An article on Ubi Soft's GameCube Lineup on Cube.IGN.Com says "Largo Winch, Tarzan, Rogue Spear, Rayman, and more will arrive on GameCube." There's also a GameCube Developer Reel on Cube.IGN.Com where you can "see what the GameCube developers have to say about the power behind the system." Speaking of the Cube, Nintendo Reveals NGC Projections on FGN offers Nintendo's ambitious projections for GameCube sales, while in what is actually a related note, GameCube to hit Nintendo on FT.Com offers word on the negative impact the console launch will have on their balance sheet (no surprise since all console launches involve bleeding money). Meanwhile, Sony says the game is over for Microsoft on FT.Com offers the opinion of the Sony prez that any money MS is likewise bleeding for their own console launch is being wasted, while the Microsoft rebuttal on Computer and Video Games (thanks EuroGamer) takes the smug approach, saying "for Sony to react in such a way means we must be doing something right." Meanwhile, PlayStation 2 Office Network? is a Core Magazine article on a Japanese company's plans to build their network out of console units, and Sony adds Web security to the PS2 is an article on ZDnet that sounds like it's just in time if folks are using these things for their networks. Moving right along, Sega discusses multiplatform plans on GameSpot is a video interview that discusses where several projects are headed in these post-Dreamcast days. There's more best of E3 on Cube.IGN.com where they have the Best of E3 GameCube and on Dreamcast.IGN.com where they say "the Dreamcast gets some major respect" (people are usually respectful at funerals). Finally, a Bungie.Org messageboard thread called Re: So Matt about online play... basically confirms that there won't be online play support in the Xbox version of Halo, and that it probably will not be added by a post-release patch, either.