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"Nintendo 64 for sale"

I'm pretty sure I am going to sell my N64. With news that the Revolution will be backwards compatible via downloads and the fact I don't actually play my N64 (always a sticking point), I have decided to sell it.

I've got over 40 games... the thing is how much should I sell it for...

And should I sell them all together?

I'm pretty sure I am going to sell my N64. With news that the Revolution will be backwards compatible via downloads and the fact I don't actually play my N64 (always a sticking point), I have decided to sell it.

I've got over 40 games... the thing is how much should I sell it for...

And should I sell them all together?

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I would keep it for the Rare games...

I'm keeping mine because I still play Goldeneye, Mario Kart and ISS98 in multiplayer.

If you don't play it there isn't much point in keeping it. But I find it hard to believe a guy who owns only a Gamecube is satisfied with the multiplayer options it contains.

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Rumpadodosnitzle wrote:
> Really N64 was quite crappy first party wise.

What?

Ocarina of Time
Majora's Mask
Mario 64
Super Smash Bros.

There are four fantastic Nintendo games for you.

Rumpadodosnitzle wrote:
> Really N64 was quite crappy first party wise. It was those 3rd
> parties that made it live.

While pretty much only based around two franchises (Mario and Zelda), you can hardly say that the first-party titles on the N64 were crap...

On the contrary, they were consistently created to a high standard.

Except Pokemon Snap and Pokemon Stadium.

Would you consider offers on individual games?

That's the smart way to do it.