Your favorite non-first party Nintendo 64 game?
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Ill say Mischief Makers is a personal favorite of mine, the game is easy enough at first but it gets ridiculous once you try to get the gold gems is nuts! It was like trying to get a perfect run only to unlock the real ending, the more you got the larger the ending would be.
WWF vs NWO was lots of fun on 4 players multiplayer as well as in single player as well, lots of fun that game was.
WWF vs NWO was lots of fun on 4 players multiplayer as well as in single player as well, lots of fun that game was.
Wetrix was a fun game.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNL_x3OG21A
You have a map, pieces come down one at a time. You have to build walls in order to contain the water that would soon follow. Too much water off the edge, and you would lose.
Add in some interesting mechanics such as earthquakes if you built too high, occasional bombs that blew holes in the map, and freezing/evaporating water, it made for a really interesting puzzle game.
I think a "sequel" called Aqua Aqua came out for PS2, but that was it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNL_x3OG21A
You have a map, pieces come down one at a time. You have to build walls in order to contain the water that would soon follow. Too much water off the edge, and you would lose.
Add in some interesting mechanics such as earthquakes if you built too high, occasional bombs that blew holes in the map, and freezing/evaporating water, it made for a really interesting puzzle game.
I think a "sequel" called Aqua Aqua came out for PS2, but that was it.
Jet Forc- NO! NO RARE HE SAID!
Jeez, probably Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2 then.
By the way, I probably played as much Goldeneye as anyone else here, so I know where you're coming from. But I'm curious - have any of you tried to play it again any time in the last few years? It's... um... it's not exactly the way you remember it.
Jeez, probably Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2 then.
By the way, I probably played as much Goldeneye as anyone else here, so I know where you're coming from. But I'm curious - have any of you tried to play it again any time in the last few years? It's... um... it's not exactly the way you remember it.
I do not know, but I would imagine it's like less than 10k. The issue however, is that while the games were fucking awesome. It's hard as hell to market something like this. Maybe Gearbox could do it, but I doubt letting them have it would work out so well, it'd be far less Borderlands 2 and Far More Duke Nukem Forever.wintercoat said:I'll hold you to that! And I swear to god, if you make me escort a convoy of tissue paper I will hunt you down and force you to play your monstrosity nonstop for the rest of your life!Terminate421 said:Sadly 3D0 has been dead for years. Though I am at School to do concept art/animation right now. I plan to make plenty of spiritual successors in my career to this game.Shoggoth2588 said:I knew I wouldn't be the first one to bring up this beautiful, beautiful, cartridge! This game is made out of pure, liquidized fun and there's nothing quite like using the guided missiles. Why aren't there more Battletanx games!? Or...are there?Terminate421 said:By far the greatest game on that system. Yes this game even beats Zelda, in my book at least:
I wonder who owns the IP, and what their email address is...
3 words.
Beetle. Adventure. Racing. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1s5DI4xmSG0]
Man, I cannot even tell you the amount of hours I sunk into this game as a little tyke.
The jazzy, snazzy music that kept you cool when the racing got hot, the crazy, insane courses that took you all over the world and beyond, the hidden secrets and shortcuts and the mysteries that lay within...I wasn't playing a racing game, I was on a racing adventure.
And, oh man, that Announcer [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxRnj9YMwNo&t=85s]. I -still- get fired up anytime I hear his "GEEEEEEEET READY!"
Ah, good times, those were.
Beetle. Adventure. Racing. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1s5DI4xmSG0]
Man, I cannot even tell you the amount of hours I sunk into this game as a little tyke.
The jazzy, snazzy music that kept you cool when the racing got hot, the crazy, insane courses that took you all over the world and beyond, the hidden secrets and shortcuts and the mysteries that lay within...I wasn't playing a racing game, I was on a racing adventure.
And, oh man, that Announcer [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxRnj9YMwNo&t=85s]. I -still- get fired up anytime I hear his "GEEEEEEEET READY!"
Ah, good times, those were.
That was by Rare, so no deal.deth2munkies said:
Hmm, let's see... *digs though box of cartridges*
Toss up between Bomberman 64, Rayman 2, or either of the Mystical Ninja games. Out of sheer nostalgia (and an EPIC soundtrack) I think Mystical Ninja: Starring Goemon gets my pick.
My brother and I played deathmatch when he came to visit a year ago. We trade off on the specifics of the match. He likes playing "The Archives" with pistols on license to kill. I like playing "Library" with power weapons. We had as much fun with it as we did when it was first released. It's exactly the way I remember, it's a really damn good game, and it's dual screen deathmatch actually does hold up well. Even the single player held up pretty well. It may not be pretty today, but the enemies actually dropped down behind cover, rolled to avoid being shot, and fired around corners. So they have AI beyond what most games seem to have today.Luca72 said:
