
Nintendo has announced that next spring will see the general launch of its über-console GameCube.
Published: 15 March 2001 13:55 GMT
The games giant is planning to let its product loose on the market following a Japanese launch in July followed by the US launch in October.
However, Nintendo has already been beaten to the market by Microsoft's X-box and its arch rival Sony which issued its PlayStation 2 console this year amid a number of teething problems which caused delays to the launch and massive distribution problems in the run up to Christmas 2000.
A spokeswoman at Nintendo countered any suggestions of delays with the GameCube, stating that no firm release date has been announced, adding: "We are not intending to make the same mistakes as PlayStation."
The GameCube console includes a fully digital video output which will give the user a clearer picture and through the use of a component video format GameCube is compatible with the majority of high definition TV sets.
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