Plejaren xDelta yeah, and i actually owned the n64 game!... its going for about 100usd in the market!... sadly... i gave it to my younger cousin and he sold it for a $ in a garage sale years ago......=(
Very true. Most N64 games are about 10 MegaBytes.... It may not be the grand experience we know for the PC version, but the fact that the N64 has almost everything still crammed in here is absolutely unbelievable. 1.2GB crushed into 10-20 MB is astonishing, and the 64 version isn't bad all things considered! Lots of fun using an analog stick in place of a mouse, haha.
I believe the original install size was about 250 MB. I think the larger install size we see today from BNet downloads is because of a lack of compression.
+memoryresident Yes and no...WarCraft 3 came out 2002 and had rally point mining...as well as auto repair...WarCraft 3 was the most advanced game Blizzard has produced in the early 2000s now StarCraft 2 holds the title for most advanced...in fact StarCraft 2 may be the most advanced game ever so far...you can import custom models, you can make a large scale MMO which UphevalArts is doing with SCU...you can make a third person shooter...even a first person if you're skilled enough with camera and such...
But the one part that makes WarCraft 3 much more advanced...the ability to cast spells directly on the unit's wireframes in the gorup selection...StarCraft 2 does not have that [unless you would make a custom script for it for your own map/mod [which the mod can then be applied to multiple maps]...but yes Brood War is a great game and StarCraft 64 [which still is the original plus Brood War, I believe I am not sure though without watching more] still has the same content... however it has even less because if they started right from this exact spot they missed [optional] Bootcamp, and the first true mission where you meet Raynor and must train an army of 10 marines [still a bit of a boot camp but it is a true mission still].
@@Kamikazi91127 In Starcraft 64 theres 2 boot camp missions where you fight the sons of korhal instead of the purple zerg. The mission when you meet Raynor is still there. The missions from Brood War are also there + one of the Stukov bonus missions. Im surprised they were able to fit all that. Is a lot more than what Warcraft 2 in PS1 got.
Yea this game is awesome on the N64! Another great thing about it is it includes the expansion pack which is another full game in itself as long as you have the expansion pack for your N64 in it.
A friend and me used to rent this game and play split screen co-op back in the early 00s, it was awesome, but you needed the expansion pack for it which I remember we had to rent as well because I didn't own one.
@@ballsofsalsa01 that is part of skill, the guy you were talking to probably wasn't as invested in the game as the other well-known pro starcraft players.
@@thesurvivlist5440 Eh no, it's not. It's just an annoyance that forces the use of many group controls to move army and re selection of control group for structures over and over. It's s pain in the ass more than skill
+Rockmans1989 Would have worked actually, the dreamcast did have a keyboard and mouse so it could have been exactly the same as the PC version, especially if it was made to run at 800x600 with the vga adapter.
@@Microwave414 Didn't the Dreamcast have online capabilities, too? I wonder if it would've been possible to play an online multiplayer game of Starcraft with that...?
i can still remember to this day playing split screen with my friend 2v6 comps on bloodbath. about 15 minutes in when the comps started attacking you could draw the frames faster by hand. Good times.
This game was honestly to complex for it's time so it was overlooked by many but now it's still known as one of the best RTS games up to date, it's crazy
I was born 1983, i remember getting high playing this game all day and all night for days, back in 2000, 2001..This game is really fun , to say the least.
The first time I played this was on the N64, and it was a great experience even with a controller. This is how I discovered Starcraft, an amazing game for an amazing console.
I still do this with my grandpa and this nigga won games without losing a damn soldier, SOME FUCKIN HOW, this nigga 69 y/o and I still haven't seen him lose a game yet against someone, like he practices by playing 1v4 in his free time, My Grandpa been playing Starcraft64 ever sense people was calling him Triple OG and when he was selling Pounds of weed (he quit like a Decade ago) but me and my gramps been playing The N64 ever sense the early 2000's and in my Opinion the N64 is still better then XBOX/PlayStation, gawd dham I fuckin Love Retro Games
Woah say what?!? I played starcraft on pc in the early 2000s and I bought another n64 to relive my childhood a week ago. Now i learned Starcraft is on N64? Truly amazing. Thank you the upload, brings back good old memories.
This was a great port, as was Warcraft 2 on PS1. It's a bit of a shame Blizzard didn't do the same thing with Starcraft 2. It would've been neat to have seen it on the 360/PS3.
Chubzdoomer i agree specially on the ps4 or xbox one power wise it is good as the pc stats to play it so they would not of had to dumb it down graphic wise i like how you found the cheats on the board on the 64 version of the game
To be honest, I was looking for this game on the Wii Shop Channel, but I guess they don't have it. :/ I mean, I'm surprised they would actually fit this game into a Nintendo 64. IT still looks good, regardless of the lower resolution.
