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Optimist With Doubts
Title: Titlating
Joined: Dec 17 2007
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I never played goemon but i played the one before it and it was pretty fun.
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Valdronius
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Title: SydLexia COO
Joined: Aug 22 2005
Location: The Great White North
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Ogre Battle 64 is pretty damn sweet, but I have much love for the SNES game, so I might be biased.
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A Hispanic dude living in Arizona knows a lot of Latinas? That's fucking odd. |
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Blackout
Title: Captain Oblivious
Joined: Sep 01 2007
Location: That Rainy State
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Syd Lexia wrote: |
And Quest 64 wasn't THAT bad. If the N64 was the only system you owned and you liked RPGs and you had already beat Ocarina like 5 times, then it was a fairly satisfying title. |
I don't know, I remember being filled with the righteous anger of God at the craptasticnes of that game. It just seemed broken, like it was an untested beta. I really got sick of fighting stupid looking rats, no freaking music from what I remember.
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FNJ
2010 SLF Tag Champ
Joined: Jun 07 2006
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castlevania sucked and kirby was kind of fun.
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Smurfsrdead
Joined: Oct 16 2007
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Anyone else remember "Aidyn Chronicles: The First Mage"? It was hyped up in Nintendo Power for a long time, and when it was finally released, there was little fanfare accompanying it.
For good reason.
It promised to be the "be all end all" rpg on the N64, what we got was a slapdash of an RPG with a terrible soundtrack, insanely long and boring walking sequences, uninspired character design, and a ridiculous storyline. I got through the second chapter before I got completely bored and stopped playing. my brother picked it up and finished it... it was not worth the effort.
I loved how if one of your party members died, there was NO possible way to bring them back, unless you reloaded from a previous save.
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erock
Title: likes to party
Joined: Dec 21 2007
Location: Phoenix. its hot outside
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Ok i have been searching and this seems likely on what im gonna go for although the price is a bit much i think. Has most of the peripherals and games i have been looking for but dunno if ill pay this much.
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erock
Title: likes to party
Joined: Dec 21 2007
Location: Phoenix. its hot outside
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Sorry for bump but after numerous ebaying issues ( got my account disabled from bidding, they still wont tell me why) and fishing through really crappy prizes i finally got my first n64. Current games owned are Pokemon Snap ( came with the bid) Rogue squadron and goldeneye. I keep getting outbid on ocarina and Mario 64 every time i try to buy one.. In the mail is an awesome bundle for The original ssb and Mario kart 64. Honestly the controls and graphics hold up pretty good compared to alot of the choppy early ps1 titles that came out around the same time.
Honestly im having such a fun time with the 64 that i bought my first gamecube too.
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JRA
Joined: Sep 17 2007
Location: The Opium Trail
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JEW wrote: |
PD aged a bit better than goldeneye. |
No it didn't. That game was fucking impossible on "normal" mode.
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FNJ
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Joined: Jun 07 2006
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were you playing with broken fingers or incurable blindness?
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scamrock
Title: Space Bastard
Joined: Jan 26 2008
Location: Planet Druidia
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erock462 wrote: |
Ok i have been surfin ebay for a bit trying to find a bundle with as many games listed in this thread as possible but no luck yet. Anyone know anything about Ogre Battle 64, Goemen's Great Adventure, Kirby 64 or Castlevania 64? |
I really liked Ogre Battle 64 a lot. Its up there with my favorite 64 games.
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Shadowgate 64 was pretty cool. |
It was alright. I was a big fan of the first game. I bought this about two years ago. I wish it'd been a little more like the first. I had never bought a memory card for the 64 since most games will save without one. I got it home eager to play when I found out I needed one I was pissed. I wasn't able to get one for a few days. It almost ruined the whole game for me.
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Syd Lexia
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Title: Pop Culture Junkie
Joined: Jul 30 2005
Location: Wakefield, MA
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If you want Ocarina and you have a Gamecube, there were two ports of it released for the GCN. One was a preorder bonus for Windwaker and it included the 64DD Master Quest as well. The other one was a Nintendo Power promotional package that included Ocarina, LoZ, The Adventure of Link, and Majora's Mask all on one glorious disk. I can't guarantee that these will be any cheaper, but they're worth a try.
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erock
Title: likes to party
Joined: Dec 21 2007
Location: Phoenix. its hot outside
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Syd Lexia wrote: |
If you want Ocarina and you have a Gamecube, there were two ports of it released for the GCN. One was a preorder bonus for Windwaker and it included the 64DD Master Quest as well. The other one was a Nintendo Power promotional package that included Ocarina, LoZ, The Adventure of Link, and Majora's Mask all on one glorious disk. I can't guarantee that these will be any cheaper, but they're worth a try. |
The second one would be awesome if i could snag it but from your description it sounds like it would be pretty rare.
Shadowgate is a nice series as is the ogre battle. Although ogre games tend to skyrocket in price online.
For some reason when i played PD the game seemed alien and strange to me. Dunno why though.
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Douche McCallister
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Title: DOO-SHAY
Joined: Jan 26 2007
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I seen these everywhere, if you have trouble finding one I could snag one and sell it to you.
