/vr/ - Retro Games

>>7672717
N64 has zero arcade racers worth playing. Might as well get a Saturn and throw wave race in the bin.

Use the fucking catalogue. There's at least one other N64 circlejerk thread.

>>7672724
the only n64-focused thread i saw was this one >>7672648 and I don't think it's trying to be a serious thread.

>>7672724
tell that to the sega master system spam fags


>>7672717
the n64 library is tiny compared to snes , nes, sega genesis, even the ps1


i still have a strange fascination with the system - get an everdrive & complete romset immediately


sin and punishment
j2 wonder pedo project (english)
killer instinct
conkers bad fur
diddy kong racing
doom 64
quake 2
cruiseNusa
yoshis story
clay fighter
san francisco rush

marios & zeldas
i played the shit out of the system

>>7672924
>yoshis story quake 2 clay fighter killer instinct conkers bad fur diddy kong racing
YIKES. For the love of god avoid this shit OP.

>>7672961
yoshi story

take it back you fool
its a literal masterpiece

>>7672717
I fucking loved this game

>>7672961
>trash-talking DKR, Conker and Quake II 64
get out

Recommend me a replacement gamepad.

Get Doom 64, OP. It's not just any random port of Doom, it's an entirely new game and one of the best FPS on the console. For years it was called the true Doom 3.

>>7673840
I have the hori pad but I hate it for anything besides racing games. It's an insult to play any n64 game without a real n64 controller imo. Console doesn't deserve people who don't appreciate its versatile controller.

>>7673840
good replacement stick and some lubricant for the gears and the bowl.

>>7673840
I assume you're asking because of your stick, and the answer is there are no good replacements. Hori pads are a meme, and I'm pretty sure those steel sticks are physical vaporware at this point.

>>7673860
>>7673884
>>7673902
I was gifted one a friend found in his basement when moving, only one pad. It works fine, but I've got an itch for mario kart shenanigans, so I'm looking for cheap second one. Don't want to invest 100 Euro bucks so some normalfag can be nostalgic with me twice a year.

>>7674079
cheap n64 controllers tend to break very easily, your cheapest option would be a Retro-Bit Tribute64.

>>7674182
Retro-bit it is, thanks anon

>>7673840
Get the brawler 64

Got an everdrive a month ago and been playing some familiar classics before I start branching off. Castlevania 64 DK64 and Mario.

>>7672720
Based. Fuck Gay Rave

>>7674182
>Retro-Bit Tribute64
Those are shit.

I have love for both Banjo-Kazooie and Banjo-Tooie. Tooie being my all time favorite 3D Platformer.


Another 3D Platformer I liked a lot that I discovered many years after 5th gen stopped was Rocket: Robot on Wheels.

>>7674079
You are a normalfag.Sorry to break it to you.

>>7675408
Why? I love mine aside from the D-pad.

>still haven't found a good racing game like f zero x

>>7675408
I'm quite pleased with my tribute64. Dpad is complete shit but that is not a big loss

>>7676480
>Fzerox
>Good racing game
F-ZeroX isn't even top 20 of racing games. Rad Racer is better.

>>7676509
is it really my nostalgia goggles then? I recently played Mario Kart just to see what the fuss is about and the drifting and random items aren't as fun for me than driving at a very high speed on awesome tracks with cool mechanics (jumping and flying tracks are the most fun)

>>7673764
Quake II 64 is good by comparison to the PC original but still isn't great.

Currently going for the full set of n64 games as it has one of the smallest retro gaming console library's. Currently at 214/296 but found some really fun gems no one talks about while going for the set

>>7675626
rocket robot on wheels occupies the fever dream territory of my mind

>>7672720

Hydro Thunder
F Zero X
Aero Gauge
Beetle Adventure Racing
California Speed on the Golf Carts

Should I continue?

>>7676846
Such a hard game to find

>>7676061
Maybe. Or I'm not willing to pay more money than necessary for some fun.

>>7676838
Would you mind giving some recommendations? Besides the games I played when I was younger I can't seem to find much else on the N64.

>>7672720
This is delusional. It's THE best system for arcade racers ever.

>>7677532
not him but what genres you like?

