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I'm pretty sure I am going to sell my N64. With news that the Revolution will be backwards compatible via downloads and the fact I don't actually play my N64 (always a sticking point), I have decided to sell it.
I've got over 40 games... the thing is how much should I sell it for...
And should I sell them all together?
I've got over 40 games... the thing is how much should I sell it for...
And should I sell them all together?
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What games have you got then?
:)
:)
Dringo wrote:
> Pilotwings
> 1080 Snowboarding
> Excitebike 64
> F Zero X
> Wave Race 64
> Lylat Wars
>
> I think you'll find there were a few Nintendo developed titles that
> were quality stuff.
Thank God you didn't have Pokemon on that list of 'quality' Nintendo games! Pilotwings was superb (still gets played in this house, especially the cannon target game - brilliant)
> Pilotwings
> 1080 Snowboarding
> Excitebike 64
> F Zero X
> Wave Race 64
> Lylat Wars
>
> I think you'll find there were a few Nintendo developed titles that
> were quality stuff.
Thank God you didn't have Pokemon on that list of 'quality' Nintendo games! Pilotwings was superb (still gets played in this house, especially the cannon target game - brilliant)
So anyway Dringo, have you decided what you're going to do yet?
Sell it all or keep it all or break it up into several different bits for sale?
Sell it all or keep it all or break it up into several different bits for sale?
He's keeping it
Good decision. Needs a slap if this is ever mentioned again!
Dringo wrote:
> Lylat Wars multiplayer sucked balls!
Not at all.
It was a bit light weight with just Arwings in 4 player deathmatches, but the Tanks and "people" added some real depth to it.
Also, if it was spiced up a little - 4 Vs 4 team games, new level designs etc, it would be good.
But we're talking cloud cuckoo land here.
I still remember the pre-Gamecube days when I thought Nintendo could do anything...
> Lylat Wars multiplayer sucked balls!
Not at all.
It was a bit light weight with just Arwings in 4 player deathmatches, but the Tanks and "people" added some real depth to it.
Also, if it was spiced up a little - 4 Vs 4 team games, new level designs etc, it would be good.
But we're talking cloud cuckoo land here.
I still remember the pre-Gamecube days when I thought Nintendo could do anything...
Strafio wrote:
> But we're talking cloud cuckoo land here.
> I still remember the pre-Gamecube days when I thought Nintendo could
> do anything...
......they liked and thought they could get away with it not caring how much they upset their loyal fanbase and thinking they will remain at the number one spot for eternity!
How things change...........!
> But we're talking cloud cuckoo land here.
> I still remember the pre-Gamecube days when I thought Nintendo could
> do anything...
......they liked and thought they could get away with it not caring how much they upset their loyal fanbase and thinking they will remain at the number one spot for eternity!
How things change...........!
Or he could...
Diddy Kong Racing was amazing.
Diddy Kong Racing was amazing.
Rai wrote:
> Or he could...
>
> Diddy Kong Racing was amazing.
Nah, Mario Kart 64 was way better, with those wicked addictive battles!!
Shame Double Dash didn't match up in the battle industry
> Or he could...
>
> Diddy Kong Racing was amazing.
Nah, Mario Kart 64 was way better, with those wicked addictive battles!!
Shame Double Dash didn't match up in the battle industry
Double Dash didn't match up in any area.
It was poor in comparison to Mario Kart 64.
It's not even the best racing game on the Gamecube - a console which is pretty much completely devoid of racing games.
It was poor in comparison to Mario Kart 64.
It's not even the best racing game on the Gamecube - a console which is pretty much completely devoid of racing games.
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