***** yea it had most of the same things as the pc one big diffrence out side graphics was the sound but for a n 64 game with this much going on blizzard did a great job it is the best rts game ever on a console i think
This game was honestly to complex for it's time so it was overlooked by many but now it's still known as one of the best RTS games up to date, it's crazy
Step 1: Buy android device Step 2: Download n64 emulator Step 3: Download Starcraft n64 rom Step 4: Install both Step 5: Show your friends you have starcraft on your phone/tablet/pc (stupid android PCs) Step 6: ?????? Step 7: Profit.
+vexing1000 Nah. That isn't as enjoyable as another solution: Step 1: Grab an Android device Step 2: Download Winulator Step 3: Grab StarCraft Brood War for PC Step 4: Copy StarCraft Brood War to your Android Step 5: Show your friends you have the PC version of StarCraft on your Android by opening the .exe with Winulator. Step 6: ??? Step 7: Profit
Tried this, doesn't work. The graphical glitches make the game impossible to play. EDIT: It appeared I was using a crap emulator called MegaN64. I now use Mupen64 and it works perfectly. This is awesome. ^^
"Give me something to shoot" "go go go" "you want a piece of me boy?" "Go go go" "give me something to shoot" "go go go" "go go go" "you want a piece of me boy?" "Yes sir!" "You want a piece of me boy?"
blaziken25 I have Bought Starcraft 1 about half a year ago, just because I didn't earn money earlier and played Blizzard games for years, they deserve that ;). I also bought Starcraft 2, Diablo 3 and 30 Hearthstone packs, to be honest :p
+Occifer Jehons I have SC/SCBW and SC2 + HotS! They are cool, I love to play them! But I wanna play on N64 because I'm curious about the controls and the playability!
@@KyuuraTV tbh competitively with friends on Starcraft64 is fucking amazing, the controls is easy and the gameplay is so smooth and well (NOT cracked out niggas online)💯🤣😂
I'm impressed how well this looks on the N64, looks like a good port. Ya pc is gonna be better, but its like te C&C games on ps1 vs pc. Overall this is nice.
This game was honestly to complex for it's time so it was overlooked by many but now it's still known as one of the best RTS games up to date, it's crazy
Command and Conquer Tiberian Dawn actually looks better on the N64 than it did on the PC. The N64 version had full 3D models of units and buildings while the PC version was very 2D. :)
@@lucasgreene1635 Holy crap I just looked it up... It looks better than the remaster ON PC. Why did pc get 2d graphics while N64 got full 3d? I am impressed by the N64 version.
@@Gutigwolfe Very, the command and conquer remastered had banger themes soundtracks tho, just combine remastered cinematics, soundtracks, features with the original C&C 3D and cool menu and boom.
I remember seeing this version first in some video game store playing on a TV; it partly inspired me to buy it for PC but now...... I can hardly believe that this is a real thing looking back, like holy shit....This and Halo Wars are the only RTSs I can even think of on console, and at least the latter was on a powerful console and designed with the controller in mind
Command and Conquer was also on the N64. Red Alert 3, Kane's Wrath, Supreme Commander, and a few others were on the xbox 360/ PS3. Supreme Commander on console was an enormous fucking mistake though. I laughed when I founded out it existed.
Talk about a trip to the past! I can't believe this is the starcraft game I grew up with! so many memories :D Now I look at starcraft 2 and think DAMN...they came a loonnnggg way.
i had N64 and now Switch. If i didnt buy expansionpack i would never know this game existed at Nintendo :D . i cant imagine how hard it must be to play with joy cons instead of mouse :x
I don't know what was more painful, the fact that this was played with a controller or how bad his macro was (and how impossible it really is to macro with a controller). PC MASTER RACE FOREVER! CONSOLE PEASANTS BE DAMNED!!!
And think of the two-player mode, you would gain infinite vision over your enemy -.- all the trouble you would get in to do that on real sc, just think of it...
the N64 is actually preeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeetyy AMAZING, with THIS, C&C, RE2 they totally knocked it out of the park and paved way for the awesome but underrated back then GameCube ~
My brother have and still play Starcraft 64 atleast once a week since it came out we're mid twenty a now and still love this game. :) hardest scenario on multiplayer would be 2 Zerg (us) vs 4 Protoss (CPU) on Hunters 2nd hardest maybe Terran instead of Protoss
CC does make a valid point. If you're really a good gamer, you should be able to use any control scheme. I beat Conkers Bad Fur Day, emulated on a PC with keyboard mapped controls, because I didn't have a pc compatible controller, and also a number of PS1 games
audio takes up a lot of space on the disc (or cartridge in this case) they had to cut Starcraft and Starcraft: Broodwar down from 2 CDs (about 1.4 Gigabytes) to only 32 Megabytes. it's a surprise they were able to keep as much as they did
Yes! I definitely agree. I would be playing Conker's Bad Fur Day and this game online. There's still fun to be had in local if you have friends to come over, or you can just simply bring the game and play at their house it since a majority of N64 games save on the cartridge, and not the controller pak.
