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How long do people think the N64 has left to live?
With games like Perfect Dark, Zelda: The Continuing Sage, Turok 3, A Resident Evil game, Top Gear Rally 2, and a bunch of other wicked games this year. How long will the N64 live for? Specially with the PS2 and Dolphin on the horizon how much longer can the N64 last?
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They may be good, bad or ugly, but since they're here for free you can't complain. Maybe I'll put some more up when I can think of them too.
> Nintendo have always been late into the market. It's all very well
> talking about the N64 and Dolfin turning up last at the party, but
> remember the Super Nintendo? How long was the Mega Drive available
> before Nintendo released a console with the same technology? Years.
>
> The original NES, and the Gameboy. I think they may have been the
> only ones with none-late release dates, and that only because
> there was so litle to be late in relation to. Even the game boy
> colour. How long ago was the full colour (graphically superior)
> game gear released? Again, years before the GBC. And it had such
> graphic capabilities that the TV tuner made it as good as any mini
> tv set.
>
> But it works for them. They always release late and thye finished
> product is always superior to the rest of the market because of
> it, and hence Nintendo have it's own selling point, quality,
> instead of going into direct competition with everything else. And
> it works for them. They're still here and making money aren't they?
You're right about that, and the games are brilliant, especially Perfect Dark, which is twice as good as Goldeneye.
I've heard rumours of a dispute between Mr. Hawk himself & Sony, but nothing substantial.
If anyone has any news of where Tony Hawk 64 has gone, I would like to know. If the rumours are true, and Tony Hawk is no longer on sale, then I would like to here of someone that has one of the rare copies it for n64, and would be willing to sell it to me.