One Hour of N64 Game Facts 

Recently discovered you can replace the gears inside a stock N64 controller for like 10 bucks and totally restore the stick in like 15 minutes. Life changed lol.

The Lengend of Zelda: Oakreener of Time

My first home console. I’ll always feel nostalgic about the N64 and PS1

My theory for the 'I love you' message in OOT is it was simply a 'hello world' type test string that the devs put in to make sure it displayed, then never saw a reason to remove it.

The part were they cut off a character's arm in order to reduce the polygon count was epic lol

Bumper received parole seventeen years after the Conker interview, suggesting that's the minimum amount of time he spent in prison. If Bumper resides in the UK, which I'm assuming given his association with Rare, it seems most likely that Bumper was guilty of first degree murder, potentially of two or more peoples.

In Perfect Dark, there is one part of the game where you're kidnapped by aliens and lose all of your inventory/weapons. You have to get through at least part of the level with just a knife you find lying around. It was a very memorable and fun part of the game. I'm wondering how that worked in the Japanese version? Not having any items on you is pretty important to the plot. Without a knife though, you'd be completely helpless, the character can't fist fight as far as I recall Even replacing the knife with the weakest/most basic gun wouldn't come close to the same "survival mode" feeling having to get up close and personal to shank aliens did

I never had a N64 myself but my childhood friend did. We already had PS2s and Wiis at the time but we always went back to Gauntlet on N64 over at his house

The bodies of Bumper's victims were barely even cold before they paroled him. He can't keep getting away with it.

Ocariner of Time

Banjo-Tooie.... I remember getting that bowl movement Easter egg as a kid.... I was so confused about it that I ended up staying in the room for a while trying to find what I needed to do, eventually leaving and thinking I ruined it when I went back in later :(

These videos are so good. There’s so much info packed into each one that I don’t mind watching them multiple times because I always seem to notice something new! It’s also brilliant to put on in the background whilst you’re trying to sleep. You guys have such relaxing voices

Videos like these are such a nostalgia trip. Keep them coming!

Killer Instinct Gold, Blast Corps, Banjo-Kazooie, Jet Force Gemini, Perfect Dark, Banjo-Tooie are Conker's Bad Fur Day are seven Nintendo 64 games that is in Rare Replay for Xbox 360 in 2015.

Thank you for these 1hr+ videos, I listen to them at work and it helps it go a little smoother 🙃 you guys are great

Eventhough I’ve barely played any N64 games there’s just something about the aesthetic of the games that I love, I should definitely play more N64 games

Zelder: Okereener of Time

The 64 is a core part of my childhood. Starfox 64, RE2, Zelda and so many more kept me entertained for so long.

This channel has legit lowered my daily insomnia & anxiety. Love it

oh-kareener of time

I always find it disappointing that South Park is considered a "bad game" I had it on PS1 and considering what gaming was at the time, I thought it was great and enjoyed it plenty. No, it didn't hold up, but even now I can still enjoy it for what it was

Dude I couldn’t even get past the 1st level in that super man game as a kid, ended up just flying around for awhile and never playing it again lmfao.

Got to try out THPS on N64 while visiting my cousins' house. I still remember struggling to hold the controller.

I think it's worth mentioning a detail about Japanese culture when listening to what they say in interviews and such. "It would be difficult" and close variations of that phrase basically means that they already decided that there's no way they're going to do it but more polite than telling someone that they hate their idea or that you are bothering them. So yeah, knowing the use of the word "difficult" in Japan you might wanna keep in mind that it's much stronger than when someone in the west just describes that it was a bit challenging, it's more like impossible there.

i played monstertruck madness 64 for HOURS when i was a kid, in fact i always mention it when talking about the 64 with someone. I remember it fondly & was happy to see it get some coverage

I don't believe bumper actually exists. I think we've all made him up collectively and we're trying to justify out memories of him by making up a personality

I’m still hoping that nintendo will add DK 64 to the expansion pack on switch, it was the only game of my N64 collection that I have lost.

