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That much is a given. Nintendo never goes for top-performance (well, not since the 90s) and it wouldn't make sense for them either.
GameCube was more performant than PS2 and only a little bit less performant than Xbox. Biggest downside was its small disk.
It’s not the size of the disk that matter, but how you use it
My mom says my disk is big enough.
Was this after you broke both your arms?