re: What is your favorite N64 game???

Super smash bros. Pokemon stadium 2 was also a blast

Do you guys think in 20-30 years an N64 with all the awesome classic games will be worth a good chunk of money? I ask this because I have a pretty decent collection but I really don't see it being worth much in the future when you will just be able to download these games and play them whenever and wherever you want. Similar to SNES games today.

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Snowboard kids

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Did not age well at all. Tried to play it a few months ago, and it is largely unplayable.

The same goes for Diddy Kong Racing. Scruffy has fond memories of those games, but its best to just leave them in your memories.

Smash and it isn't even close.

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McRebel42

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What do you want for FIFA and Pokemon Snap?

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Then you woke up

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Pffftttt...

Look at Mear with the jokes. He is a regular Jokey McJokester.

You wouldn't stand a chance against Scruffy, bub.

Fox, Kirby, or DK. Doesn't matter which one. Scruffy dominates the stage.

Nothing bores me more than a gamer bragging about his SSB prowess.



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If it has to be one, and I was the only one playing, OoT. If I had some friends, Goldeneye. I would almost go Perfect Dark over that because of the customizations, but nothing beats the original.


Screen peakers can DIAF.

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Killer Instinct Gold

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If this thread were about favorite SNES game, then Killer Instinct would be the correct answer.

The N64 port of KI: Gold was pretty underwhelming from what I recall. Never owned it, but played it at friends and was disappointed.

I was super excite when the KI3 trailer first came out. Then Xbone exclusive killed that excitement. Then Double Helix further killed that excitement. Still, the fact that KI3 even exists means that there is hope; however small a glimmer it may be.

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I would almost go Perfect Dark over that because of the customizations, but nothing beats the original.

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Nonsense. Perfect Dark is the Majora's Mask of N64 FPS games. Improved in nearly every way and featuring much deeper gameplay, but consistently overlooked. The number of weapons in Perfect Dark was incredible and the bot system is still one of the best (imo) to this very day. Not to mention the ability to create and save maps with preset rules/weapons/bots was universal at the time.

Ocarina of Time, Goldeneye, Perfect Dark, Superman 64

The perfect dark multiplayer was goldeneye on steroids. You could customize anything on it, and the bots on the hardest difficulty were downright nasty. The only problem was the horrible framerate

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Mario Cart

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Cart

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For the love of God man...