>>7676850
>Beetle Adventure Racing
>Download that game to have a laugh at how obviously shit it is going to be
>Ends up being one of my all time favorite racing games
That game had no business being as good as it was. Track design was excellent, I loved all the secret routes you could take.

Bros, should I replace the sticker on this cart? It's my favorite childhood game and I have no intention of selling it, but it's the most valuable cart in my collection and I want it to look nice but also can't help wonder if it devalues the cart in the future or not.

>>7678664
depends on the quality of the new label, I usually keep the original.

>>7678868
my label has lost color and has holes though. I think anything would be better. But I know it's looked down upon to have a fake label.

>>7674182
Imagine Sailormoon 64, Castlevania 64 and Chrono Cross was one of the line up games.

>>7678924
to me it depends on the new label's quality, if its good then yeah i would replace it.

>>7678664
>Buy cheap game
>Replace the label on cheap game
>Swap shell
>Profit

>>7672720
There are severals but I *must* point out star wars racer. It's even better than the actual arcade

>>7678574
Bro the music. I have never played the game, but I was really jamming to this n64 mix I had on and when I checked the track cause it was GODLIKE it turned out to be from this fucking game.

>>7682956
>>7678574
here it is
https://youtu.be/Zg9O4uo2D8A

>>7682949
>Writing on your left hand so it doesn't get smudged.
Smart move.

>>7672717
Which course do you think is more of a nightmare? Marine Fortress or Port Blue

I played through all the obvious N64 games as a kid and teen, and played Rocket a couple years back as my last game. What should I try next? I've got an overdrive so price isn't an issue. My favorite genres are platformer and puzzle, I think my favorite N64 games in each are Banjo Kazooie and Wetrix for reference.

>>7672985
Yoshi is flawed but neat.

>>7683545
Tetrisphere no doubts, maybe new tetris just for the soundtrack alone, Pokemon Puzzle League is also pretty good.
for platformers, Duck Dodgers 64 is fun, Space Station Silicon Valley is good, Rayman 2 is amazing (dreamcast version is the best but n64 version is still good), Bomberman Hero is alright for the most part, Chameleon Twist 1 and 2 are alright too, Glover is a love-hate it game so it's worth a try, Gex 3 is solid (though the ps1 version is better, the n64 version is still worth playing and leagues better than gex 64) and dunno if call it a platformer but Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon is really good.

>>7672924
Where the fuck is this dog from? I remember it but i must have been like 7 when I saw it last

>>7683594
windows xp search helpers

borti4938, maker of n64advanced, just announced n64advanced2
digital output, audio resampling, scaling etc.
git hype

>>7684875
planned: advanced deinterlacing, scanlines

>>7683570
>>7678664
Buy a repro and shell swap if you dont have a good printer.

>>7672720
why does the n64 makes zoomies seethe so much? everyone loved the n64, and it provided a ton of great fun.

>>7676850
Arcade-N64 Ports:

Bio F.R.E.A.K.S.
Cruis'n series
Gauntlet Legends
Hydro Thunder
Mace: The Dark Age
Mortal Kombat 4
NBA Showtime: NBA on NBC
Rampage World Tour
San Francisco Rush
San Francisco Rush 2049
War Gods
Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey

>>7676850
>Beetle Adventure Racing
thats my fetish

>>7687423
>Gauntlet Legends
That game was so fucking good. Did they ever figure out how to emulate it properly? It figures that the best version of this title is the only one that doesn't emulate properly.

>>7688958
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaXlqM0ZR6A
Looks like proper low-level RDP/VI emulation fixed Gauntlet Legends

I just bought this cheap chinese ripoff cart off ebay, here's to hoping it works. Looking forward to trying all the stuff I missed.

>>7677532

OP actually here. Sorry busy weekend.

Just discovering how much of a gem Mario Golf Is lately, it would be in my top 15 64 games.

Here's some of my underrated 64 gems that most kids I knew at the time didn't own with their 64...

Lode Runner 3D
Goemon Great Adventure
Ogre Battle 64

>>7676838


Update boys:

Waiting for a mail package to come in to bring me now to 220/296.

It's going to really suck when I have to pay up $600+ for a copy of sculptors cut which I'll probably play twice

>>7678664


PLEASE do not replace the label with a reproduction label. You will tank the value.

