The weather's nice down here, but really depends where you live, I'm in Melbourne and we probably get the worst weather out of all of them, like the saying goes down here we get 4 Seasons in one day in Melbourne. Brisbane has beautiful weather though always nice and warm up there but during the Summer it gets really hot ( Up to around 45-46 degrees celcius ), although for me personally there's not many things to do up there.
Banjo Kazooie Banjo Tooie Super Mario 64 Mariokart 64 Mario Party Mario Tennis Donkey Kong 64 LOZ: Ocarina Of Time LOZ: Majoras Mask Super Smash Bros. Mortal Kombat 4 F-Zero X 1080 Snowboarding Duke Nukem 3D Duke Nukem Zero Hour Conkers Bad Fur Day WWF Warzone Vigilante 8 Starshot Space Circus Fever 007 Goldeneye Starwars Rogue Squadron Perfect Dark Gex Enter The Gecko Earth Worm Jim 3D Tony Hawks Pro Skater 2 Starfox 64 Shadowman
There are more that i probably forgot but thats a list of some really good ones in my opinion
loft8000
Yeah a nice list right there, but WWF Warzone? Pshhhhhh... try out these ones;
WCW vs nWo World Tour
WCW/nwo Revenge
WWF Wrestlemania 2000
WWF No Mercy
Killer Wrestling games that today still stand the test of time, and for me personally destroy the newer wrestling games.
For other Nintendo 64 Games I'd add Killer Instinct Gold, Turok, DOOM 64 and Mystical Ninja to the list.
Yeah I'd really say the lack of Multimedia side of things is what turned people off, the DVD Drive in the PS2 at the time was a huge seller for it as it came right on time with the boom of the DVD, The Xbox had one aswell and had Xbox Live on the side while the Gamecube didn't really offer that much... to me It felt like an updated Nintendo 64 but with less fun games.
Started off in the 16-Bit generation, but I didn't really get into it until the 32-Bit generation. So many great games from the Era that I still play today ( Probably more so than new games! ), for me that Era really kicked off Video gaming where Video Gaming was on a massive boom and was becoming on of the standards in Entertainment. It opened up such a diverse range of games that are still the standard these days with alot of them becoming big inspirations for what Dev's are pulling off today.
Australia @ Number 4 :) Love it to bits, It's a really nice laid back country, very multicultural and friendly, we're fairly well off down here considering we've only got 21 Million and we're a First World country.
Probably my most enjoyed Basketball game out of all of them, looking into grabbing the sequel NBA Hang Time for the Nintendo 64 down the tracks haven't played that one in ages.
For me personally I enjoyed Soul Calibur 4 out of the rest so far, although I'm sure Tekken 6 will claim the top spot as soon as it hits :D Namco's taking their sweet ass time with this one, the Arcade Version came out nearly 2 Years ago, the Scenario Gameplay mode looks awesome and I'm really digging the graphics on this one ( Although It's not THAT Important ). What would top it off for me is if they manage to squeeze in the Arcade modes of the previous Tekkens like they did in Tekken 5... but not sure if they'd be able to cram it in the Xbox 360 version.
The Gamegear definitely had the bigger games, but in terms of quantity the Gameboy had more quality titles at least in my own experience.
The reason the Gamegear failed was it was just not a well-designed product. Sucking 6? AA batteries dry within 2-3 hours? That was nasty.
treedoor
Agreed, all it was basically was a Portable Master System, you could even grab an adapter for the Game Gear so that it could play Master System games. There's some great games for it though like the Shinobi and Sonic games, but in comparison to the Gameboy it has nothing on it.
Systems shouldn't be failing full stop. We pay good money for these things and to have them break down is just disappointing. Although I'm not surprised with Microsoft getting the higher numbers ( Including the RROD ), It was a rushed system in an attempt to beat the competitors a year early, If Microsoft had taken their time with it then the figures could have been lower and now Microsoft's got bad rep with customers who want to buy an Xbox 360 since they're paranoid that It will break on them. Although on Sony's part thats pretty damn ridiculous considering most people forked out alot of money on those things and It had more time in development, my 40GB PS3 wouldn't ready any type of disks anymore which was a letdown considering I spent $700 ( AUD ) on it, so I switched over to the Xbox 360 since I could just easily swap it over and not pay for anything and so far its going fine, great to hear that Microsoft is starting to get around from the failures but in the process It's caused them alot of hassle from something that shouldn't have been there in the first place.
I used to own a Sega Saturn, I had two of them, the Black Model 1 PAL System and a White Model 2 Japanese Model. Which then later on I sold both of them ( Which I really regret now ), loved the system to death, alot of great games were out there for it. I grabbed the Japanese Model since the games over there are dirt cheap compared to down here, It was a killer system for fighting games really enjoyed these ones; - Virtua Fighter 1 & 2 - Fighting Vipers - Fighters Megamix - Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 - Mortal Kombat 2 - Marvel Super Heroes - Street Fighter Alpha 1 & 2 - X-Men: Children of the Atom - X-Men vs Street Fighter Then some other neat games like Nights, Daytona and Panzer Dragoon ( Never got a hold of Zwei or Saga, Saga is really expensive! ). The controller was awesome, more of a slight variation of the Megadrive one but It was great for the Fighting games.
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