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Flappy Bird

04/03/2019:

The N64 port of Flappy Bird is a homebrew game developed by Christopher Bonhage in 2017 using Libdragon. Get the ROM and read about it here.

Nintendo 64 ad: Ye snooze, ye lose

25/02/2019:

This is an ad promoting a limited edition release of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, now in a gold cartridge. The game was released in 1998, and a few selected retailers had a stock of gold carts that were available for purchase, and the ‘Ye snooze, ye lose’ ad was made to promote […]

Hard: Coded

18/02/2019:

Hard:Coded by Fractal & Silo is a Nintendo 64 homebrew demo that has a bitmap with scrolling text, a plasma animation and some rotating 3D textured objects.

Pause

11/02/2019:

Pause by RedboX is a ROM that shows a shifting rainbow glow, similar to a lava lamp. It has no music and no description to it so information is sparse.

Dragon Sword rights acquired

04/02/2019:

Piko Interactive confirms that someone has acquired the Dragon Sword rights and source code. What will come of this, maybe a full release?

Super Mario Odyssey mod: Clanker’s Cavern

28/01/2019:

This mod for Super Mario Odyssey adapts Clanker’s Cavern into a playable level that you can add to your Nintendo Switch though an SD card.

Running homebrew games on a GameShark

21/01/2019:

Have you ever wanted to run a homebrew game on the Nintendo 64 without using an expensive flash cart? Now it might be possible withjust a simple GameShark.

Pyoro 64

14/01/2019:

Pyoro 64 by Buu342 is the best N64 homebrew game we’re seen in a while. Let’s have a look at what this game has to offer.

Super Mario Christmas Tree

31/12/2018:

This Super Mario Christmas tree set up by Plow Digital allows kids to play the flagship Mario titles for NES, SNES and N64 right on its branches.

Family Guy plays 007 Goldeneye to escape prison

17/12/2018:

Family Guy S17E7 included a scene of Peter and Meg escape from Prison in the style of 007 Goldeneye. Let’s have a look at how it turned out.

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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