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Point Borealis

13/10/2025:

Supersensory Investigation “Point Borealis” is a homebrew demo for the N64 which shows a variety of mysterious images, video and effects.

Shiba Match

06/10/2025:

Shiba Match is a homebrew game for the N64 by Einar Hov where you have to memorise and match pictures of various shiba inu dogs on a 6×6 grid.

Dscape

30/09/2025:

Dscape (Digital Landscape) is an SEO tool that helps people find out where their website lies within the wider search ecosystem compared to their competitors.

2048 64

22/09/2025:

2048 64 is a port of the classic 2048 web game by VRGL117 Games where you slide squares along a grid until you reach that magic number.

Small64

15/09/2025:

Small 64 is a homebrew demo for the N64 by Rasky, HailToDodongo, Phire and Pestis which tries to fit a whole demo in only 4096 bytes.

Berney Must Die

08/09/2025:

Bernie Must Die is a homebrew n64 game by Nop_ where you battle through a house swarming with Bernies, each one heavily armed and dangerous.

Hero of Law

01/09/2025:

Hero of Law is a homebrew hack of Ocarina of Time where you play through a trial Ace Attorney-style to save Malon from being framed.

F-Zero X Climax

25/08/2025:

F-Zero X Climax is a homebrew hack by Philippe Brodier which brings levels from the unlocalised GBA game to the N64.

Castello

18/08/2025:

Castello is a homebrew demo by Macau Exports that shows a 3D model of a castle with some very peculiar lighting effects.

Asteroids 64 (new)

11/08/2025:

There is a new version of Asteroids 64 by Gamemasterplc released in 2025 with a new libragon engine and updated graphics.

Welcome!

This website started in June 2014 after I had an idea to create a one-stop site for everything Nintendo 64 under the sun. At first, I intended it to be for reviews and commentaries, but since then there has been more of a shift. The idea of reviews has been scrapped and the site now does commentaries, shares fanart and documents homebrew development for the Nintendo 64. I even recently added a price checker so that you can see and predict changes in N64 games' prices. And by 'us', I pretty much mean 'me'. I grew up with the Nintendo 64 as my first home console back in 1998 I want to share my obsession with the Nintendo 64 with the world. I started collecting games again after discovering all the people that review retro games and their culture sometime in 2008. Ever since, I have been developing my collection by getting games for several platforms and playing through them when I have the chance. Because of this, I've been able to reflect on how these games age and how they still hold up to today's standards. Enough about that, let's just have fun and play some N64!

Start off here:

• N64 FAQ - General information about the Nintendo 64
• All posts - What it says on the tin
• Homebrew - How to make your own games for the N64 as well as some original creations
• Fanart - Links to artwork made by fans of anything involving the N64.
• Contact us - Suggest a review and more

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