among those who cried and whined about the cel-shading and the 'kiddy' style.

let's get the 'controversial' parts out of the way first: if you refuse to play this game because the graphics are too 'kiddy', you clearly have a maturity problem and have to grow up.

although it seems like a kiddy game, many parts of the game are very challenging, and beating the game with all 120 shines is very difficult.

mario sunshine may be marketed as kiddy, but my eight year old brother rarely plays this game because it is so challenging for one of his age.

if they made this game too easy, people would say "gamecube is kiddy its games are too easy like mario sunshine", well guess what, this game is not easy, but its definitely not a hard game either.

at first, it looked a little stupid, even too "kiddy" for me, but i thought that it looked fun all the same.

the newest entry in the venerable survival horror series, resident evil 4 is a welcomed departure from the usual kiddy fare gamecube offers.

okay, first of all, for a gamecube title its pretty good, at least this isn't no kiddy game that nintendo is so stupid to promote all the time.

as far is this game is concerned ps2 owners, you might as well now shut your mouths about how kiddy the gamecube is...

i began to agree with others that the cube was more of a kiddy system than anything else.

i've beaten it 3 times, and if i would play again, i would still love it.i'm over the age of 13 (barely), and it's not to kiddy for me.

-excellent graphics, despite being somewhat "kiddy", as some may call them

being a huge fan of super mario rpg for the snes, i was extremely disappointed with this new appearance, giving it an extremely kiddy feel rather than the more mature feeling of super mario rpg.