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Non-NEC Console Related Discussion => Console Chat => Topic started by: lukester on March 01, 2014, 01:15:51 PM
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Anyone? 8-[
I do, it's one of my top 5 systems. I'm not one of those Goldeneye 4 player nostalgia freaks, either.
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I chose N64 that generation and regretted it. There were some cool games for sure, but I really wanted rpgs and got ~0.
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I chose N64 that generation and regretted it. There were some cool games for sure, but I really wanted rpgs and got ~0.
Well there are RPG's like Quest 64, but I'm ok with saying that there are none, haha.
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Im the local unashamed N64 fan... I love the system. Dunno exactly why but I do. Wave Race 64, Banjo Kazooie, Mario Kart... I could go on.. I love the stuff.
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I don't like much in Nintendo, can not trust those moustache boys... I have an n64 but I have maybe 2 games for it..
For me Sega will also win before Nintendo.
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I love the N64. It was my first system that was current gen (I had a NES during the SNES era) My uncle won it as a door prize in 1996 with a copy of Mario 64 and gave it to me. I love that system.
Hell I still have all of m N64 stuff from then too. I always took care of my stuff so even as a kid I kept everything CIB.
I almost think it's just trendy to dump on the N64. I'll admit though unless you enjoyed it in it's prime in the mid 90's and early 2000's it is hard to appreciate what a great system it was.
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me not.
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I almost think it's just trendy to dump on the N64. I'll admit though unless you enjoyed it in it's prime in the mid 90's and early 2000's it is hard to appreciate what a great system it was.
I got mine 2 years ago, so somehow I like it. It has a nice few dozen very high quality games.
Personally, I feel the n64 era was Nintendo's best software output.
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I don't *love* it, but I don't hate it, either. I've managed to put together a decent little library of games on the cheap due to some thrift store scores, and I RGB-modded my system. The N64 has my favorite version of Mario Kart, and Wipeout 64 and F-Zero 64 are also awesome. I never did like Super Mario 64.
I've been considering selling all of my games and just getting an Everdrive 64...
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Mario 64 bests almost every game that came out on rival systems of its generation. Unfortunately, that is essentially the only reason to play the system.
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The N64 never appealed to me.
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I used to like this system a whole lot when I was a kid, but not anymore. Nowadays, there's only a few N64 games that I still care about.
That being said, I enjoyed Mischief Makers, F-Zero X, Beetle Adventure Racing, & a few other games the last time I had the system plugged in.
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64 AND A EVERDRIVE.. I LOPVE IT
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it ranks about between 17 and 25 in my book :)
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Disappointed at least what i think of the N64 id rather play the gamecube over it.Beside it being a cursed console the N64 is what drove away third party support :twisted:
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I keep one around and it gets more play then the snes, but that's not saying much
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If you guys want to repair your broken N64 control sticks, feel free to have a look at this thread:
N64 Stick Converter kit (PCB + Potentiometer) (http://nfggames.com/forum2/index.php?topic=5023)
This is essentially a kit that enhances the GameCube-style N64 replacement control sticks (http://smashboards.com/threads/3rd-party-replacement-joystick-guide.336450/) found on Ebay.
(http://abload.de/img/n64stick1sm04k88.jpg) (http://abload.de/image.php?img=n64stick1sm04k88.jpg)
1. You need one of these from the bay. Seperate the housing, take the plastic stick and cut off the wires. Throw the crappy PCB and potentiometer in the bin.
(http://abload.de/img/ycabwcqliusgm.jpg) (http://abload.de/image.php?img=ycabwcqliusgm.jpg)
2. These are the electronics from the kit (PCB with improved chip and improved potentiometer). Combine these parts with the housing, wires and plastic stick.
(http://abload.de/img/yiqmvgxx6jxb.jpg) (http://abload.de/image.php?img=yiqmvgxx6jxb.jpg)
3. Profit!
I tried this by myself and can happily confirm the stick feels great and plays superior in GoldenEye, Super Mario 64 and many more N64 games. From there you'll never ever want to go back to the original control stick or even the Hori Mini Pad 64.
