Billy Hatcher and the Giant Egg had a boy turned into a chicken roll giant eggs across colorful settings, using them as weapon, shield, and vehicle, in a platformer conceived by the same team that had defined Sonic the Hedgehog a few years earlier.
It's one of the cheeriest and least remembered platformers in GameCube's catalog; its vibrant aesthetic and rolling-egg mechanic gave it an identity of its own that still has defenders among those looking for alternatives to Mario on the console.
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