Value for games


Original clean label
Your label
Ripped label
Repro/No label

>>7690957
But it will look better

>and I have no intention of selling it

>>7672717
>Castlevania 64

This is garbage.

>>7672717
>N64
>the exact point when Nintendo lost the plot completely
>also responsible for spawning the millennial søymouth generation of manchildren
Absolute trash in every way innit.

>>7684875
Digital output? I thought his mod kits where strictly analog.

>>7691083

Listen you can do you man. But once that original label is off, your childhood copy will always be one that has a printed out label that a child could print off a $50 printer. Why not just get a repro cart instead of defacing an actual rare game?

>>7687423

If we are talking arcade ports lets not forget all the great NFL Blitz games aswell. I personally enjoy 2001 the most but that's because I don't own Special Edition yet

>>7690948
I've had sculptor's cut since the 90s. I really liked it then, but I also was a stupid child who loved the potty humour, so it's a bit less appealing now.

>>7691207
Yeah I've just decided to leave the original label on. It's just those holes and colors break my heart. That guy wasn't me but I appreciate him coming to my defense.

God, I love that game so much. Probably my most played n64 game too.

>>7690957
Save the original cart shell and put the game in a repro shell or resticker a sports game and reshell it in that. That way you've got both your original label and a nice looking one too.

Anyone considering the N64Digital? It has a really high price tag..

Can someone redpill me on the steel replacement sticks? They seem like the ultimate upgrade for the controller but seem impossible to buy. Are they still in development, were they ever available for purchase to the public? What's the deal?

>>7691227
Mine says BBV in giant letters across the sticker. When I was going through my games removing sticker goo and marker back in the early 2000s I tried using alcohol to take it off. It probably got half the ink off but it started smearing the label too so I gave up. Could have easily wrecked it.

>>7691223

I also like Clayfighter... Especially the SNES one because my neighbor had it as a kid... But I don't like it $600+ much for Clayfighter 64 with 10% more added content

>>7691271
Well I only payed $20 for my copy and it was worth it at the time...

>>7691286
Still super worth it man. Great score. And there's definitely worse games on the 64 but just in terms of market price now it's crazy.

But I heard that those blockbuster only releases like sculptors cut only got a print run of 20,000 games. So there is a real rarity to them. Unlike the Mario games that sell like uncommon/rare games but were some of the highest produced

>>7691164
No, it is not. You are garbage, friend.

>>7691203
until now

>>7691223
Sculptor's Cut isn't great, but is a vast improvement over 63 1/3, specially since it plays more like a janky street fighter game instead of a weird mashup of killer instinct + other fighters.

>>7691297
The deal with those games is that they're high in demand, everybody wants them in their collection. If they sold for $20 they'd be gone in a day.

>>7672717
Are there any good ROM Hacks with enough effort to feel like a completely new game? Not just character swaps, level swaps, retextures, but games with completely new content added to them? I've been playing Goldfinger 64, which uses the Goldeneye ROM, but adds new maps and weapons, making it feel like somewhat of a new game or sequel. It feels nice to know there might be some fans still supporting and enjoying the system.

>>7692553
SM64 has so many there's probably at least one that comes close

>>7692553
Jiggies of time is pretty fucking good

>>7686240
cartridges and nintendo. They started with the gamecube, which by comparison was far inferior.

>>7691297
Really my brother bought it. We rented it the night before when I had a friend sleeping over, and being the little brother he only got to play a couple matches. When we went to return it he insisted we buy a copy. We grabbed 63 1/3 at first and he told us it wasn't the same one and to go back and get the right one. Good save there!

>>7692553
Keep hearing Star Road is amazing but I could not get into it, Mario 64 Sapphire is awesome though and works on console.
F-Zero X Climax for more high speed goodness.
Star Fox 64 Survival is an interesting take on OoT, worth checking out.
Banjo-Kazooie has a decent amount of romhacks too, the Nostalgia 64 one by Mark Kurko looks really good.
Can't think of more outside of Mario 64 mods, N64 romhack scene is still in an early phase.