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Personally, I feel the n64 era was Nintendo's best software output.
This is a shocking statement!
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I never did like the N64. Aside from a few games this was one of the consoles that I regretted purchasing new.
It hasn't dated very well either, in my opinion. If you want to show off a retro system don't pick this one.
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it's Ultra bad.
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Banjo Kazooie has got to be my most favorite platformer type game ever. Even if it looks a little muddy by todays standards, I still wuv it.. <3
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I chose the 64 that generation too, and really regretted it. I just recently sold it.
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I don't regret spending $15 on mine, as it has a few great games
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I didn't like it back then, and I certainly don't care for it today.
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Was excited to get it then found out did not support scart and the composite/rf was terrible. Ended up giving it away.
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Ogre Battle 64 and Harvest Moon 64. Enough said.
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Ogre Battle 64 and Harvest Moon 64. Enough said.
I had lots of fun with Mario Kart. And RARE had some neat stuff (not perfect, but intriguing...I forgot the name of the game. Whatever.)
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Ogre Battle 64 and Harvest Moon 64. Enough said.
These 2 and Yoshi's Story...I really enjoyed Yoshi's Story. There really is a small library of very god games on it and a lot of trash that needs to be skipped over.
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Disappointed at least what i think of the N64 id rather play the gamecube over it.Beside it being a cursed console the N64 is what drove away third party support :twisted:
I never really thought about this, but you are right that Nintendo's struggles in later generations can really be attributed to the N64's decision to stick with cartridges. Once these developers were scared away in the N64 era by the cost of cartridges and publishing on the system, they never went back when Nintendo righted that mistake.
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Disappointed at least what i think of the N64 id rather play the gamecube over it.Beside it being a cursed console the N64 is what drove away third party support :twisted:
I never really thought about this, but you are right that Nintendo's struggles in later generations can really be attributed to the N64's decision to stick with cartridges. Once these developers were scared away in the N64 era by the cost of cartridges and publishing on the system, they never went back when Nintendo righted that mistake.
Just an example, we still haven't had a proper next gen Final Fantasy game on a Nintendo console! Not counting the gba/ds remakes of course.
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There are a lot of cool N64 exclusives that make it worth picking up and playing around with, but it's hardly the one that gets the most playtime for me.
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I like the N64, of the Nintendo consoles it's probably my least favorite (leaving the Wii U out as it's life is still in the early stages). But there's a lot of great games on it, almost entirely 1st party or 1.5 party games, but some fantastic stuff on the system. Some of my favorites are Mario 64, Pilotwings 64, Mario Kart 64, Star Fox 64, Zelda Ocarina of Time, Diddy Kong Racing, Banjo Kazooie, and Majora's Mask.
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I like the N64, of the Nintendo consoles it's probably my least favorite (leaving the Wii U out as it's life is still in the early stages). But there's a lot of great games on it, almost entirely 1st party or 1.5 party games, but some fantastic stuff on the system. Some of my favorites are Mario 64, Pilotwings 64, Mario Kart 64, Star Fox 64, Zelda Ocarina of Time, Diddy Kong Racing, Banjo Kazooie, and Majora's Mask.
Doom 64 is a really, really awesome 3rd party game. Like the other Dooms, but way scarier. I'm on level 22 right now.
I did need a guide to find the 3 secret levels (they have demon artifacts that power up the Unmaker, a weapon that is almost critical for defeating in the final boss).
Ridge Racer 64 is a game that no one gives attention to, but it plays great and looks awesome. Nintendo had a hand in making it, though.
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i got the N64 when it first came out, and i enjoyed it alot. But once i got a playstation, it quickly over shadowed my N64, and i feel the psone is what really made me a gamer. I have fond memories of the N64, and there are some games i really love (fighters destiny) But its def not one of my fav consoles
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It is definitely my least favorite of all of Nintendo's consoles. I only own 5 games for it and will probably never play it again.
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I like about 10 games on it, and that is it.
The controller is a giant pile of shit though.
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I can't say that I love the system overall, but it does have a few of my favorite games ever, such as Starfox 64.
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I actually quite liked the N64, but that's because it was strong in two genres I enjoy: racing and 1st person shooters.