I always wanted to play this and Resident Evil 2 on the N64. I wish both would have been playable with the N64 set on the Gamecube. I love the subtle differences between this N64 game and the original.
Man,I remember when I was all young and shit,and didn't understand this game,I would build the biggest,stylish looking Terran base I could,without knowledge of what half of the buildings even did. I would spend hours upon hours just building until the enemy AI got bored of waiting and sent in a squad of slightly upgraded soldiers to wake me up. I being the stupid little kid I was usually lost those fights and I watched as my men and my base got destroyed
seems weird that the zerg icon for vespane is on the terran campaign. musta been tough to play this with the n64 controller, though i think its great that the music is the same in this version, it was a great soundtrack.
You'd be surprised apparently. The SC1 CD had 606 MB of stuff, BW's CD was another ~600, and a fresh install of both from the version that came with the SC2: WOL collector's edition takes a cool 1.21 GB of hard drive space. There are a lot of games of that era that are comparable. (e.g. Steam reports that HL1, released Nov. '98 (between SC1 and BW), is taking 964 MB.)
Some maps, especially the "Defend the temple co-op" map lagged like fuck. 30 seconds per frame. Literally, sometimes. StarCraft just wasn't meant to be played on something as Fisher Price processored as the N64 was
The N64 came out in 1996, so you would think his dad is in high school at the time rather than middle school for 6th, or 7th grade. His dad now would be 24, or 25 years old on my estimate from 1996 (6th or 7th grade) to 2012 (high school graduate.) That would make the child no older than 4, or 5 yrs old depending on his birth. Seriously I think he meant to say "My dad had it since I WAS in 6th or 7th grade."
That's an undeniable fact. There were first person shooters on consoles before Halo, but besides exclusives like Goldeneye, most people preferred to play them on PC with a keyboard and mouse. Halo paved the way for games like Call of Duty, Battlefield, Half-Life, and Counter Strike to be released on consoles. I'm not saying games like Call of Duty wouldn't be on consoles now without Halo... I'm saying nobody had faith in console shooters UNTIL Halo.
I remember purchasing this simply for the two player. We only had one PC at the time and my sister played it with me, vs CPU. Good times. it wasn't a bad port really..a little clunky at times, but what can you do with a controller.. still good.
I should still have this... just need a proper working controller and rewire my a/v cables my dog chewed through when he was a pup... RIP to him now though =( Thanks for the nostalgia without digging through boxes!
If only Nintendo ask and pay blizzard to port this to Nintendo switch as a stand alone game like they did for Doom 64. If I remember right StarCraft 64 had broodwar expansion as well if you have the expansion pack in the n64. A StarCraft 64 HD edition would sell pretty well especially the abilities to play on the go. I know I would buy it even at full price of 59.99.
Can the campaign be played through in co-op? I've been playing Diablo on the PS1 with a buddy, and I'm thinking about getting this for when we finish. I have an N64 with the expansion pak.
This was probably one of, if not, the first game I ever played as a kid. I loved it so much from the campaign to multiplayer. My favorite was playing against AI and using cheats just to have a fun time lol. Might have to search for the console and game again so I can purchase, hope they're still some out there.
Why not just get the proper Starcraft? The old version is freeware from Blizzard, Starcraft Remastered is a terrific remaster, just get the original game, its great!
Lmao i got this for my 9th birthday, i was the only kid to borrow it from blockbuster, so the store manager let me have it, i threw this out along with my N64 4 years ago, SO MUCH REGRETT :c Fuck i miss multiplayer splitscreen........... :'(
i mean back then, but still, holy f**kin shit, i got a question is Legend Of Zelda Majoras mask/Ocarina of time rare yet? cuz i got both of them along with Super Mario Bro's 64.
I'm going to answer this seriously: Venomancer from Dota series uses a hydralisk model, which blizzard added into the World Editor. Hydralisk is a zerg unit from Starcraft-another of Blizzard's game- and is among the most known units.
