[QUOTE="doubutsuteki"][QUOTE="Yameneko549"]The only time the N64 has a startup screen is when the 64DD is attached. Since that was never released outside of Japan, you don't have to worry about getting it.
Some of the best games for the system (off the top of my head, anyway) would be the four you ordered...
Pokemon Snap
Pokemon Stadium 1 and 2 (if you like Pokemon)
Banjo-Kazooie
Banjo-Tooie
Pokemon Puzzle League
Blast Corps
Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness
Mario Kart 64
Diddy Kong Racing
Quest 64
Super Smash Bros
Paper Mario
Mario Party
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask
Mega Man 64
Chameleon Twist 1 and 2
Gex 64
Donkey Kong 64
Doom 64
Earthworm Jim 3D
Jet Force Gemini
Killer Instinct Gold
Mischief Makers
The entire Turok series
Yoshi's Story
1080 Snowboarding
Star Wars: Rouge Squadron
Pilotwings 64
And that's all I can think of.
joesh89
And at least half of those are mediocre or total trash. What a great system (irony).
haha i remember you from before man, we had a battle about n64 in a previous post, you honestly hate n64. hah.
As a kid who grew up with the NES and the SNES and with the N64 being so dull in comparison that it alienated me from console gaming for several years before I got another console, I think that I have perfectly valid reasons to hate it. Though I'd rather say that I see the N64 for what it is/was. All it had was 3d platformers, 3d shooters, sports and racing games. I remember playing Super Mario 64 and expecting even greater things to come out on the N64. But things went nowhere; a few good games appeared, but nothing that special, and nothing as good as what I had played before. Ocarina of Time had grown in my imagination to a much better game than the one I bought and played, and I forgot about the console altogether. I have never played Ocarina of Time a second time through. I didn't even finish Ocarina of Time fully (my brother did). In comparison, I've finished all the other Zelda games released before it plenty of times. Super Mario 64 is still my favourite N64 game, except for Goemon's Great Adventure (a.k.a. Mystical Ninja 2).
There's a reason that Nintendo's reign is over. The N64 turned everything Nintendo was to sh*t, it was a failure at anything but being a plaything for kids who were clueless about console gaming history up until then, particularly the history of Nintendo. It isn't just a coincidence, I believe, that all the grown up people I knew who played video games before sort of just seemed to have forgotten about video games and started viewing them as a novelty of the past around the time when the N64 was released. This was also at the time when focus shifted from console gaming to PC gaming.
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