In some genres that I don't like, such as sports or RPGs, the N64 was very weak.
The N64 is built like a freaking tank, and I still see lots of them in local pawn shops and such.
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I like about 10 games on it, and that is it.
The controller is a giant pile of shit though.
So true. Still can't play that thing without a third party controller that almost resembles something usable.
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Disappointed at least what i think of the N64 id rather play the gamecube over it.Beside it being a cursed console the N64 is what drove away third party support :twisted:
I never really thought about this, but you are right that Nintendo's struggles in later generations can really be attributed to the N64's decision to stick with cartridges. Once these developers were scared away in the N64 era by the cost of cartridges and publishing on the system, they never went back when Nintendo righted that mistake.
That's the thing,by the time they switched to discs starting with the gc it was to late.Now nintendo really struggles to have support by the third parties.If only they hadn't stuck with cartridges with the N64 to begin with.
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Saturn and PSone completely destroy the N64 IMO.
I chose N64 that generation and regretted it. There were some cool games for sure, but I really wanted rpgs and got ~0.
^Same, while I still had the Saturn and loved it, my second choice was to go with Nintendo as they've never wronged me before... Boy, was I disappoint.
Disappointed at least what i think of the N64 id rather play the gamecube over it.Beside it being a cursed console the N64 is what drove away third party support :twisted:
I never really thought about this, but you are right that Nintendo's struggles in later generations can really be attributed to the N64's decision to stick with cartridges. Once these developers were scared away in the N64 era by the cost of cartridges and publishing on the system, they never went back when Nintendo righted that mistake.
Just an example, we still haven't had a proper next gen Final Fantasy game on a Nintendo console! Not counting the gba/ds remakes of course.
I totally agree, however I do love Crystal Chronicles on the GC. :)
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I jumped ship to N64 that generation and after playing out Mario 64 and Waverace, regretted it (since everything I wanted to play at the time was on PS1).
I picked up about 8 N64 games before buying a PS1, and subsequently a Dreamcast. Played the hell out of Starfox 64, Mario 64, Waverace and KI Gold.
I think I'm the only person on earth who just did not see the big deal with Ocarina of Time. It was boring, especially compared to what was on the PS1 around that time.
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I jumped ship to N64 that generation and after playing out Mario 64 and Waverace, regretted it (since everything I wanted to play at the time was on PS1).
I picked up about 8 N64 games before buying a PS1, and subsequently a Dreamcast. Played the hell out of Starfox 64, Mario 64, Waverace and KI Gold.
I think I'm the only person on earth who just did not see the big deal with Ocarina of Time. It was boring, especially compared to what was on the PS1 around that time.
The over world is meh, yes. The dungeons have much quality and are in quantity though
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I always really enjoyed the Wrestling games and Ocarina of Time on the N64, but other than those titles, the console was pretty forgettable for me.
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I think I'm the only person on earth who just did not see the big deal with Ocarina of Time. It was boring, especially compared to what was on the PS1 around that time.
I agree with you on that. My son likes it a lot however.
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I like the N64 but unfortunately I easily get motion sickness and can't play any 3d games for more than 20mins. A lot of the 3d N64 game are so choppy with bad camera angles that I get sick after just a few minutes of play.
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I like the N64 but unfortunately I easily get motion sickness and can't play any 3d games for more than 20mins. A lot of the 3d N64 game are so choppy with bad camera angles that I get sick after just a few minutes of play.
Not all are choppy.
Get some racing games. Those have stable framerates. Can you play FPS games? I guess not Goldeneye, but Doom 64 is smooth (and scary!).
The only 60 fps game I know of though is F-Zero X. Fantastic game, and camera never changes, but might be too fast for you?
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I'm a big fan of the N64, but will happily admit it was ill-conceived and has a shitty software library.
The N64 works as a casual, supplemental console. The TG16, SMS, and NES give me 90% of what I want -- I don't need any more RPGs, shooters, or run n' guns -- but they can't really execute the racing games and multiplayers of the arcade or the computer FPS and strategy games I loved in the mid Nineties. For those I play N64 and 3DO. Both are shitty systems, but for a 8-/16-bit gamer who lost interest in things around 1997, they fill a useful niche.