1998: Starcraft is released. One of the most recognizable units is the Hydralisk, which can be seen at 00:56. 2002: Warcraft 3 is released. In one of the single player maps there is a hidden Hydralisk, as an easter egg referencing the previous Blizzard game, Starcraft. 2004: DotA comes out. It is a custom map for Warcraft 3. After some versions, the Hydralisk model is incorporated into DotA as a new hero, and is renamed "Venomancer". 2005: DotA gains popularity. The worst Warcraft 3 players, tired of being thoroughly destroyed at a strategy game, due to their lack of strategic thinking and understanding of the game, switch to DotA. They suddenly get matched with other Warcraft 3 dropouts, with comparable strategical skills. This pleases them. Due to the nature of DotA, blind luck becomes a major winning factor, as opposed to strategic thinking. Therefore these players manage to win roughly half of their games, which is the win ratio given by a coin toss. This is way better than what they were used to do in Warcraft 3, so this pleases them. Being an inherently multiplayer game, DotA allows all losers to blame their allies, and ease their frustration. This pleases them. 2006: DotA gains even more popularity. Its straightforward gameplay and basic mechanics attract more casual players, who are not interested in learning how to master a strategic game, how to control a diversified army, or how to think logically, but just want easy wins at easy games. Several players start buying Warcraft 3 just to play DotA, for this very reason. 2007: DotA gains even more popularity. Basshunter's DotA song is widely known also outside the DotA community. Most DotA players don't realize that they are playing a Warcraft 3 custom map. They believe that DotA *is* Warcraft 3. They know the existence of a ladder of Warcraft 3, but instead of realizing that it's merely a type of tournament for online Warcraft 3 games, they think it's a secondary game mode for DotA, which they don't want to know about. 2014: Noufil Barrios watches a RUclips video about Starcraft, and asks if the Hydralisk is the Venomancer from DotA. John Kang manages to produce a serious answer, which inexplicably doesn't contain the word "fuck".
Now that we have Starcraft Remastered, we need an Unmastered version that looks like this, only supports gamepads, and has no networked multiplayer: split screen only.
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I had no idea this actually existed.
Plejaren xDelta
yeah, and i actually owned the n64 game!... its going for about 100usd in the market!... sadly... i gave it to my younger cousin and he sold it for a $ in a garage sale years ago......=(
Cam Laffy Taffy Wow what a valuable jewel.
+Plejaren xDelta me too! i was amazed when i found out
Tim Roswell Oh that's cool. I have played Starcraft before and I like how unique Blizzard has made each race.
+Plejaren xDelta Same.
Wait... you can rally your workers to the mineral line... and they start mining...
WHAT SORCERY IS THIS!?!?!
Pretty sure that's in sc2 also.. but damn in normal that would make the game better i mean it's good but kind of better
@@mystikk3025 he’s joking about the fact that in broodwar on PC you can’t do that, but this game you can despite it being old as hell too
@@JohnSmith-fs8bu hmmm, maybe they thought it up on the n64 version first.
Holy crap, this is a pretty impressive port. I am incredibly impressed at Blizzard pulling this off.
Jekadu this version actually came out first, believe it or not
Huh? No it didn't.
LittleMac117 Yeah, but 2 years later lol
Omg seriously its abysmal
@@durag6196 Getting this to work on N64 hardware is a minor miracle.
Very true. Most N64 games are about 10 MegaBytes.... It may not be the grand experience we know for the PC version, but the fact that the N64 has almost everything still crammed in here is absolutely unbelievable. 1.2GB crushed into 10-20 MB is astonishing, and the 64 version isn't bad all things considered! Lots of fun using an analog stick in place of a mouse, haha.
I believe the original install size was about 250 MB. I think the larger install size we see today from BNet downloads is because of a lack of compression.
You can hold more than 12 units!. Give me ten copies.
+TerraDrone And it has automine. Truly ahead of its time.
+memoryresident Yes and no...WarCraft 3 came out 2002 and had rally point mining...as well as auto repair...WarCraft 3 was the most advanced game Blizzard has produced in the early 2000s now StarCraft 2 holds the title for most advanced...in fact StarCraft 2 may be the most advanced game ever so far...you can import custom models, you can make a large scale MMO which UphevalArts is doing with SCU...you can make a third person shooter...even a first person if you're skilled enough with camera and such...
But the one part that makes WarCraft 3 much more advanced...the ability to cast spells directly on the unit's wireframes in the gorup selection...StarCraft 2 does not have that [unless you would make a custom script for it for your own map/mod [which the mod can then be applied to multiple maps]...but yes Brood War is a great game and StarCraft 64 [which still is the original plus Brood War, I believe I am not sure though without watching more] still has the same content... however it has even less because if they started right from this exact spot they missed [optional] Bootcamp, and the first true mission where you meet Raynor and must train an army of 10 marines [still a bit of a boot camp but it is a true mission still].
@@Kamikazi91127 In Starcraft 64 theres 2 boot camp missions where you fight the sons of korhal instead of the purple zerg. The mission when you meet Raynor is still there. The missions from Brood War are also there + one of the Stukov bonus missions. Im surprised they were able to fit all that. Is a lot more than what Warcraft 2 in PS1 got.
Yeah, still limited to 18 selections and only 4 control groups.
My first RTS, I'd spend a good 5 minutes moving through the episode selection screen every time I played to hear the characters, lol.
Haha me too! Episode IV Protoss guy was my favourite.
Artanis :
I'm not the only one 😂😂😂
Same here my first and favorite RTS game of all time and the only game that got close was total annihilation
I spent countless hours playing this as a kid. Brings back memories lol :D
Yea this game is awesome on the N64! Another great thing about it is it includes the expansion pack which is another full game in itself as long as you have the expansion pack for your N64 in it.
