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N64 Fans?
Anyone here a fan of the great 64 bit machine that was the N64?
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What is this, 2006?
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It is still a great system, even today, Dam iNator.
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Good times.
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Hell yeah. I still play mine often.
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Yep. May play a little Ken Griffey Jr. after work today. Good times.
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Well recently rediscovered the system as I'm looking at tracking down one of the ill-fated 64DD add ons. Some good times though missed out on decent third party games and truly decent beat-em ups, maybe due to the limitations of the cartridge based system.
The wrestling games on the system were amongst the best on any console even when compared to games today. WWF No Mercy really pushed that machine to the limit with the only thing lacking was commentary. |
I preferred no commentary re: No Mercy. Mainly because I can't help but think it'd have been like Warzone or Attitude commentary, which I thought was awful.
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Had the DD taken off then perhaps No Mercy on that would have been the complete package. |
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Besides it's not like we're Randy the Ram Robinson playing on a NES in an RV lol
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Went to see The Wrestler the day it came out in theaters...not the best acting by anyone who isn't Mickey Rourke, but man was his character s gimmick as a wrestler fun to watch. #Ram_Jam
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Did want to see him actually have that heart attack at the end that would have been awesome. |
Love the world we live in now. Emulation rules!
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64 is awesome, Game Company called "Jay Street Games" are total dickheads though and charge near full price for non-sports games $40 and give you like 4 dollars for a trade in.
Traded in Diddy Kong racing and the gave me 4 dollars went in 3 days later and they were selling it for 20. |
I remember one time I went to a used games store and they would only give me store credit for trade-ins!!! Those crooks!!!
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Store credit would have been fine, This place sucks cock though. Used to be another store here, They would take your trade in and do a mark up of about 100%-150% not 500%.
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I still have mine, though I can't remember the last time I played it. Goldeneye, Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time = Awesomeness.
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Most of the best N64 games (first-party titles anyway) are available on the DS/3DS now too, so there's that
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Mischief Makers was always one of my favorites, that no one else ever played. Super fucking good. It's made by Treasure, so all the shit onscreen is fucking bananas at all times.
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GoldenEye. Big Head mode, hands only. Giant slapping contest. Fucking amazeballs.
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Not really. The analog sticks on the controllers break to easy. No more than 8 or so games I would play on it. And most of the ones I would play are only good for multiplayer.
The last Nintendo console I liked was the NES. |
No love for SNES? YOU ARE A MONSTER!
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YES...used to kill WrestleMania 2000, Goldeneye and Perfect Dark...I was a short distance away from being ranked "Perfect" and needed something like 100 miles in the game to get it, and lost my N64 somewhere in a move....so I'll forever be stuck in the rank of "Near Perfect" :'(
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Best 10 games on the system in no particular order:
1) Legend of Zelda OOT 2) Super Mario 64 3) Legend of Zelda MM 4) Goldeneye 007 5) Perfect Dark 6) Mario Kart 64 7) Starfox 64 (aka Lylat Wars) 8) Super Smash Brothers 9) Banjo-Kazooie 10) F-Zero X Honorable mentions: Banjo Tooie, ISS 98, ISS 64, WWF No Mercy, DK 64, Sin and Punishment, Turok 1, Turok 2, Quake 2, Ridge Racer 64, Resident Evil 2, World Rally Championship, Beetle Adventure Racing, WCW/NWO Revenge, 1080 Snowboarding, Pilot Wings 64, Wave Race 64, Mario Tennis, Mario Golf, Mario Party 1, 2, 3, Conker's Bad Fur Day, Animal Forest and if you managed to play them on the 64DD Doshin the Giant and F Zero X Expansion Kit (not a game as such but really demonstrated the capabilities of the 64DD and I feel would have helped Nintendo shift more consoles and garner more 3rd party support had theyy got their act together and got it released sooner and outside of Japan). I would be tempted to put Sin and Punishment, RR 64 and Resident Evil 2 in the top 10 however the former was a Japan only release and hence many people may well have not played it. RR 64 although great never seemed to be highly regarded as the PS1 versions. Resident Evil 2 on the N64 was not only the best version of Resi 2 but imo the best Resident Evil game to date. But it wasn't a console exclusive as such. |
no love for Donkey Kong?