Also, the N64 may be blurry and have serious genre deficiencies, but it hasn't aged nearly as bad as the muted, grey, polygon shovelware barf on the Playstation. Seriously, PS1 sucks worse.
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I loved it but never had many games for it.
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I like the N64 but unfortunately I easily get motion sickness and can't play any 3d games for more than 20mins. A lot of the 3d N64 game are so choppy with bad camera angles that I get sick after just a few minutes of play.
Not all are choppy.
Get some racing games. Those have stable framerates. Can you play FPS games? I guess not Goldeneye, but Doom 64 is smooth (and scary!).
The only 60 fps game I know of though is F-Zero X. Fantastic game, and camera never changes, but might be too fast for you?
Your're right, not all N64 games are choppy. I think I'm more sensitive than most people when it comes to screen motion and it's not just N64 games that affect me.
I can't really play FPS, I remember playing one of the Turoks and almost threw up after playing 15 mins.
Racing games I'm usually fine with and I haven't played F-Zero X. I'll have to check it out, thanks for the suggestion.
I had a lot of fun with Sin & Punishment and Mario Kart 64. Both fun games.
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never owned one and never plan to. I bought the sega saturn bundle during that era and never looked back
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the last good Nintendo console was the SNES.
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the last good Nintendo console was the SNES.
Amen!
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This whole thread makes me a sad puppy :(
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This whole thread makes me a sad puppy :(
Me too, kinda. There's some half-sentiment in here.
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I like the N64 but unfortunately I easily get motion sickness and can't play any 3d games for more than 20mins. A lot of the 3d N64 game are so choppy with bad camera angles that I get sick after just a few minutes of play.
also a sickness can have its merits :)
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...oh god is Black Falcon here too
for real, N64 had some gems & multiplayer fun no doubt, but looking back PSX & Saturn libraries were several levels above it, my opinion.
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...oh god is Black Falcon here too
for real, N64 had some gems & multiplayer fun no doubt, but looking back PSX & Saturn libraries were several levels above it, my opinion.
Yes, but A Black Falcon hasn't commented yet. He did make this thread though...reviews of 145 N64 games.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=473262
PSX and Saturn both have way more games. N64 is quite excellent in lots of genres though, such as FPS's, racers, action-adventure and plat-formers. But stuff like fighting games, and RPGs, not too much.
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it all comes down to the kind of games you care the most and your acquisition power. Back in the day you had to pick one system. Most of us didn't pick the N64, some of those who did, got rid of it and got the PSX.
If there's something I disliked about the N64 back then, was the controllers, especially after being spoiled with the PSX ones.
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it all comes down to the kind of games you care the most and your acquisition power. Back in the day you had to pick one system. Most of us didn't pick the N64, some of those who did, got rid of it and got the PSX.
If there's something I disliked about the N64 back then, was the controllers, especially after being spoiled with the PSX ones.
^Agreed, I also enjoy games that are fun! the N64 had none... :(
:P
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I enjoy playing the 64 with the everdrive. It's a great break from the normal system, and one I grew up with, however I find myself enjoying other systems of the era more. The N64 controller also just down right kills me from time to time.
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it all comes down to the kind of games you care the most and your acquisition power. Back in the day you had to pick one system. Most of us didn't pick the N64, some of those who did, got rid of it and got the PSX.
If there's something I disliked about the N64 back then, was the controllers, especially after being spoiled with the PSX ones.
^Agreed, I also enjoy games that are fun! the N64 had none... :(
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Which ones did you play? I'm guessing you did not like Mario 64.
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Anyone that didn't like the N64 is retarded. :) Just kidding. I loved the system, I remember pre-ordering mine, and waiting in line to get it on launch day. Now, with the EverDrive, I enjoy it even MORE!
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I have to say that my favorite racing game of all time was Beetle Adventure Racing. I loved that game and played it for hours and hours - for a racing game, it did everything right.
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I have to say that my favorite racing game of all time was Beetle Adventure Racing. I loved that game and played it for hours and hours - for a racing game, it did everything right.