A friend and me used to rent this game and play split screen co-op back in the early 00s, it was awesome, but you needed the expansion pack for it which I remember we had to rent as well because I didn't own one.
Remembered playimg this as a kid. love it so much. glad i still have this game.
Wait, this port let you select more then 12 units at once? Why the hell didn't the original have that?
that's part of the "skill" according to a pro player I talked to, but when the asshole tried SC2, he never ever wanted to play SC1 again...
@cão-aranha no teto where's the purple? The yellow now absolutely eat up the new* game tho (new* as it's like a decade old)
@@ballsofsalsa01 that is part of skill, the guy you were talking to probably wasn't as invested in the game as the other well-known pro starcraft players.
@@thesurvivlist5440 Eh no, it's not. It's just an annoyance that forces the use of many group controls to move army and re selection of control group for structures over and over. It's s pain in the ass more than skill
@@ballsofsalsa01 its a skill for high level sc 1 but it is an annoyance for casual players
What a relic of time. I just wish I knew of it in my N64 days, but I was too busy playing Mario Kart, Super Smash Bros as well as The Legend of Zelda
Blizzard should have released this game on the Dreamcast.
+Rockmans1989 Would have worked actually, the dreamcast did have a keyboard and mouse so it could have been exactly the same as the PC version, especially if it was made to run at 800x600 with the vga adapter.
@@Microwave414 Didn't the Dreamcast have online capabilities, too? I wonder if it would've been possible to play an online multiplayer game of Starcraft with that...?
@@DaRkLoRdZoRc Yes. The dreamcast was fully capable of online.
Not many would have bought it
i can still remember to this day playing split screen with my friend 2v6 comps on bloodbath. about 15 minutes in when the comps started attacking you could draw the frames faster by hand. Good times.
Better than I was expecting 7.4/10 - iGN
This game was honestly to complex for it's time so it was overlooked by many but now it's still known as one of the best RTS games up to date, it's crazy
I was born 1983, i remember getting high playing this game all day and all night for days, back in 2000, 2001..This game is really fun , to say the least.
I was 5 years old back in 2001 or 2002 when me and my childhood buddy were playing this game. Lol
pleno 2024 relembrando as jogatinas dos anos 2000 saudades mill
The first time I played this was on the N64, and it was a great experience even with a controller. This is how I discovered Starcraft, an amazing game for an amazing console.
I still have my copy to this day, loved playing 2 player matches on it
I still do this with my grandpa and this nigga won games without losing a damn soldier, SOME FUCKIN HOW, this nigga 69 y/o and I still haven't seen him lose a game yet against someone, like he practices by playing 1v4 in his free time, My Grandpa been playing Starcraft64 ever sense people was calling him Triple OG and when he was selling Pounds of weed (he quit like a Decade ago) but me and my gramps been playing The N64 ever sense the early 2000's and in my Opinion the N64 is still better then XBOX/PlayStation, gawd dham I fuckin Love Retro Games
Woah say what?!? I played starcraft on pc in the early 2000s and I bought another n64 to relive my childhood a week ago. Now i learned Starcraft is on N64? Truly amazing. Thank you the upload, brings back good old memories.
This was a great port, as was Warcraft 2 on PS1. It's a bit of a shame Blizzard didn't do the same thing with Starcraft 2. It would've been neat to have seen it on the 360/PS3.
Chubzdoomer Would have been even better on the Wii U. :P
TheTwinkelminkelson Yeah man, an RTS on the Wii U would be awesome!
Chubzdoomer i agree specially on the ps4 or xbox one power wise it is good as the pc stats to play it so they would not of had to dumb it down graphic wise i like how you found the cheats on the board on the 64 version of the game
Chubzdoomer its great :D im have a N64 but only Turok and nobody to play it :/
+Chubzdoomer Great port? Are you serious, this is one the worst ports in gaming history.
To be honest, I was looking for this game on the Wii Shop Channel, but I guess they don't have it. :/
I mean, I'm surprised they would actually fit this game into a Nintendo 64. IT still looks good, regardless of the lower resolution.
***** yea it had most of the same things as the pc one big diffrence out side graphics was the sound but for a n 64 game with this much going on blizzard did a great job it is the best rts game ever on a console i think
This game was honestly to complex for it's time so it was overlooked by many but now it's still known as one of the best RTS games up to date, it's crazy
Step 1: Buy android device
Step 2: Download n64 emulator
Step 3: Download Starcraft n64 rom
Step 4: Install both
Step 5: Show your friends you have starcraft on your phone/tablet/pc (stupid android PCs)
Step 6: ??????
Step 7: Profit.
Step 6: Knock out friend with phone, take wallet.
+vexing1000 Nah. That isn't as enjoyable as another solution:
Step 1: Grab an Android device
Step 2: Download Winulator
Step 3: Grab StarCraft Brood War for PC
Step 4: Copy StarCraft Brood War to your Android
Step 5: Show your friends you have the PC version of StarCraft on your Android by opening the .exe with Winulator.