Biggest mistake Nintendo made was parting ways with RARE

N64 Had some of the most influential games ever and transitioned so many games to 3D really well.

I only owned three games for the N64, but I still loved spending hours playing the thing. Pokémon Stadium was basically our Mario Party with the mini games, Beetle Adventure Racing was such a lot of fun for my sister and I and of course I was fortunate to own Mario 64.

"ocariner of time" ok bro

I wish they’d take another crack at a “South Park” kart racer. So many new characters and vehicles have been added to the series since then: the Go Go Action Bronco, hybrid cars, the It, the goobacks’ hover conversions, the autonomous vehicles we saw in the recent specials, the rocket-powered Firebird that Kenny drove when he was cheesing, and on, and on. They could have a lot of fun with this idea, they just need to find the right studio to make it.

The _Mortal Kombat: Mythologies_ games were one of those situations where you can easily imagine what went wrong. It looks great on paper: re-use a bunch of what you've made for _Mortal Kombat_ already, don't assign many resources to it, sell it for full price and make good money. Then you get in there and realize that what seem like minor issues during planning aren't so minor.

List of N64 games I wished you guys should talk more about: Goldeneye, Pokemon Stadium 2, Mario Golf, WWF WrestleMania 2000, and Snowboard Kids 1&2.

n64 was my console of choice growing up, cool to see this stuff!

I still have no clue what an ocariner is.

I wonder if the characters used for the early builds of Pokemon Snap will ever see the light of day.

It's crazy how much work you sometimes put into these videos. Like, in some you have a specially translated magazine or had someone do an interview. It's really cool.

An hour of random n64 facts....mmmm what a treat!

I-if I hear someone call Ocarina, Oakorina I'm going to do something illegal... Very .... Illegal.

Badger needs to be kept on a watch list. Matter of fact he needs to be on several watch lists

"what rare did with the IP" You mean fuck all after the Microsoft acquisition

I still remember walking to my local Blockbuster with 10 dollars in my pocket. Walking in and going to the deeply discounted game section and picking up the game... Body Harvest. Didn't know what it was or how the game play looked liked, I just bought it, walked home and popped it in. Never looked back because I loved the game.

I never played "Oakarinner of Time," how was it?

There is no way that banjo tooie restroom joke was 1/1000, I found that nearly constantly

did nobody catch the 'Marry me pls scully -Greg' at 17:55? 💀

the donkey Kong game shark thing: I don't use a game shark so don't take my word for this but what if you open the DK64 cartridge and remove the save battery? it's basically like a factory reset button.

45:58 WOW dream looked incredible, no doubt this graphics style would have been a hit for the time, I wonder if the game play would have been any good, wish this had been fully realized.

Shout out to Earth Worm Jim for no reason in particular. Loved those games.

I never had a N64, I had a PS1 instead, but I recently got myself one and I just realized all of the amazing games I missed, that's why I love these videos, there's an universe of (not so useful) knowledge that I'm just discovering, and I love it.

I never got a N64 when i was a kid but seeing & playing these games as an adult now makes me feel nostalgic regardless! Games like Mario 64, Pokemon Colosseum etc. have a charm to them that's difficult to explain.

N64 is by far my favorite console ever made. as a kid I never heard any of the sales figures and only learned recently it underperformed

"Okereener of Time" XD. Thanks for the rad video

The N64 had a monster library, and for my money edged out the PS1 in that respect. Mario 64, Goldeneye, Smash Bros., the Zelda entries, Mario Kart, Pokemon Snap, Star Fox, Paper Mario, Banjo Kazooie. Just stellar.

The diarrhoea sequence in Banjo-Tooie is incredible.

I played that superman game as a little kid. It was the strangest game that I had ever played. I thought that I was doing something wrong but I just gave up before I flew through all the rings since it was so bad and not fun.