Heh,
I like that game a lot too. I gave Chop5 a copy one time and was explainign that it's great and he looked at it like I handed him a copy of Madden or some other sports game.
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it all comes down to the kind of games you care the most and your acquisition power. Back in the day you had to pick one system. Most of us didn't pick the N64, some of those who did, got rid of it and got the PSX.
If there's something I disliked about the N64 back then, was the controllers, especially after being spoiled with the PSX ones.
^Agreed, I also enjoy games that are fun! the N64 had none... :(
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Which ones did you play? I'm guessing you did not like Mario 64.
I stand corrected. Mario 64 is fantastic. The N64 is actually a really great system and has all sorts of terrific games with a wide variety of titles that anyone should enjoy! :)
I really do like the N64.
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^^ It's absolutely craptastic!
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I stand corrected. Mario 64 is fantastic. The N64 is actually a really great system and has all sorts of terrific games with a wide variety of titles that anyone should enjoy! :)
I really do like the N64.
:dance: :clap:
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I liked it becuase of the 3d graphics and gameplay of Mario64. After that newness wore off i found i did not like the system whatsoever.
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If there's one thing we can all agree on, it's that the controller sucks.
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If there's one thing we can all agree on, it's that the controller sucks.
I was on the fence about it, but now I feel that they could have done way better.
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If there's one thing we can all agree on, it's that the controller sucks.
I disagree.
At least for the games it was designed for. Between the N64, the Saturn UFO pad and the Playstation analog (and later dual shock), I like the analog stick on the N64 most and I think it's the best 3D controller of the era. Yes, doing anything with that d-pad is impossible, but very few games utilized it.
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urgh..already 5 pages spent on that crap, and that on an obey centered forum? seriously?
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I like the analog stick on the N64 most and I think it's the best 3D controller of the era.
Just because it did some things right doesn't mean it's a good controller. The failure rate of N64 controllers is unmatched. I N64 is the only first-party controller for any console that I've purchased new, used gently, and had fail on me. Good precision + uncomfortable stick + horrific product life = shitty controller. Sorry.
Comparing it to other shitty controllers doesn't cut any ice either.
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If there's one thing we can all agree on, it's that the controller sucks.
I would say the stick is the worst part. They wear down after a while. Eventually, the sticks will get to the point that your character moves not as fast.
They are very easy to replace, but definitely not my favorite.
I would say the controller is quite comfortable after you get past the intimidation factor of the three prongs, lol. But the L button is practically unreachable. So in Doom 64, I have to move my hand to the L button for strafing, quite akward :(
Turok's controls are great though. Aim with stick, move (and strafe) with C buttons. Perfect. I hope they are in Goldeneye.
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The discomfort of the stick isn't so bad that it can't be ignored, or grown accustomed to, but it pales to a genuinely comfortable controller. Two hours into Perfect Dark while sniping hard sims in the Villa, the stick will whisper, "Hey! I still suck!" Or while executing consecutive Mario Kart power slides with a string of bananas strung out on the Z button, the stick with slide out from under a sweaty thumb in defiance. BOO-URNS.
They're easy to replace, but the aftermarket ones are worse. The replacement sticks are on larger, heavily-weighted ball joints that make them more durable, but less accurate for fine control in the center area. On the outer extreme, they quickly conform to the hard, 8-way mechanical guidance that limits true 3D movement.
As for Doom, the default controls are pretty bad, but easy to customize. Just put strafe on the R or Z button.
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a N64 is about as likable as a decayed limburger cheese.
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a N64 is about as likable as a decayed limburger cheese.
LOL :lol: yeah
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a N64 control stick is about as likable as a decayed limburger cheese.
Ftfy
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not even in emulated form
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(http://i.imgur.com/FwLYQu6.jpg)
'nuff said.
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(http://i.imgur.com/FwLYQu6.jpg)
'nuff said.