>>7686240
>Controller that requires an above lukewarm IQ to use.
>Lack of relatively obscure games that promote hipster knowledge circlejerk.
>Difficult to emulate, better off using original hardware.
>Promoted multiplayer experiences, isolating autistic children with no friends, no siblings, or family issues.
>Storage limitations that meant developers had to be careful with their content or compression ability.
They're mad because they like to feel special when they're able to recommend a game no one else has played. There are people out there who genuinely feel superior to others by possessing knowledge they don't. They're unable to do this with the N64 since everyone who had an N64 usually has some games in common with another person who had the system, most of the "truly great" games are already known. They get bored by things they already know, so they constantly abandon games they find as soon as that "new feeling" wears off and move on to the next flavor of the month.

>>7678574
I wish more games had track design like it

>>7692779
The real reason is it's a kneejerk counter-reaction to the old N64 praise that puts OoT and Mario 64 as the two best games of all time on top 10 lists, and the nostalgia around the great games it had making people forget it lacked a good library of more obscure stuff. Honestly though, the library is plenty good enough. It obviously lacks JRPGs but that's the main flaw, other than that for most people the games you end up playing are on par if not better than PS1. I mean for now when we look back in retrospect and know all the shit that's worth playing, it's easy to count the fact that PS1 had a larger amount of good shit so it wins, but that pool of good stuff was also pretty diluted by mediocre games. Meanwhile with the N64 all the good stuff rose to the top, so in a sense back then the N64 was a better console unless you actually knew all the right PS1 games to look for.

>>7692553
Smash Remix is an absolute must. Adds new characters and a ton of new stages.

>>7691164
You got filtered. Go play basedmphony of the Night

>>7692825
What was the PS1s answer to SM64 and OoT?

>>7692876
The answer to Mario is Crash of course
The answer to Zelda is... Tomb Raider? They're both adventure games.

>>7692926
Lol he really said tomb raider

>>7692928
ehh, I'm a zoomer
What would you say then?

>>7692926
Mario and Rare's platformers share much more in common with Spyro than Crash.

>>7686240
One reason is they can't emulate it, others are PCelitists who despise the fact the N64 had the technically best FPS (and other) games for a while on it. This fact is unimaginable now so those zoomies think that we're making it up. There's also people who grew up without it because their parents were on welfare and they couldn't afford a real console, their earliest memories of gaming are their dad playing the ps1 and burned all their games on CD-r, smoking in their caravan and damaging their brains at the same time while hogging the console and unable to get past the first level.

I wish they'd at least remember their talking points - the N64 had few rpgs for example is a decent point. Just making it up as you go along is the height of laziness.

>Can barely play modern games for 15 minutes before getting bored
>Decide to replay OoT
>Time flies by and I end up playing for 4 hours straight without even realizing it
I thought I had lost interest in gaming but it turns out that modern games are absolute garbage and older titles are just really damn good. I will be sticking with the classics from now on.

>>7695108

I'm the same way. Unless I'm playing online I get pretty bored in newer games. If you like Zelda I recommend the mystical ninja games bro

>>7694696
>their earliest memories of gaming are their dad playing the ps1 and burned all their games on CD-r
One of my first jobs was working for a thrift store, I wouldn't even be able guess an estimate of the numerous amount of pirated, unofficial, burned PSX games I've seen come through. Most of the time these games would come in without cases, so most of them ended up being thrown away.

>>7692825
Even as far as "obscure" games for the N64 go, most of them are fairly well known by this point, thanks to the console's relatively small library. It's easy to keep track of and gauge interest in, you can more easily dismiss a game you've never heard of on N64 because most of the good games for the system already have decent fanbases to make their games known. There's little sense of "discovery" with the system's library that younger folks seem to be obsessed with. Agree with or like something popular and they think you're a sheep, similar to what you said about Super Mario 64 and Ocarina of Time. They're obsessed with being niche, standing out, having "refined tastes" by knowing what others don't. The large library of the PSX and cheap cost of CDs entices them that they could find "hidden gems" by some small low budget developer. This isn't hard to figure out if you've seen the rising interest for Lost Media, Trivia, "Icebergs", etc.

It might be comparable to say it's like the difference between a dirty lake and a clean well. The well may seem small and everyone may seem to know what it's in it and there's still a good amount of depth to it, but the lake despite having more unappealing qualities to it, has the greater possibility of holding something unknown. It's not bad to like or look for obscure games either, but my problem is that there seems to be people who make it their entire personality or become hipsters about it. They'll constantly hunt for obscure games solely because they're obscure and nothing else, making it hard to gauge what caught their interest. Even after finding something they like, they'll quickly move on instead of becoming a dedicated fan and spreading the word. Ironically, making it so it stays obscure or becomes obscure all over again. I'll never understand the people who become genuinely upset when something they're interested in becomes more well known.

