Super Monkey Ball Gamecube: Monkey Race Grand Prix 4 player Netplay 60fps 

Well it had LAN adaption for up to 8 player's if you had 8 TV's. But don't think this game was adaptable, Mario Kart Double Dash was the first to offer it though, but it was oddly limiting with that game since everything was decided randomly. But why would you have this many TV's?

@@brantleyfoster021 you're right!

I have played that game, although I never finished it. I recall seeing the Vivendi logo on The Hobbit on Gamecube.

@@arronmunroe Wow, I saw the Vivendi Universal Games logo before on the PlayStation 2 version of Crash Twinsanity, right before the Traveller's Tales logo. Even though, Crash Twinsanity was one of two Crash Bandicoot games that were developed by Traveller's Tales, the other being the PS2 and Xbox versions of Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex. Another developer called Eurocom (now defunct as of 2012), another British game developer, ported the GameCube version of The Wrath of Cortex, but they did reached a deal with Sony Computer Entertainment and Universal Interactive Studios to work on their first Crash Bandicoot game for the PlayStation in the year 2000, which is a party video game which supports up to four players, called Crash Bash. Like with Crash Team Racing, Crash Bash requires a PlayStation Multitap to have additional players other than 2 players. Crash Bash also has an Adventure mode where players choose one of eight playable characters on either the Aku Aku or Uka Uka Side. A new character introduced in this game was Rilla Roo, who was summoned by Uka Uka, but he reappeared in Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled as an unlockable character.

@@arronmunroe There is another video I uploaded yesterday featuring the 2002 Sierra Entertainment logo. I mentioned you in my video's description to see that you've seen it before.