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I’m here today my fellow gamers, to pay tribute to a fine console, the N64. Sure it’s had it’s moments but then again it’s put a smile on quite a lot of our faces. Nintendo should be proud of themselves, which I’m quite sure they are especially since the N64 has produced some real classics and I’m sure most of you will agree with me. Believe me when the N64 produces us a classic game, boy it really Produces a classic, and when I say classics I mean Games such as Goldeneye one of their star possessions, there’s also games like Perfect Dark and Super Mario World. The best thing about Super Mario world was seeing all your favourite Mario characters in visually stunning 3D for the first time, now that’s pure magic, something that should be treasured for the rest of gaming existence.
The one big mistake, which I’m sure Nintendo have regretted all these years, is using the cartridge, Expensive to buy, expensive to make games with and the worst of all expensive for the public to buy. This was a real shame because if they used discs like Sony they would’ve probably sold a lot more games than they have, but you know how the old saying goes one learns from ones mistakes.
And learn they have they’ve got up and dusted themselves after their mistake with the N64 and they’ve decided to use discs for there next console. Let’s hope it works out for them, if not it’ll be back to the drawing boards for Nintendo.
The N64 was a great console in it’s glory days, it also had an awesome 64 bit processor which had the potential to produce some truly spectacular graphics. The Developers hardly ever took full advantage of the awesome 64bit processor, apart from two occasions of course, Goldeneye and Perfect Dark, they showed us all the true power of the N64, but sadly they were to be one of a small handful of graphically impressive games.
Since Perfect Dark and Goldeneye the N64 has just gone down hill but it occasionally crawled back up the hill again only to fall back down. This sadly my fellow gamers seems to be close to be the end of the line for the N64, and what’s more my friends not that long ago an announcement was made saying that they were going to stop producing games. A sad end to a truly fruitful existence. I’m sure though that even when the N64 has stopped producing games that it’ll race the occasional smile on a few faces. That’s what the world today needs isn’t it? Smiling faces.
Thanks for reading!
The one big mistake, which I’m sure Nintendo have regretted all these years, is using the cartridge, Expensive to buy, expensive to make games with and the worst of all expensive for the public to buy. This was a real shame because if they used discs like Sony they would’ve probably sold a lot more games than they have, but you know how the old saying goes one learns from ones mistakes.
And learn they have they’ve got up and dusted themselves after their mistake with the N64 and they’ve decided to use discs for there next console. Let’s hope it works out for them, if not it’ll be back to the drawing boards for Nintendo.
The N64 was a great console in it’s glory days, it also had an awesome 64 bit processor which had the potential to produce some truly spectacular graphics. The Developers hardly ever took full advantage of the awesome 64bit processor, apart from two occasions of course, Goldeneye and Perfect Dark, they showed us all the true power of the N64, but sadly they were to be one of a small handful of graphically impressive games.
Since Perfect Dark and Goldeneye the N64 has just gone down hill but it occasionally crawled back up the hill again only to fall back down. This sadly my fellow gamers seems to be close to be the end of the line for the N64, and what’s more my friends not that long ago an announcement was made saying that they were going to stop producing games. A sad end to a truly fruitful existence. I’m sure though that even when the N64 has stopped producing games that it’ll race the occasional smile on a few faces. That’s what the world today needs isn’t it? Smiling faces.
Thanks for reading!
i like the little trigger on the back of the controller.
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Super Mario World was a SNES game.
Super Mario 64 was the N64 game.
N64 was a great console.
Fish swim in the sea.
Time for my medication....
Super Mario 64 was the N64 game.
N64 was a great console.
Fish swim in the sea.
Time for my medication....
uksgamer2002 wrote:
> I'd like to read it and comment but I gotta go in 5m. howcome u gotta go?
> I'd like to read it and comment but I gotta go in 5m. howcome u gotta go?
uksgamer2002 wrote:
> Was it your fave console?
it wasI got it for xmas one year and have played it ever since!
> Was it your fave console?
it wasI got it for xmas one year and have played it ever since!
uksgamer2002 wrote:
> Was it your fave console? guess!
> Was it your fave console? guess!
Was it your fave console?
uksgamer2002 wrote:
> I'd like to read it and comment but I gotta go in 5m.
No problem m8!
> I'd like to read it and comment but I gotta go in 5m.
No problem m8!
I'd like to read it and comment but I gotta go in 5m.
I hope ya'all like it.
I’m here today my fellow gamers, to pay tribute to a fine console, the N64. Sure it’s had it’s moments but then again it’s put a smile on quite a lot of our faces. Nintendo should be proud of themselves, which I’m quite sure they are especially since the N64 has produced some real classics and I’m sure most of you will agree with me. Believe me when the N64 produces us a classic game, boy it really Produces a classic, and when I say classics I mean Games such as Goldeneye one of their star possessions, there’s also games like Perfect Dark and Super Mario World. The best thing about Super Mario world was seeing all your favourite Mario characters in visually stunning 3D for the first time, now that’s pure magic, something that should be treasured for the rest of gaming existence.
The one big mistake, which I’m sure Nintendo have regretted all these years, is using the cartridge, Expensive to buy, expensive to make games with and the worst of all expensive for the public to buy. This was a real shame because if they used discs like Sony they would’ve probably sold a lot more games than they have, but you know how the old saying goes one learns from ones mistakes.
And learn they have they’ve got up and dusted themselves after their mistake with the N64 and they’ve decided to use discs for there next console. Let’s hope it works out for them, if not it’ll be back to the drawing boards for Nintendo.
The N64 was a great console in it’s glory days, it also had an awesome 64 bit processor which had the potential to produce some truly spectacular graphics. The Developers hardly ever took full advantage of the awesome 64bit processor, apart from two occasions of course, Goldeneye and Perfect Dark, they showed us all the true power of the N64, but sadly they were to be one of a small handful of graphically impressive games.
Since Perfect Dark and Goldeneye the N64 has just gone down hill but it occasionally crawled back up the hill again only to fall back down. This sadly my fellow gamers seems to be close to be the end of the line for the N64, and what’s more my friends not that long ago an announcement was made saying that they were going to stop producing games. A sad end to a truly fruitful existence. I’m sure though that even when the N64 has stopped producing games that it’ll race the occasional smile on a few faces. That’s what the world today needs isn’t it? Smiling faces.
Thanks for reading!
The one big mistake, which I’m sure Nintendo have regretted all these years, is using the cartridge, Expensive to buy, expensive to make games with and the worst of all expensive for the public to buy. This was a real shame because if they used discs like Sony they would’ve probably sold a lot more games than they have, but you know how the old saying goes one learns from ones mistakes.
And learn they have they’ve got up and dusted themselves after their mistake with the N64 and they’ve decided to use discs for there next console. Let’s hope it works out for them, if not it’ll be back to the drawing boards for Nintendo.
The N64 was a great console in it’s glory days, it also had an awesome 64 bit processor which had the potential to produce some truly spectacular graphics. The Developers hardly ever took full advantage of the awesome 64bit processor, apart from two occasions of course, Goldeneye and Perfect Dark, they showed us all the true power of the N64, but sadly they were to be one of a small handful of graphically impressive games.
Since Perfect Dark and Goldeneye the N64 has just gone down hill but it occasionally crawled back up the hill again only to fall back down. This sadly my fellow gamers seems to be close to be the end of the line for the N64, and what’s more my friends not that long ago an announcement was made saying that they were going to stop producing games. A sad end to a truly fruitful existence. I’m sure though that even when the N64 has stopped producing games that it’ll race the occasional smile on a few faces. That’s what the world today needs isn’t it? Smiling faces.
Thanks for reading!