The final years of the golden age of video games IMO. The N64 and PS1 in 1997-2000 was truly magical.

thanks for the vid man!! i really apreciate your content!

I have always loved your content and think you give great insight on a multitude of games across the years. Haha just subscribed lolololol.

The way you pronounce 'ocarina' is just unforgivable

This was awesome 👍👍 Thank you for your work

Omfg the No Mercy memory glitch happened to me as a kid man I was Hulk Angry.

My favorite console of all time

I love this longer format for DYKG

I was just watching the “Worst N64 Games” video earlier today. Weird.

13:22 WHAT!? I always thought that was a thing that would happen sometimes. I lost my sides when I was kid when I encountered that event. I thought it was weird I never got it on the Xbox version, I didn't know it was that rare

Banjo being first party means we could’ve had him before ultimate

“Few other devs have realized that an easy way to reduce polygon count is by maiming their characters”

great vid, needed some 64 facts tbh

I could watch your N64 videos 24/7!!!

Great vid and work my guy

The power of rage pin would have been a bad idea

I promise you, you're not the only one who cares as much. Somehow learning this was the way to put the hood down got me immediately pissed and 100% invested in getting it done. Playing in the default clothing in any game helps with the immersion.

Just got the NSO expansion so I had to watch this for a little extra research XD

When I was a kid I thought Banjo Kazooie was the best looking game of all time. I was like, how could it get better than this.

I always love to see Mischief Makers referenced.

Anyone else remember the N64 kiosks at McDonald’s?

As for the Mortal Combat title not being able to fit the FMV on the cart all I can say is, Angel Studio Resident Evil 2.

So you're telling me Bumber the badger reallg out here catching aggravated battery charges.

Lmaoo mischief makers is the only game I’ve ever beat 100%

Ah yes, Oak-ariner of Thyme

Superman couldn't destroy things in the environment? 😶*looks at Man of Steel* Sure...

SHAKE! SHAKE! that's all I really remember from mischief makers

17:11. This crushed me. Lost all my create-a-wrestlers. Terrible. Great vid tho.

At 30 minutes, it talks about Hogwards Legacy.

Love learning all of these inner working a of Gaming

N Bomb = Nuclear bomb. I've never heard it as a slur...

I heard the banjo tooie Easter egg in grungy industries on original hardware. I guess I’m one of the “lucky” ones!

Lol Bumper the Badger should have been the “Conker’s Bad Fur Day” sequel.

Legend of Zelda “Okereener” of time

I strongly believe the good Turok 2 ending was also available per cheat. I can't remember playing through the game without using cheats (or maybe I was way more skilled back then?) but I do remember both endings.

Dude! Could you imagine if developers actually got the time and effort they needed for these games.

it would be unthinkable now to be unable to find the owner of an IP, it´s just wild to me that that´s how it was in my childhood, I could have never dreamt of this back then

I still have Chef's luv shack somewhere, it was fun.

Funny how Nintendo was so picky about releasing Body Harvest yet they approved utter shyte like Superman64, Hercules and Aydin Chronicles

These games look so fun. Much more than the bs out today

awesome! thanks

Personally Mandela effect, i totallybdont remember the clock racer in diddy Kong racing

I imagine that badger rather going on adventures like the toad from Wind In The Willows. Those also got Toad in a lot of troubles.

The N64 era was truly the turning point for 3D games, and ushered in the new age of gaming. Though the PlayStation was already doing well, the N64's popularity from Mario Kart 64, SM64, etc., gave people a taste of 3D games. But, tbh, it's amazing to see how far we've come in gaming and how technologically, games can be developed to their full potential as the hardware they're on is capable of handling games. Even "last-gen" consoles like the PS4 and Xbox One push the boundaries of hardware and games from them (for example, Marvel's Spider-Man, Ghost of Tsushima, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice) are better than ever. With each passing generation of gaming, it's cool to look at what really sparked 3D gaming and how the N64 revolutionized gaming as we know it today.