Step 6: ???
Step 7: Profit
+ImmortalForklift Correction on Step 5: Show your friends you have an exploded Android version.
Tried this, doesn't work. The graphical glitches make the game impossible to play.
EDIT: It appeared I was using a crap emulator called MegaN64. I now use Mupen64 and it works perfectly. This is awesome. ^^
what about the underpants?
Oh wow, pre-rendered cutscenes on a 64 game? Don't see that too often.
Check Resident evil 2 for n64
@@ANGELPR25 your fucking joking that have that?
@@highmindedg It's true! Modern Vintage Gamer made a video on it! ruclips.net/video/BaX5YUZ5FLk/видео.html
the best nintendo 64 game
was one of my favorite game on the 64 growing up, we didn't have a computer back then so I couldn't really play Stacraft
anyone have a link to the briefing room theme 1:13? i like how it sounds eerie and dark
"Give me something to shoot" "go go go" "you want a piece of me boy?" "Go go go" "give me something to shoot" "go go go" "go go go" "you want a piece of me boy?" "Yes sir!" "You want a piece of me boy?"
I recently bought Starcraft for PC. I've had it for N64 for years.
blaziken25 damn ur really outta the loop haha
GoogleKeptBotheringMeToMakeANewNameSoIDecidedToMakeAReallyLoooooooooooooooooongName Haha true but in my defence - I only just got my own PC.
blaziken25 I have Bought Starcraft 1 about half a year ago, just because I didn't earn money earlier and played Blizzard games for years, they deserve that ;). I also bought Starcraft 2, Diablo 3 and 30 Hearthstone packs, to be honest :p
blaziken25 Will you get starcraft 2?
Holy hell
Now I wanna buy a N64 just to play this port...
+Henry Oliveira Or you could play the objectivly superior version on PC.
+Occifer Jehons I have SC/SCBW and SC2 + HotS! They are cool, I love to play them!
But I wanna play on N64 because I'm curious about the controls and the playability!
Ah! In that case I won't object! :D
@@KyuuraTV tbh competitively with friends on Starcraft64 is fucking amazing, the controls is easy and the gameplay is so smooth and well (NOT cracked out niggas online)💯🤣😂
@Vice TOLUCT yep....my grandpa bought it in the early 2000's for 100$ and shit ain't changed 🤣😂
Bwah ha ha, pain in the rump. Oh, Jimmy.
Gotta make it kid friendly?
But even this version was rated T.
So they could show blood, but god forbid someone says ass.
Nintendo in a Nutshell.
I'm impressed how well this looks on the N64, looks like a good port. Ya pc is gonna be better, but its like te C&C games on ps1 vs pc. Overall this is nice.
This game was honestly to complex for it's time so it was overlooked by many but now it's still known as one of the best RTS games up to date, it's crazy
Command and Conquer Tiberian Dawn actually looks better on the N64 than it did on the PC. The N64 version had full 3D models of units and buildings while the PC version was very 2D. :)
@@lucasgreene1635 Holy crap I just looked it up... It looks better than the remaster ON PC. Why did pc get 2d graphics while N64 got full 3d? I am impressed by the N64 version.
@@Gutigwolfe Very, the command and conquer remastered had banger themes soundtracks tho, just combine remastered cinematics, soundtracks, features with the original C&C 3D and cool menu and boom.
I remember seeing this version first in some video game store playing on a TV; it partly inspired me to buy it for PC but now......
I can hardly believe that this is a real thing looking back, like holy shit....This and Halo Wars are the only RTSs I can even think of on console, and at least the latter was on a powerful console and designed with the controller in mind
Command and Conquer was also on the N64. Red Alert 3, Kane's Wrath, Supreme Commander, and a few others were on the xbox 360/ PS3.
Supreme Commander on console was an enormous fucking mistake though. I laughed when I founded out it existed.
Woah
Never seen or even imagined this
As a kid, my older brother had Age of Empires 2 on the PS2, but I never knew about this!
Talk about a trip to the past! I can't believe this is the starcraft game I grew up with! so many memories :D Now I look at starcraft 2 and think DAMN...they came a loonnnggg way.
You cant compare this to any Starcraft.
This is a PORT of Starcraft to N64, its way worse than the original.
This is right. Some games did not use the entire CD, but Starcraft and SC:Brood War definitely did.
i had N64 and now Switch. If i didnt buy expansionpack i would never know this game existed at Nintendo :D . i cant imagine how hard it must be to play with joy cons instead of mouse :x
It's pretty easy to use the analog stick actually
Bruh I had my uncle’s old N64 at my childhood home for YEARS and I never knew this existed! My family used to love StarCraft
Am I the only one in pain watching this? Watching an RTS played with a controller just HURTS!!