If anyone is interested, the Beta was a much better game than the final. It at least looks playable.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JHCn3THgGU
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as shitty as this game!! :P
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I rather jump from a plane
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If anyone is interested, the Beta was a much better game than the final. It at least looks playable.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JHCn3THgGU
From my understanding Warner Bros/DC Comics told them. Superman can't harm anyone or fight, we don't want children seeing things in this game and re-enacting them with dangerous results. This left the developer with no choice but to make a game about flying through rings.
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I must be dead, because I'm in RPG HEAVEN!
(http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c256/ClarkJames/S7302256_zpsde2c2e18.jpg)
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The Shadowgate 64 game was actually quite enjoyable for me. NOT what I expected, and would have loved to see the one in the works come out, but alas...it was not to be.
http://www.unseen64.net/2008/04/04/shadowgate-rising-n64-cancelled/
http://web.archive.org/web/20040821223543/http://www.planetnintendo.com/thewarpzone/fanatical/srising.html
(http://www.unseen64.net/wp-content/uploads/2008/04/99.jpg)
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Nice collection Vestcoat!
I have not played many of those.
Paper Mario I have played briefly on the Wii (first chapter), but it was very enjoyable for me, as a Mario & Luigi Superstar Saga fan.
Hybrid Heaven I liked at first, but everything got kinda repetitive, as the main bulk of the game was mediocre Tomb Raider stuff. Very cheap game, though.
I have beaten both Zelda games, they are incredible. I would consider them Action RPGs?
From what I've seen of Quest 64, it looks good but also bad. Apparently the game was very rushed.
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halp me.. I got le eyecancer!!
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halp me.. I got le eyecancer!!
If mere blurry, but anti-alliased N64 games give you eye-cancer, then most of the pixelated and warpy Playstation games would probably make your eyes fall out, lol.
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It's easy to not have pixellation when most of the 3d models used are just vertex painted with one texture or another here and there (hi Mario 64!). :P
(but to be honest, vertex painted games wins specially in the early 3d gen, like Mario, Crash and others who still look great after all this time)
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Yes, but A Black Falcon hasn't commented yet. He did make this thread though...reviews of 145 N64 games.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=473262
haha that thread is insane! thorough though.
still amazed he hasn't commented, must not have seen this thread yet - he takes heat over at sega-16 for his N64 love, heh.
ive got about 25 games for mine, there's maybe 5-10 more i'd dig but that's about it for me.
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i like it, but honestly there not many games that i like, obv the essentials like smash and mario 64 zelda games, and mischief makers are really the only ones i play. good but not up to par with ps1 at the time. but it stood the test of time better
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There were a few games that I didn't dislike on the system, but that's about the nicest thing I can say about it. I was of the opinion that the hardware in the mid 90s wasn't good enough for 3D games yet. Everything just looked bad. That combined with the growing pains of developers not understanding how to work 3D cameras and what I found to be the worst controller of all time made me dislike the system a lot. Damn near everything on the system was 3D and all looked so very, very similar.
I liked how it had 4 controller ports, but I didn't like the offerings that the N64 gave me. Around the time Goldeneye was out I was playing Quake 2 on my computer. And when Perfect Dark was out I was playing Quake 3 and Counter Strike. I just didn't see what the fuss was about, PC shooters were so clearly superior that I honestly didn't know why anyone would even bother.
In the end I vastly preferred PS1 and Saturn during that generation.
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halp me.. I got le eyecancer!!
If mere blurry, but anti-alliased N64 games give you eye-cancer, then most of the pixelated and warpy Playstation games would probably make your eyes fall out, lol.
that's basically true ^^
especially saturn 3D.
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Only 2D games looked good from the 5th generation.
I like the N64 enough, but definitely do not rank it very high compared to its peers, or the awesome systems that came before or immediately after. Ogre Battle 64 is an excellent reason to own the system, though, and easily competes with any of the JRPGs of the PS1.
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if only the n64 had more kewl 2D games, it might have been an awesome system.
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Yes, but A Black Falcon hasn't commented yet. He did make this thread though...reviews of 145 N64 games.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=473262
haha that thread is insane! thorough though.
still amazed he hasn't commented, must not have seen this thread yet - he takes heat over at sega-16 for his N64 Nintendo love zealotry, heh.
ive got about 25 games for mine, there's maybe 5-10 more i'd dig but that's about it for me.
