A few questions about the soon-to-be-revived (kinda) Gamecube library

[classy_cat18]

-Animal Crossing - Cut this one off for sure. Every time I tried playing this game, I only got two weeks in and then got bored. The NES games are the only high point. Everything else is just as good (if not better) on the DS version.
-Battalion Wars - The Gamecube version of Advance Wars, in 3-D. Play Advance Wars, then see if you want this.
-Chibi Robo - TML is right in that it has an interesting concept but I couldn't keep myself interested in it.
-Fire Emblem - Never played FE, remember?
-Phantasy Star Online - Too repetitive. Plus it ain't worth getting the online stuff.
-Beyond Good & Evil - Now I've heard really good things about this game. Like the biggest sleeper hit on the Gamecube. Definitely worth a look.

You're forgetting Ikaruga. You should have Ikaruga on here. Top-down, hard-as-hell shooter. Which kinda got me playing it for six hours straight once because I was trying to beat my personal high score. Ohhh, the insomnia...

I'm taking a class called Game History and Development and for one project, we got into groups and played and reviewed games. One of them was Chibi Robo (not my group) and their main complaint was that it's not a game to be played for long stretches at a time. It has a cool concept and should be played for it's storyline but the sound effects can get annoying. They said at most, it should be a rental

What school do you go to and what major are you in? O_O

[The_Missing_Link]

It's a private college in Vermont but I'm a criminal justice major. The class used to be closed off to gaming majors only but they freed it up as an elective recently