I don't know what was more painful, the fact that this was played with a controller or how bad his macro was (and how impossible it really is to macro with a controller). PC MASTER RACE FOREVER! CONSOLE PEASANTS BE DAMNED!!!
It would feel strange playing on a controller. I liked halo wars to but you didnt really have to macro in it, it was done for you.
Uh... Brutal Legend would love to speak with you :/
And think of the two-player mode, you would gain infinite vision over your enemy -.- all the trouble you would get in to do that on real sc, just think of it...
앤드류 스 조르단 lol im a pc gamer and i think that the n64 destroyes everything inclunding pc
Just found this game at my hobby shop for 50$, can't wait to try it!
thank you for supporting the original release.
When watching this video, I remember the good ol' days before SC2. The memories.
For the very brief time my family had an N64 we had this edition
Starcraft and Perfect Dark on the same console. Got em both still but yeah Two of the greatest ever
I’ve been playing Starcraft for 17 years now... I was today years old when I found out this exists
So have you been playing on the PC this whole time?
Been playing a lot of sc1 on powerpc mac lately.
the N64 is actually preeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeetyy AMAZING, with THIS, C&C, RE2 they totally knocked it out of the park and paved way for the awesome but underrated back then GameCube ~
I definitely played this and loved it…good times.
Thanks, Jesse Cox
All the hours playing my brothers in SC64.....screen watching was a punishable offense.
My brother have and still play Starcraft 64 atleast once a week since it came out we're mid twenty a now and still love this game. :) hardest scenario on multiplayer would be 2 Zerg (us) vs 4 Protoss (CPU) on Hunters 2nd hardest maybe Terran instead of Protoss
CC does make a valid point. If you're really a good gamer, you should be able to use any control scheme. I beat Conkers Bad Fur Day, emulated on a PC with keyboard mapped controls, because I didn't have a pc compatible controller, and also a number of PS1 games
I can't play this with a keyboard and a mouse...
surely you jest
Sursurk lol, i'm use keyboard
I use my keyboard only!
I use an AI to play for me.
"pain in the rump"
I would've taken pain in the arse over that
This with dedicated servers for multiplayer would dominate the mobile gaming market.
audio takes up a lot of space on the disc (or cartridge in this case)
they had to cut Starcraft and Starcraft: Broodwar down from 2 CDs (about 1.4 Gigabytes) to only 32 Megabytes. it's a surprise they were able to keep as much as they did
Yes! I definitely agree. I would be playing Conker's Bad Fur Day and this game online. There's still fun to be had in local if you have friends to come over, or you can just simply bring the game and play at their house it since a majority of N64 games save on the cartridge, and not the controller pak.
Statecraft and Starcraft 2 are my favorite games of all time.
I always wanted to play this and Resident Evil 2 on the N64. I wish both would have been playable with the N64 set on the Gamecube.
I love the subtle differences between this N64 game and the original.
Oh god, I now remember how poorly all those portraits transferred into lower resolution!
Man,I remember when I was all young and shit,and didn't understand this game,I would build the biggest,stylish looking Terran base I could,without knowledge of what half of the buildings even did. I would spend hours upon hours just building until the enemy AI got bored of waiting and sent in a squad of slightly upgraded soldiers to wake me up. I being the stupid little kid I was usually lost those fights and I watched as my men and my base got destroyed
“Give me something to shoot.”
when a character or unit says something that corresponds with the campaign.like when Raynor is talking about the infested command center
the fact that this game was crammed on the N64 is a feat in itself.
And probably is why it was never done again; this was probably the ONLY time StarCraft was ported to a console.
I'm pretty sure it was. You could only play multiplayer if you had the expansion thing.
seems weird that the zerg icon for vespane is on the terran campaign. musta been tough to play this with the n64 controller, though i think its great that the music is the same in this version, it was a great soundtrack.
And there was a 2 player diablo 1 for ps1, it was a strange time.
You'd be surprised apparently. The SC1 CD had 606 MB of stuff, BW's CD was another ~600, and a fresh install of both from the version that came with the SC2: WOL collector's edition takes a cool 1.21 GB of hard drive space. There are a lot of games of that era that are comparable. (e.g. Steam reports that HL1, released Nov. '98 (between SC1 and BW), is taking 964 MB.)
Wow, this is pretty good for a port
Good side on this version:
SCV will auto mine to minerals and you can select 18 units. Dang! Why this didnt implemented in PC version?
I believe those maps are available for regular Starcraft... they came with the brood war expansion.
AHAH! someone else who has played the N64 version... well done my friend!
Sweet! This game goes for around 4-500 bucks in Sweden. Pretty rare!
I had a copy of this game. Sadly I lost it in a friends house fire 😢
Sorry to hear that :( did you ever get another one?
Oof! That's gotta hurt
Never knew this came out for the N64
Some maps, especially the "Defend the temple co-op" map lagged like fuck. 30 seconds per frame. Literally, sometimes. StarCraft just wasn't meant to be played on something as Fisher Price processored as the N64 was
a thing that is good about this game is that you can select more than 12 units at a time
I remember being impressed with this game at the time , but I found it very difficult to play on a console.
