What would YOU do for a Nintendo GameCube?
What would YOU do for a Nintendo GameCube? was a contest held by Nintendo in 2001, with the winner receiving a Nintendo GameCube prior to its launch. The contest involved participants submitting an idea for a stunt that they would perform to win the contest, with the craziest stunts making it to the finals. More than 17,000 entries were submitted via the official website for the GameCube, at which the results were also published. The finalists were selected on October 26, 2001, and were posted on October 31st of that year at the latest.[1] Five people were chosen for the finals, with two of the stunts that were performed being related to the Super Mario franchise.
Stunts relating to the Super Mario franchise[edit]
- (Jason Siles, Illinois)
- (Jeffrey Hildack. New York)
Prizes[edit]
Corey Olcsvary, the winner of the contest, was given a GameCube, a Game Boy Advance, $5,000, and a "video game software package". In addition, all five finalists received round-trip transportation to and from San Francisco, where the finals were held on November 1 of 2001, in addition to hotel accomodations for two nights for the finalist and one guest. Each finalist also received a Nintendo GameCube once completing their stunt, in addition to at least one game.
External links[edit]
- Main contest page (archived)
- Contest rules (archived)
References[edit]
- ^ October 4, 2001. NINTENDO CUBECLUB. Retrieved April 28, 2025 from Nintendo GameCube.com. (Archived October 4, 2001 via Wayback Machine.)