I loved that game. I play the rom on my computer all the time. |
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Best fuckin' wrestling games ever.
Sold my Playstation, solely to get N64 along with WCW/nWo Revenge. |
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Then again I'm wondering whether to drop Conker's Bad Fur Day which in hindsight I feel was incredibly overrated and not quite as "mature" as people made it out to be. |
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No Mercy pushed the 64 to the limit and came out at the right, WWE/WWF was about to finally win the Monday Night WAR(s), Austin/Rock rivalry was at its peak and we were months away from what was imo the best WM ad best PPV I ever had the pleasure of watching; Wrestle Mania 17. It was great game that invokes great memories not just of the console but that period of my life as a wrestling fan. |
my favourite taunt in No Mercy for create a character was the slap on the ass on the turnbuckle.
Just saying. It was hilarious. |
I don't think they sold fans to cool off the N64. So no, the answer is there are no N64 fans.
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My brother and I would do 3Ds in the hallway backstage...
Also I would hoist a guy on my shoulders on the outside and have my partner do a dive and knock him down. Good times... No love for Diddy Kong Racing? Shame. |
Mario Kart was better.
I hated going backstage in no mercy and having the CPU try to throw you right back out to the ring. |
DKR was objectively a better game IMO
(dumb to give an opinion and say it's "objectively" better, but whatever... better game but MK more fun bc more people play it) |
DKR was superior in every regard, just not as popular.
Many things DKR did FIRST, Mario Kart now does (flying and the such). |
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DKR was far too cutesy for my liking and was never a patch on Mario Kart 64.
Wasn't the best racing game either could name several better: Mario Kart 64 FZero X Beetle Adventure Racing World Rally Championship Ridge Racer 64 Top Gear Overdrive F1 WGP F1 WGP 2 V-Rally 64 |
Hard to believe next year marks 20 years of N64. Where does the time go?!
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Yeah indeed. Feels like yesterday I got my hands on one and it felt like the best thing ever besides sex lol. |
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terrible console
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Genesis does what Nintendont!
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Never played Diddy Kong Racing
Did not like F-Zero X at all. Rented it after unlocking CAPTAIN FALCON in Super Smash thinking it would be neat. It was not. |
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"COME PLAY DIDDY KONG AND LEARN TO BE A PILOT!" Innovators hardly ever get it "right". |
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On what premise, exactly?
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On the premise of being fun.
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I don't recall that specific version of MK, so I cannot give a valid comment :(
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Still would like you to elaborate on the obvious passive-aggressive statement though.
Are you saying because it was done first in the arcade, and innovators don't always get it "right", that it was better because it came AFTER the arcade? STOP BEING A WOMAN AND TYPE WHAT YOU MEAN INSTEAD OF VAGUE NOTHINGNESS! :) |
DKR was superior. Especially for multi-player fun. It was just a hard game that made a lot of people cry and quit.
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The fuck are you talking about Drave?
What was more fun MK64 or DKR? That's pretty damn clear. |
DKR was more fun.
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Didn't know we were comparing across genres, therefore I would say it is subjective on whether the player likes fighting or arcade racing more.
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Mortal Kombat 64 was fun
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What?
It's true. I have/had a shit ton of fun with both games, but don't really fair you can judge one against the other because the very core of both games is fundamentally different in every way. |
Mario Kart 64
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There ya go, nice and specific. My mind is 100000000000000 mph all the time, sorry about that.
I had more fun with DKR b/c of the variety. |
People actually think DKR was better than MK64?
Graphically and sie of tracks/environments maybe but everything else and as an overall package it was never even on par with MK64. |
I have a soft spot for MK64 as it was the first game I owned on the system but sentiments aside, it really was a better game overall than DKR particularly with replay value and multiplayer modes.
MK64 was iconic and made the series itself iconic and was one of those games that would warrant buying the system. The top ten I listed were all games worth buying the system for but I'd say Zelda OOT. |
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