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I was at EB today (sorry Spec Reserve) and I was checking out some old N64 games to add to my collection. I ended up getting Top Gear Rally. Anyways, as I was paying I asked the guy "So does anyone still buy these games?" He looked at me and said "Are you kidding? Nintendo 64 games are my best selling games!" I said "I figured with the Playstation 2 and Dreamcast that sales would drop or something" He said "No way. N64 is a popular system still, VERY popular system." That made me wonder why everyone on the postboard uses this term "dead". Like what, how? If people are still buying and playing games, how is it "dead"?
my game shop that onlys sells n64 games is desparate for games and the n64 its self!
Now that N64 games are cheaper people can buy games that they didn't get before because of the prices so that may be the reason why N64 games are selling more nowadays.
I was at EB today (sorry Spec Reserve) and I was checking out some old N64 games to add to my collection. I ended up getting Top Gear Rally. Anyways, as I was paying I asked the guy "So does anyone still buy these games?" He looked at me and said "Are you kidding? Nintendo 64 games are my best selling games!" I said "I figured with the Playstation 2 and Dreamcast that sales would drop or something" He said "No way. N64 is a popular system still, VERY popular system." That made me wonder why everyone on the postboard uses this term "dead". Like what, how? If people are still buying and playing games, how is it "dead"?