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I've got a N64, but right now I've only got Ocarina of time.

It's kind of a shame. All of nintendo's old games have been done again, and better, so the n64 normally just gains dust all day.

Still, I've got a load of old SNES games that kick serious ass.

Im playing N64 games on an emulator.
One day i had a chance to get N64, but... question is, where i will get the games? Sort of a shame that Nintendo didn't want to use CD's, but in the same time... Thats so clever! xD

invertin wrote:It's kind of a shame. All of nintendo's old games have been done again, and better, so the n64 normally just gains dust all day.

Goldeneye, Mario 64 and WWF No Mercy have NOT been done better since.

Renegade_Turner wrote:

invertin wrote:It's kind of a shame. All of nintendo's old games have been done again, and better, so the n64 normally just gains dust all day.

Goldeneye, Mario 64 and WWF No Mercy have NOT been done better since.

LIES.

Super Mario Galaxy > Mario 64

Pfft.

wormguy wrote:

Renegade_Turner wrote:

invertin wrote:It's kind of a shame. All of nintendo's old games have been done again, and better, so the n64 normally just gains dust all day.

Goldeneye, Mario 64 and WWF No Mercy have NOT been done better since.

1. Alright, fair enough.

2. Galaxy. It fills the space.

3. Don't really play wrestling games.

Actually I seem to recall that IMHO Perfect Dark did goldeneye quite a bit better.

Perfect Dark was awesome indeed, except for the fucking XR-20 in multiplayer. That was the gayest shit ever. Shooting through walls at people is fair? My balls it is.

However, Perfect Dark was not better, for me and quite a lot of other people, than Goldeneye.

What really made them awesome was the multiplayer, and if you don't have friends, Goldeneye doesn't do much.

And what's with the was? They still are awesome.

Don't have an N64, and my cousins got rid of theirs years ago. Haven't played either game in about 4 years or more maybe.

But yeah good point about the multiplayer, but that is actually true with most games. Most games don't hold much replayability these days without a good multiplayer function, unless they are an RPG or something that you love so much you have to play it again. For example, I played Grandia and Suikoden 2 more than once because I just love the story and characters.

Or La-Mulana. DeceasedCrab is currently replaying it.

Don't forget Sands of Time, it's a game that i would give 10.

I got bored of any Prince Of Persia game I played except for the original. The new ones seem like they've been influenced by Pirates Of The Caribbean. I bought one of them, I forget which one it was, but you start on a ship fighting baddies, and then you're on a beach or something. Don't get me wrong, it's an okay game, I just got chronically bored of it so I never played it again.

It's a game that tries to be God Of War but can't.

And I've never heard of either of the games you listed, BWS. They RPG's?

you guys remember prince of persia 3d? that game was fun

The hippopotamus, he is not one going, "Cool beans. I am a hippo." No way, Jose. So he try to paint the stripe on him to be like the zebra, but he fool no one. Then he try to put the spot on his skin to be like the leopard, but everyone know he is a hippo. So, at certain point, he look himself in the mirror and he just say, "Hey. I am a hippopotamus and there is nothing I can do about it." As soon as he accepts this, he live life happy. Happy as a hippo. You understand?