6. The Legend Of Zelda: Twilight Princess
NintendoAfter the fairly vocal fan-backlash to Wind Waker, Nintendo decided to return to a more traditional art style for the Zelda series, with the result being this suitably dark and gritty game. Twilight Princess may often be remembered as a Wii launch title, but it was also a final hurrah for the ailing cube, and arguably played better with a traditional controller. The game's innovative wolf sections, immersive story and great boss battles took the series to bold new heights, and while arguably not as good as its predecessor, Twilight Princess is still an amazing Zelda and adventure title in its own right. Like most later Gamecube games, this game was graphically far ahead of its competition, and truly felt like an immersive new gaming experience. Without a doubt, one of the Gamecube's finest moments, and a fitting farewell to one of the greatest consoles of all time.