Snowboard kids is my favorite n64 game. Mostly for nostalgia reasons but it’s got charm and catchy music. I like it more than mario kart

The real hidden gems are gonna be games you would probably assume to pass. Pick up Tarzan. Pretty cool sidescroller for the 64.

>>7696834
Other than the abhorrent framerate in multiplayer it was more fun than MK64

>>7690236
kek I love the Space Invaders icons on that, what an odd design choice

>>7696834
I'll be sure to check it out sometime. Is there any reason for the price being somewhat high or is that due to being an Atlus game?

>>7696871
I can second this. Most of the Disney games for the system are solid.

>>7696834

I think #2 is better to be honest. But I agree that I enjoy snowboard kids more than Mario Kart 64

>>7696871

This x1000

Tarzan is a gem of a platformer. A B version of Kirby 64 in my opinion

>>7696887

Man you missed buying snowboard kids by about 2 months. For some reason it's worth like $75 cdn now while #2 is only worth $85?

For the longest time #2 used to double #1 in price, I don't understand #1s sudden price jump

>>7696887
the n64 version of Toy Story 2 isn't as good as the ps1/DC version but it ain't bad, I like some of the music renditions of it.
https://youtu.be/uTWn6y1cgKQ

nintendo 64

>N64 hosts port with the most interesting controls but the worst audiovisual presentation
You know exactly what game I'm talking about, guys.

>>7699117
I actually don't because basically every 5th gen multiplat/port looks and plays best on N64.

>>7699117

>>7699138
Star Wars Episode 1 Racer, also on PC and DC. Muddiest textures, no FMVs, no race music, but unique in that it has a cheat to control each jet engine with one thumbstick.

>>7699147
One thumbstick each of two controllers plugged into two ports that is.

I was a ps1 kid so I'm not too savvy on the n64 lineup - what are some other fun adventure games on the system like mystical ninja? It and the two zelda games are my favourites on the system this far.

>>7699147
fair enough, I don't play licensed garbage made for autistic soi boys so that would explain my lack of knowledge on the subject.

>>7699152
Aside from what you mentioned, Mega Man 64 is very similar to Zelda and it's a ton of fun, Gauntlet Legends is more like Diablo but definitely an action/adventure type game, Jet Force Gemini is also similar to Zelda/Mega Man in some ways though places more emphasis on combat/platforming, and there are other more obscure choices like Shadow Man. I'd even lump Banjo in there.

>>7699147
never liked the dc port, stuck on 30fps and no visual improvements outside of native 480p, I'd rather play it on PC for that.

>>7699153
>you see, actually I'm ignorant because of my superior taste

>>7699164
I guarantee I know more about the N64 than you, I just have a rule against playing anything related to Star Wars or other trash tie-in licensed titles because I'm not a massive fucking faggot.

>>7699167
>I know all sorts of things, except this one because it's gay

>>7699152
Banjo-Tooie
Shadow Man
Jet Force Gemini
Shadowgate 64
Castlevania 64/Legacy of Darkness
Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine

>>7699183
literally yes

>>7699138
That's quite a claim. I'm a collector myself so I always opt for the n64 version of whatever multiplat game there is, but I know I'm cucking myself. Compare Gex to the PC version, for instance, not only does it look better but all the extra levels were taken out from the 64 game, making the gold remotes which unlock them essentially pointless.

>>7699223
>That's quite a claim.
Not really, it's pretty factual. Also I'm not talking about PC versions here, I'm talking 5th gen console versions. PC versions are always going to the best, no shit.

>>7699152
Bomberman 64 the Second Attack, no joke, the levels are basically in the style of Zelda dungeons. Totally different from all other bomberman games so it's a unique game whether you're a fan of the series or not.

>>7699236
but the PS version in that case is closer to the PC original, it is missing one level but it has the bonus levels in tact, while the level exclusive to the 64 version is totally not worth the exclusion of the 3-4 missing levels. Also others like Rayman, bug's life, toy story 2, etc look better on other consoles. I don't play them on other consoles because I don't own a dreamcast or a PS but I know my games aren't the best versions.

