My N64 games list (from favourite to least favourite)
These are the games I eventually owned by the end of the N64's lifespan. One of my favourite eras of gaming.
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One of my favourite games of all time. Utterly brilliant.
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One of the best multiplayer experiences of my life, and a truly redefining moment for the genre.
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An excellent development in the series.
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Without a doubt the best wrestling game of its time, but the bug which deleted unlocked items kinda irritated.
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Nintendo's stab at Hollywood with scenes reminiscent of Independence Day and Star Wars. Still fun to this day!
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A brilliant port of the Playstation classic, and all on one cartridge too!
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A really solid title, with unintentionally hilarious commentary.
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A memorable Christmas present, for sure. A pure gem from the Attitude era.
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A massive roster and colourful presentation allowed this game to be an entertaining title.
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Bad graphics aside, this was a damn fast game, and awesome too.
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The best of the N64's racers by a long shot. Captured the spirit and energy of F1 racing better than some of the game's released on later systems.
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Lovely looking game, with some excellent water physics for its time.
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An enjoyable and light-hearted Mario take on the sport, and is actually one of the reasons I became interested in tennis!
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A brilliant concept and an even better game. Sheer simple fun. FIGHT!
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Arguably the best in the series before it hit next gen level.
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In my personal experience, one of the most eagerly awaited games. Never lived up to its hype, but was still played a good amount.
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Was brilliant in its day, aged pretty quickly though.
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A rather popular game that did pretty well critically...you might have heard of it?
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Contains one of the most catchy soundtracks ever, another Rare masterpiece.
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The biggest development in console gaming history, and a truly awesome game in its own right. Pity I never actually finished it....
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Not as memorable as its SNES precedent, but still an equally fun title.
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Not much really changed from the first game, but still an adequate racer.
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Grainy visuals aside, this was a pretty neat update for the series, with a great track creator.
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An excellent sequel to the original but unfortunately the N64 port only had 6 songs... But still a great game of its time.
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Despite full licensed teams, some really dull graphics let this game down. Was mediocre compared to ISS 64.
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I didn't play this as much as I ought to, and I kinda liked the unintentionally awful commentary of the first to really enjoy this ones more straight-edge appeal.
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The best of a bad bunch, summing up a dark time for the once unbeatable series...
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Some not bad fight mechanics, but excruciating music and awful sound effects slightly hampered this one.
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Not much fun on your own, but becomes a great multiplayer title when a few friends visit.
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Never was going to be better than Goldeneye, but still had an ok single player, and just as average multiplayer.
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Gorgeous looking game, but some poor level design and only 6 playable racers made this an inferior racer to the almighty Mario Kart 64.
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Was a bit too difficult for my tastes.
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Hardly played this, which is a shame 'coz I think I might have liked it.
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Didn't really enjoy this - levels were wayyy too long. I got it after Perfect Dark, what did I expect?
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This was traded in relatively early, found it completely dull.
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Never actually began playing this, but plan to at some point. My bro loved it.
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