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With all this hype surrounding the GameBoy advance and Gamecube i think that everyone has forgotten about about the N64.After 5 years it's still a great console with great games.Its the same with all Nintendo consoles.
I have a SNES and i still play on that enjoying a regular go on Mario Kart and squishing the Koopas in Super Mario World.
The N64 has some great games like Zelda and Mario and Im wondering why Nintendo didnt put Backup capability so you can play all your favorite N64 games on Gamecube just like you can play all your old Gameboy games on Gameboy advance.
So the point im trying to make is that people will still be playing on the N64 years after Nintendo and other companies stop producing games just like people still play on the NES and SNES.
I now look forward to probably the last great game for the N64 Paper Mario.
I have a SNES and i still play on that enjoying a regular go on Mario Kart and squishing the Koopas in Super Mario World.
The N64 has some great games like Zelda and Mario and Im wondering why Nintendo didnt put Backup capability so you can play all your favorite N64 games on Gamecube just like you can play all your old Gameboy games on Gameboy advance.
So the point im trying to make is that people will still be playing on the N64 years after Nintendo and other companies stop producing games just like people still play on the NES and SNES.
I now look forward to probably the last great game for the N64 Paper Mario.
Bonus wrote:
> It is deader than a door knob.
And have you actually killed a doorknob?
slik ?_?
> It is deader than a door knob.
And have you actually killed a doorknob?
slik ?_?
It is deader than a door knob.
DeltaJava wrote:
> No-one has forgotten the N64, it's just that with no new games
> coming out for it regularly, no-one bothers to mention it all the
> time.
Thats right and with this whole next generation consoles hype going around no one is taking much notice of the beloved N64.
> No-one has forgotten the N64, it's just that with no new games
> coming out for it regularly, no-one bothers to mention it all the
> time.
Thats right and with this whole next generation consoles hype going around no one is taking much notice of the beloved N64.
Don't forget DVDs also.
matty c wrote:
The N64 has some great games like Zelda and
> Mario and Im wondering why Nintendo didnt put Backup capability so
> you can play all your favorite N64 games on Gamecube just like you
> can play all your old Gameboy games on Gameboy advance.
Cardridges are dead! Cd's are the way to the future.
The N64 has some great games like Zelda and
> Mario and Im wondering why Nintendo didnt put Backup capability so
> you can play all your favorite N64 games on Gamecube just like you
> can play all your old Gameboy games on Gameboy advance.
Cardridges are dead! Cd's are the way to the future.
No-one has forgotten the N64, it's just that with no new games coming out for it regularly, no-one bothers to mention it all the time.
I recently got my brothers SNES out of the dusty old cupboard so that I could play it.
The N64 will never really die because it has been around for so long and has so many class games.
slik !_!
slik !_!
With all this hype surrounding the GameBoy advance and Gamecube i think that everyone has forgotten about about the N64.After 5 years it's still a great console with great games.Its the same with all Nintendo consoles.
I have a SNES and i still play on that enjoying a regular go on Mario Kart and squishing the Koopas in Super Mario World.
The N64 has some great games like Zelda and Mario and Im wondering why Nintendo didnt put Backup capability so you can play all your favorite N64 games on Gamecube just like you can play all your old Gameboy games on Gameboy advance.
So the point im trying to make is that people will still be playing on the N64 years after Nintendo and other companies stop producing games just like people still play on the NES and SNES.
I now look forward to probably the last great game for the N64 Paper Mario.
I have a SNES and i still play on that enjoying a regular go on Mario Kart and squishing the Koopas in Super Mario World.
The N64 has some great games like Zelda and Mario and Im wondering why Nintendo didnt put Backup capability so you can play all your favorite N64 games on Gamecube just like you can play all your old Gameboy games on Gameboy advance.
So the point im trying to make is that people will still be playing on the N64 years after Nintendo and other companies stop producing games just like people still play on the NES and SNES.
I now look forward to probably the last great game for the N64 Paper Mario.