I do like the 64 version of Quake, Quake II, and Hexen the most though.

>>7699152

Others that I think of

Conkers
Chameleon Twist
Megaman 64
Paper Mario 64

Currently playing Duke Nukem 64. Never played the original 3-D and I'm having a blast even though it's not the easiest game.

Is Zero Hour close to it?

>>7699254
>Rayman
Rayman 2 on PSX is an absolute trash heap that omits about 60% of the actual game and looks vastly worse in every way.

>>7699292
How's the Saturn version? Besides being overpriced like the rest of the games on the system

>>7699296
there is no Saturn version of Rayman 2. if by chance you mean the DC version though, that's by far the best.

>>7699316
Yes you're right. Got confused that #1 is on Saturn and #2 on DC!

Merci

>>7699292
I'm not talking about the PSX version, I meant the Dreamcast version, though I should have specified that in parentheses as the other ports are PSX games.

>>7686240
Even back then, I was annoyed by the ultra low frame rate most games seemed to run at. Splitscreen Goldeneye at 10 fps! Fun but an absolute joke.

>>7699481
as a kid I didn't know better, I just thought that's how games were.

>>7699481
Low Framerate was never an issue for me, in fact, me and my friends always thought the game lagging was a signal of the game being too powerful and advanced for the system.

>>7699731
That is what it means which is why it's generally seen as negative.

>>7699735
we were kids and though it was cool.

>>7686159
I rented this game and accidently stayed up till 5 in the morning when my dad was getting up for work. I was scared shitless and hid. This game was WAY more fun than it has any right to be. It really hit the perfect niche of fun planes, plus shooting shit, plus arcade action.

>>7678664
Is this actually a good game? Only played it once at my cousin's house and only remember the pet that follows you around

>>7699462
you're comparing a 6th gen game to a 5th gen game?

>>7699842
It's not really a "sixth gen" game since it came out on fifth gen hardware and pentium PCs originally. The DC came out so early in the sixth gen that it was still competing with the last generation of n64 games by that time, and it's not the only title to be on both N64 and DC.

>>7699943
you're trying to compare 6th gen hardware with 5th gen hardware. stop being retarded.

>>7699807
I'm a bomberman collector and superfan so I'm gonna be biased in saying it's an amazing game, but it is a good game, yes. Both 64 and The Second Attack stray away from the traditional formula and go towards 3D exploration and narrative based gameplay. Where 64 is more focused on puzzles and collecting, The Second Attack is more like an action/adventure game with massive dungeon-like levels. Unlike other bomberman games you get elemental bombs, fire, wind, ice, electricity, and so on, which add variety to the combat (enemies have elemental weaknesses, the bombs have different explosion diameters, etc) as well as making puzzles more interesting. The little animal sidekick starts out weak but there are a bunch of different transformations in the game which let the little guy become very powerful to where he can summon power ups and kill enemies in one hit. It's a shame that the cartridge is so rare because it deters a lot of people from trying it out, and it doesn't emulate perfectly, but I'd really recommend trying it out on a flashcart or even a repro. It's easily my favorite game in my collection.

I'm curious to know how many N64-merchandise exists, I remember walkie-talkies, cameras and FM radios.

>>7700182
They slapped the 64 logo on everything in the late 90s/2000s.

There's a ton of crap

>>7700868
I thought this game was pretty meh. Would be in my top 100. But wasn't crazy about it

>>7683450
Marine Fortress. The tunnel in Port Blue sucks but not nearly as bad as all the floating debris in Fortress.

>>7687423
>all midway games

>>7701378
yeah but right about now it's time to rock with the biggity buck bumble

>>7700182
Why is the number 84?

>>7699481
I grew up on low framerate I dont even notice

>>7678664
Looks a little worn, but it's mostly intact and legible.

>>7701374
yeah I do want to see some stuff like that

>>7703968
Hated the racing mechanic in this game and how you had to go through the same loop to collect like 5 times.

Would love to own all 3 south park 64 games complete in box though one day, just as display pieces

Thoughts on Rocket: Robot on Wheels?
I tried it tonight. The overall aesthetics at least have really won me over

>>7704590
>just as display pieces
Is this your way to show off your wealth sort of how some men wear a rolex or have expensive artwork?