Fixed.
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Even tho the 3D looks dated I miss that system
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I play mine regularly. :)
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I'm one of those who have owned one for years but it took the Hori controller for me to play it recently.
I tried to post a pic but haven't figured out how to on this site...I know f'n dumbass
http://s730.photobucket.com/user/retrogamecollectorjim/media/More%20Stuff/0608121738.jpg.html?sort=3&o=13 (http://s730.photobucket.com/user/retrogamecollectorjim/media/More Stuff/0608121738.jpg.html?sort=3&o=13)
You may like the original N64 controller (more power to you) but I do not and no amount of discussion (defending it's design) will change my opinion.
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I'm one of those who have owned one for years but it took the Hori controller for me to play it recently.
I tried to post a pic but haven't figured out how to on this site...I know f'n dumbass
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You may like the original N64 controller (more power to you) but I do not and no amount of discussion (defending it's design) will change my opinion.
I definitely need to get something like that, where the analog stick isn't painfully at the centre.
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I am sure it works awesome, but that is one of the ugliest Hori controllers of all time. I have always kept an eye for one tho but those always seem pricey on ebay.
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I don't find it painful at all, but that hori pad is such a better design. Why oh why didn't Nintendo come out with it is far beyond me.
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I am sure it works awesome, but that is one of the ugliest Hori controllers of all time. I have always kept an eye for one tho but those always seem pricey on ebay.
That's where I ended up getting it. They just seemed to be slowly rising in price so I said screw it. I can't say I regret it, a R.I.P. gamer named Breetai mentioned it so I have him to thank.
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I am sure it works awesome, but that is one of the ugliest Hori controllers of all time. I have always kept an eye for one tho but those always seem pricey on ebay.
That's where I ended up getting it. They just seemed to be slowly rising in price so I said screw it. I can't say I regret it, a R.I.P. gamer named Breetai mentioned it so I have him to thank.
Blake was really well-known around these parts. :(
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I had a N64 also - most games are dated nowadays of course.
My favourites were Mario 64, Killer Instinct Gold, Sin & Punishment, Yuke Yuke Troublemakers, Yoshis Story, Wave Race 64, Banjo Kazooie, 1080, Goldeneye & the reason imo to own the system alone - the best version of Bangai - Oh.
Seriously I'm on the fence for years on the system just for that one game (and yes I know about the Dreamcast version but it doesn't even come close :dance:)
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Although it is dated, used N64 is worth price of admission for just Blast Corps alone
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I sold mine. What a big turd.
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I sold mine. What a big turd.
Homo..... :)
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Although it is dated, used N64 is worth price of admission for just Blast Corps alone
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Blast Corps was awesome... getting those platinum medals became an obsession for me!
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My all time favorites are Mario 64, Ocarina of Time, and Shadowgate 64..
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My all time favorites are Mario 64, Ocarina of Time, and Shadowgate 64..
Ocarina was OK. Played the hell out of Mario Kart and 007. I think what killed it for me was the fact that BOTH Castlevania games sucked ass. I love me some Castlevania.
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My all time favorites are Mario 64, Ocarina of Time, and Shadowgate 64..
Shadowgate 64, cool... that's one you don't hear mentioned very often.
There wasn't much stuff released on the N64 overall, but there were some great ones to be sure...
Banjo-Kazooie (& Tooie)
Beetle Adventure Racing
Conker's Bad Fur Day
Goemon's Great Adventure (& Mystical Ninja)
Zelda OoT (& Majora's Mask, which is probably the darkest entry the series will ever see)
Paper Mario
Mario 64
Starfox 64
Bangai-O
Body Harvest
Blast Corps
DK 64
Goldeneye
Neon Genesis Evangelion
Mario Kart 64
Ogre Battle 64
Sin & Punishment
... and two of my favorites, Mischief Makers & Space Station Silicon Valley.
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I really liked how the 64 handled Resident Evil 2.
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I really liked how the 64 handled Resident Evil 2.
Me too!
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Fark64
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Perfect Dark gets my vote for the best FPS of all time ...