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Right, i'm lookin to buy a reasonably cheap N64. For some reason, i really want one now the summers here, so any advice on what games to pick up, and where the best place to get one is? Cheers in advance...
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Right, i'm lookin to buy a reasonably cheap N64. For some reason, i really want one now the summers here, so any advice on what games to pick up, and where the best place to get one is? Cheers in advance...
You know what games you should be getting
Zelda OOT and MM (if you don't already have them on a bonus disk)
Goldeneye
Perfect Dark
Banjo Kazooie
Mario 64
Mission Impossible
Lylat Wars
Rogue Squadron
Silicon Valley (no chance that you'll find a copy of this, I'm afraid)
ISS '98 (still the best football game around)
Body Harvest
Conkers Bad Fur Day (if you have an Xbox then get the new Reloaded version)
Ridge Racer 64
F Zero X
Mario Kart 64
Yoshi's Story
WWF No Mercy
Mario Party 2 (still the best one)
Pilotwings 64
Jet Force Gemini
Tony Hawks Pro Skater
Wave Race and 1080 if you don't have the GC versions
Paper Mario if you can get import games.
Really though you should be getting a DC.
Zelda OOT and MM (if you don't already have them on a bonus disk)
Goldeneye
Perfect Dark
Banjo Kazooie
Mario 64
Mission Impossible
Lylat Wars
Rogue Squadron
Silicon Valley (no chance that you'll find a copy of this, I'm afraid)
ISS '98 (still the best football game around)
Body Harvest
Conkers Bad Fur Day (if you have an Xbox then get the new Reloaded version)
Ridge Racer 64
F Zero X
Mario Kart 64
Yoshi's Story
WWF No Mercy
Mario Party 2 (still the best one)
Pilotwings 64
Jet Force Gemini
Tony Hawks Pro Skater
Wave Race and 1080 if you don't have the GC versions
Paper Mario if you can get import games.
Really though you should be getting a DC.
gerrid wrote:
> Silicon Valley (no chance that you'll find a copy of this, I'm
> afraid)
I must disagree my gerrified friend [URL]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=38589&item=8120130945&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW[/URL]
Go me!
> Silicon Valley (no chance that you'll find a copy of this, I'm
> afraid)
I must disagree my gerrified friend [URL]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=38589&item=8120130945&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW[/URL]
Go me!
Thanks for that, any ideas what sort of price i should be paying for an N64 now, and the games? Thanks
Games should all be uder £10, and the console should be about £25-£30. Controllers and that are generally about £7 each, and memory cards are cheap if you can find them.
I got my console, fully boxed with Mario 64 for the small sum of £25 a year and about 4 months ago.
Yes.
Yes.
It's also doubtful that you'll find the console ust on it's own. Usually you'd have to buy a load of games with it, but it's usually worth it. You might find a gem like Snowboard Kids (2 if you're the luckyest person in the world), or Rakuga Kids.
Anyone remember Rakuga Kids?
Anyone remember Rakuga Kids?
Any recommendations of where to get the console from. Ebay seems quite fairly priced, but should i be bothered about boxes on consoles etc?
Space Station: Silicon Valley.
What a great game.
What a great game.
I agree. If only they'd make a sequel.
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