>>7683594
no, microsoft bob
the paperclip, the monkey, the dog
they're all much older than windows xp

>>7703968
I will say that this is the least objectionable South Park game for the 64. The only one I could kinda sorta recommend playing. It's good enough if you don't have MKR or DKR, not worth trying out otherwise unless you're a fan or just for the novelty of it.

>>7673860
If you call being shit versatile

>>7706335
name one other controller whose analog stick can be controlled with your right hand. none. depending on the game and the play style I've got four different ways of holding the controller that are comfortable to me.

>>7706174
i have a soft spot for the FPS, sure it gets repetitive real fast but I do enjoy killing the non-stop hordes of enemies and the arsenal you get, MP is also pretty dope.

>>7704619
No it's a way of putting south park art for display because I like the show south park and nintendo 64?

Go back to /b/ you r-tard

>>7709082
Imagine if your ancestors knew that the culmination of their efforts was a fat retarded faggot that wants to "display" CIB N64 games based on a shitty jewish cartoon.

>>7709113
>fat retarded faggot
Don't project too hard.

>>7709113
My ancestors were Amish they'd kill me just for using this phone

>>7709113
A lot of pent up rage.

Usually comes from a poor one

>>7684875
no need, the pixel fx guys are making the n64 digital

Ocarina of Time still holds up incredibly well minus the Water Temple. The Temple itself is great but the way they handled inventory makes it tedious. They could have easily mapped the boots and tunics to the D-pad and avoided this problem entirely, not sure how they didn't realize that.

>>7710840
>installing closed-source hardware
are you trying to take away my freedom again?

>>7691247
The steel sticks are made at an insanely slow rate and the gears they use are actually hand refurbished. Only way to get one is 2nd hand(no one sells theirs) or to have been on a waitlist from 6 years ago(not currently accepting new orders).

>>7699145
KEK, Wii and Switch follows suit.

bumping

I tried Conker but I dunno if I can get into this
It's pretty charming but so far a bit light on actual platforming

>>7716410
Most of the experience is. Its strengths are pacing and variety.

>>7715291
Why was the N64s Fighting game selection so poor? It had a controller with 6 face buttons, it was ideal for the genre.

>>7672717
I love the N64 but you gotta admit it’s funny they managed to give every North American launch title a quarter of the screen and still have room for two more games.

>>7716814
Fighters were more popular in Japan and the n64 wasn't that huge there, and i suppose neither capcom, snk or namco were interested in bringing their games to the system (specially Namco after that one dispute they had with Nintendo).
I do like MKT, MK4, Fighter's Destiny 1&2 and KIG but I do wish the N64 got at least a Street Fighter game, EX2+ would have been lit.

>>7675626
I miss that early CGI look so much. Realism is boring.

>>7692936
there isn't one

>>7683594
>there are people in this board who don't recognize that dog
I hate getting older

>Finally pull the trigger a new controller
>Get my n64 out of the box, get ready for some No Mercy
>Powers on, but no AV

What the fuuuuuuuuuck

>>7672720
Ridge Racer 64 is better than the OG on playstation

I said it

>>7699189
>ShadowMan
One hell of a game. The controls can be a nightmare (running and turning a sharp corner at the same time is impossible) but the game's subject matter (I find voodoo very fascinating) and the storyline (told through actual serial killers) more than makes up for it.

>>7719649
really jam that cartridge in there, half of the time no AV just means the game isn't properly loaded, if you've got carts as old and dirty as mine sometimes it takes a good 10 tries to turn on.

My n64 was actually given to my by my sister who thought the system was broken. It wasn't. She just didn't try enough times.

>>7719649
>>7720616
Funny, I never had this problem with emulation.

>>7721535
I am an emubro too, but n64 emulation has sucked in my experience and my No Mercy cart has all my caws from childhood.

>>7673840
I feel the same way as you, I want so badly some gamecube-to-n64 converter for my joysticks but they are expensive and will probably be stolen in the way to my home.

>>7678664
Just keep it that way, then you'll know that nothing lasts forever.

>>7722660
I would love yo make this a poster.

>autosage
well it was a fun thread