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erock
Title: likes to party
Joined: Dec 21 2007
Location: Phoenix. its hot outside
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apparently i now own a gamecube. It came with melee and a melee strat guide 1000 year door plus guide, and 2 memory cards all cables no controller. all for 20 bucks.
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scamrock
Title: Space Bastard
Joined: Jan 26 2008
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erock462 wrote: |
apparently i now own a gamecube. It came with melee and a melee strat guide 1000 year door plus guide, and 2 memory cards all cables no controller. all for 20 bucks. |
If you like Game Boy Advance, I recomend getting a hold of the Game Boy Player for your Gamecube. I'm not too fond of handhelds so I loved being able to play Metroid Fusion and Zero Mission on my tv.
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Char Aznable
Title: Char Classicâ„¢
Joined: Jul 24 2006
Location: Robot Boombox HQ
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God, Rogue Squadron was awesome. I just got Rogue Leader, and it's pretty OK. It's not the same, though.
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erock
Title: likes to party
Joined: Dec 21 2007
Location: Phoenix. its hot outside
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Char Aznable wrote: |
God, Rogue Squadron was awesome. I just got Rogue Leader, and it's pretty OK. It's not the same, though. |
the first one is one of the top 3 games for me to get for n64. the other 2 are the original ssb and goldeneye.
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Laminated Sky
Title: Extra Crispy
Joined: Feb 25 2008
Location: Etobicoke
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Goldeneye for N64 was fucking funny on DK mode. My cousin would be that short ass guy, (w/the hat) and I was Jaws. Every time he came close to me we'd both start laughing hysterically 'cuz Jaws looks like he has the most crappy ass teeth ever, and he smiles.
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 I'm so bananas I'm showing up to your open casket,
to fill it up with explosive gases,
and close it back,
with a lit match in it,
while I sit back, and just hope it catches.
Blow you to fragments,
laugh,
roll you, and smoke the ashes.
http://history.sydlexia.com/index.php?title=Laminated_Sky
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username
Title: owner of a lonely heart
Joined: Jul 06 2007
Location: phoenix, az usa
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Laminated Sky wrote: |
Goldeneye for N64 was fucking funny on DK mode. My cousin would be that short ass guy, (w/the hat) and I was Jaws. Every time he came close to me we'd both start laughing hysterically 'cuz Jaws looks like he has the most crappy ass teeth ever, and he smiles. |
i still think the aztec level on 00 agent difficulty is the hardest stage of the game.
and its one of my top accomplishments in terms of N64 videogaming.
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Klimbatize wrote: |
I'll eat a turkey sandwich while blowing my load |
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Valdronius
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Title: SydLexia COO
Joined: Aug 22 2005
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username wrote: |
Laminated Sky wrote: |
Goldeneye for N64 was fucking funny on DK mode. My cousin would be that short ass guy, (w/the hat) and I was Jaws. Every time he came close to me we'd both start laughing hysterically 'cuz Jaws looks like he has the most crappy ass teeth ever, and he smiles. |
i still think the aztec level on 00 agent difficulty is the hardest stage of the game.
and its one of my top accomplishments in terms of N64 videogaming. |
It's my only accomplishment....
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Klimbatize wrote: |
A Hispanic dude living in Arizona knows a lot of Latinas? That's fucking odd. |
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Tebor
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Title: Master of the Universe
Joined: Aug 22 2005
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Aztec still gives me nightmares!
I really got a lot out of my N64. I liked all the games I had for it. Even sub par games like Mission: Impossible. Damn fun times.
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 "If you will not tell me, I will hurt people!!!" -Nuclear Man
"Do you hear? The alpha and the omega. Death and rebirth. And as you die, so will I be reborn!" - Skeletor
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username
Title: owner of a lonely heart
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Tebor wrote: |
Aztec still gives me nightmares!
I really got a lot out of my N64. I liked all the games I had for it. Even sub par games like Mission: Impossible. Damn fun times. |
Aztec is still ridiculously tough nowadays.
M:I was a little overrated imo
but i have to agree, the mileage i got out of the N64 was well enjoyed.
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Klimbatize wrote: |
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Tebor
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Title: Master of the Universe
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username wrote: |
M:I was a little overrated imo |
Really? Cause I never read one good review of it.
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 "If you will not tell me, I will hurt people!!!" -Nuclear Man
"Do you hear? The alpha and the omega. Death and rebirth. And as you die, so will I be reborn!" - Skeletor
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username
Title: owner of a lonely heart
Joined: Jul 06 2007
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Tebor wrote: |
username wrote: |
M:I was a little overrated imo |
Really? Cause I never read one good review of it. |
exactly
any review was overrated (actually only remember the nintendo power one, but i was too young/stupid to realize it wasnt a completely impartial review) because i thought the game was crap. but good thing i only rented it.
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Klimbatize wrote: |
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Tebor
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Title: Master of the Universe
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I rented it too and ended up digging it, so I eventually bought it from Blockbusters. It was more Mission: Impossible-y than the NES version and still better than Operation Surma (or whatever that was called). I wouldn't call it overrated though.
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 "If you will not tell me, I will hurt people!!!" -Nuclear Man
"Do you hear? The alpha and the omega. Death and rebirth. And as you die, so will I be reborn!" - Skeletor
8341 unread forum updates since I left (2/7/14)... Uh-oh. |
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