5:30 Banjo Kazooie And Banjo Tooie 9:39 Bomberman 15:00 Conker’s Bad Fur Day 18:23 Donkey Kong 64 36:45 Kirby 64 38:00 Legend of Zelda: Majoras Mask 41:15 Mario Golf 41:31 Mario Kart 64 42:30 Mario Party 56:47 Paper Mario 58:48 Pokémon Stadium 1 & 2 1:01:45 Quest 64 1:11:15 Star Fox 64 1:13:41 Super Mario 64 1:14:07 Super Smash Brothers 1:28:00 WWF Attitude And No Mercy
Almost complete, missing a couple. Thank you, this video helped me out a lot as well as all the other videos. Discovered some new games that I want for my collection.
Well done man, I just discovered your channel ! it's going to help me find more indie or interesting games on most of my consoles :) Now that Playstation 3 is shutting down, you'll have a massive work to do with it ! Keep it up !
my wish list to Nintendo 64 Mini -Super Mario 64 -Mario Kart 64 -007 GoldenEye -Banjo-Tooie -ClayFighter Sculptor's Cut -Conker's Bad Fur Day -Doom 64 -Mace: The Dark Age -Nuclear Strike 64 -Rampage World Tour -Rampage 2: Universal Tour -Road Rash 64 -Shadowgate 64: Trials of the Four Towers
❗My Top Five N64 Games: 1️⃣TLOZ: Ocarina Of Time🎼 2️⃣007: GoldenEye🔫 3️⃣007: The World Is Not Enough🔫 4️⃣Mario Kart 64🏁 5️⃣Xena: Warrior Princess-Talisman Of Fate🗡 🔸️Special Mention: 🚀Lylat Wars
Thank you so much for these videos ! I'm a typical list guy and so i watch your videos and write all per hand the games i want to own. And your videos are perfect for this ! I can just imagine how much work and afford you put into it and i have much respect for it !
Nintendo 64, a machine really good at detailed textures with a storage medium that didn't have much space for detailed textures! Nintendo and Rare obviously new how to play to it's strengths (cartridges being cheaper for them obviously helped) but what's really surprising is how good those games which used a combination of sprites and polygons look even now (Doom, Harvest Moon, Mario kart etc). Chonky cutesy stuff looks good, more "realistic" style graphics tend to look really bad (even compared to PS1).
1:10:15 South Park on N64, This is odd to say but it’s one of my favorite games even if I never even played it in the 90’s and just played it recently.
oohh the N64! a good console with some masterpieces and gems my top 25 ( a top 10 is not enough) 1. Ocarina of Time 2. Conker bad fur day 3. super mario 64 4. star fox 64 5. mario kart 64 6. rayman 2 7. goldeneye 007 8. kirby 64 9. paper mario 10. super smash bros 11. perfect dark 12. mario party 13. jet force gemini 14. sin and punishment 15. bomberman 64 16. f-zero x 17. san francisco rush 2049 18. ogre battle 64 19. evangelion 20. mario tennis 21. Majora Mask 22. killer instinc gold 23. wave race 64 24. mario golf 25. ridge racer 64
Goldeneye (masterpiece) 😂 revolutionary perhaps and led to Perfect Dark a objectively better game. but certainly not a master piece. i did love its production story tho (check out Soberdrawfs video on it)
Jon Dan Don't forget Crusin USA, Crusin The World, Crusin Exotica, Pokemon Stadium, Pokemon Stadium 2, Pokemon Snap, Mario Party 2, Mario Party 3, Banjo-Kazooie, Banjo-Tooie.
MEET THE TOP INNOVATIONS THAT DID THE LEGACY OF NINTENDO 64! The Nintendo 64 had some "innovations" that were not original. The Atari Jaguar was supposed to be the first 64-bit console (but it had several processors that added up to 64), the Vectrex was the first with an analog stick (Analog Stick) and the Bally Astrocade was the first with four control inputs. But the 64 was the first popular system with these innovations. In control Analog Lever - The Nintendo 64 was the first system to use an analogue lever in its control. The analog lever is superior to a digital directional pad (the one in the shape of a cross, but even so it was not discarded in the control of the Nintendo 64) because with it you can apply a different intensity to the movement (pushing it just a little or until the end, depending on the type of movement you want the game to understand, as in Super Mario 64: tilting the lever slightly, Mario walks, and when he tilts at the maximum, Mario runs), and also because it is not limited to only eight directions that the digital directional is capable of pointing. Nowadays all home video game controls use this technology (the PlayStation and Sega Saturn had to launch lever controls later), which was introduced to the world in that joystick. Trigger Z - The Z button, which is located on the central rear of the control and is pressed with the index finger, is used as a trigger. For first person shooter games (like GoldenEye 007) this button gives the impression of being a firearm trigger, providing a more realistic feel. Nowadays most video game controls have a similar function. Rumble Pak - This accessory, as described above, vibrates according to the events shown on the game screen, giving a sense of interactivity with what is being seen. This is another function widely used in current games (the second PlayStation controller, DualShock, already had the function) and started on Nintendo 64. In games Super Mario 64 - Super Mario 64 redefined 3D action / platform games, having a direct influence on the way these games are played today. All this is due to the analog control lever, already mentioned here, and the innovative phase design, directed by Shigeru Miyamoto. "Z-Targeting" in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time - Automatic targeting system that consists of locking the target on an enemy or object in the scenario, pressing a button (in this case, the Z Button, hence the name " Z-Targeting ") as soon as the target is temporarily in the location / enemy / character with which you want to interact / attack. Still widely used today in action and adventure games in three dimensions. MEET THE BEST 50 CONSOLE 64 GAME ON WISEGAMER: wisegamer.net/melhores-jogos-de-nintendo-64-historia/
N64 had a much smaller library of games than the Ps1. and despite the controller not being popular. it it being a weaker system.i loved it. it had plenty of fun experiences. do to PS1 having a better Rpg collection. i wouldn't of minded having that instead.
weaker? it was stronger in most aspects, by a margin (4-8 MB RAM vs 2.x MB, 94 Mhz vs. 34 MHz CPU, 1 million polygons vs 128k polygons per second GPU), which resulted in larger open world games and less/quicker loading. The PS1 made up for it by having much better textures and sound due to CD rom.
Games I had 1. F1 World Grand Prix 2. Indy Racing 2000 3. Mickey Speedway USA 4. Milo's Astro Lanes 5. All Star Tennis 6. War Gods 7. NHL 99 8. Batman Beyond Return Of The Joker 9. Spiderman 10. Super Mario 64 11. Mario Tennis 12. Mario Golf 13. Super Smash Bros 14. Mario Kart 15. Mario Party 3 16. Tarzan 17. NFL 99 18. Fifa 99
One of my favorite consoles, between this and Super Nintendo. This console has one of the best games of all time (Legend of Zelda, Ocarina of Time) and one of the absolute worst (Superman 64).