Damn, that music is spot on.
Starcraft on N64 did require the RAM pak upgrade in order to play the Brood War missions.
Still character portraits? OMG! It had animations in '99!
The N64 came out in 1996, so you would think his dad is in high school at the time rather than middle school for 6th, or 7th grade. His dad now would be 24, or 25 years old on my estimate from 1996 (6th or 7th grade) to 2012 (high school graduate.) That would make the child no older than 4, or 5 yrs old depending on his birth. Seriously I think he meant to say "My dad had it since I WAS in 6th or 7th grade."
That's an undeniable fact. There were first person shooters on consoles before Halo, but besides exclusives like Goldeneye, most people preferred to play them on PC with a keyboard and mouse.
Halo paved the way for games like Call of Duty, Battlefield, Half-Life, and Counter Strike to be released on consoles.
I'm not saying games like Call of Duty wouldn't be on consoles now without Halo... I'm saying nobody had faith in console shooters UNTIL Halo.
I remember purchasing this simply for the two player. We only had one PC at the time and my sister played it with me, vs CPU. Good times. it wasn't a bad port really..a little clunky at times, but what can you do with a controller.. still good.
how did you screen capture the n64?
i used a magnavox dvd recorder.
I should still have this... just need a proper working controller and rewire my a/v cables my dog chewed through when he was a pup... RIP to him now though =(
Thanks for the nostalgia without digging through boxes!
You can just buy replacement av cables for like $3 bro
If only Nintendo ask and pay blizzard to port this to Nintendo switch as a stand alone game like they did for Doom 64. If I remember right StarCraft 64 had broodwar expansion as well if you have the expansion pack in the n64. A StarCraft 64 HD edition would sell pretty well especially the abilities to play on the go. I know I would buy it even at full price of 59.99.
Can the campaign be played through in co-op? I've been playing Diablo on the PS1 with a buddy, and I'm thinking about getting this for when we finish. I have an N64 with the expansion pak.
No.
That awkward moment when you try to move units with your mouse.
I have this game on N64 too :D w/ the xpac for Brood. Loved owning my friends 3 v 1, I was a god in this game back in the day. Now for PC I'm shit..
This was probably one of, if not, the first game I ever played as a kid. I loved it so much from the campaign to multiplayer. My favorite was playing against AI and using cheats just to have a fun time lol. Might have to search for the console and game again so I can purchase, hope they're still some out there.
Why not just get the proper Starcraft?
The old version is freeware from Blizzard, Starcraft Remastered is a terrific remaster, just get the original game, its great!
I was just playing it last night on N64.
Also have the proper StarCraft an sc2 on pc
Lmao i got this for my 9th birthday, i was the only kid to borrow it from blockbuster, so the store manager let me have it, i threw this out along with my N64 4 years ago, SO MUCH REGRETT :c Fuck i miss multiplayer splitscreen........... :'(
***** If i could go back and stop myself, i would keep it!!
i mean back then, but still, holy f**kin shit, i got a question is Legend Of Zelda Majoras mask/Ocarina of time rare yet? cuz i got both of them along with Super Mario Bro's 64.
I recently picked up this game NIB(NEW & SEALED) for $30 from retail store. I'm wondering.. how much is this game currently on ebay & amazon?
00:56 its that venomancer on DOTA?
I'm going to answer this seriously:
Venomancer from Dota series uses a hydralisk model, which blizzard added into the World Editor. Hydralisk is a zerg unit from Starcraft-another of Blizzard's game- and is among the most known units.
Thanks for the info dude! :)
1998: Starcraft is released. One of the most recognizable units is the Hydralisk, which can be seen at 00:56.
2002: Warcraft 3 is released. In one of the single player maps there is a hidden Hydralisk, as an easter egg referencing the previous Blizzard game, Starcraft.
2004: DotA comes out. It is a custom map for Warcraft 3. After some versions, the Hydralisk model is incorporated into DotA as a new hero, and is renamed "Venomancer".
2005: DotA gains popularity. The worst Warcraft 3 players, tired of being thoroughly destroyed at a strategy game, due to their lack of strategic thinking and understanding of the game, switch to DotA. They suddenly get matched with other Warcraft 3 dropouts, with comparable strategical skills. This pleases them. Due to the nature of DotA, blind luck becomes a major winning factor, as opposed to strategic thinking. Therefore these players manage to win roughly half of their games, which is the win ratio given by a coin toss. This is way better than what they were used to do in Warcraft 3, so this pleases them. Being an inherently multiplayer game, DotA allows all losers to blame their allies, and ease their frustration. This pleases them.
2006: DotA gains even more popularity. Its straightforward gameplay and basic mechanics attract more casual players, who are not interested in learning how to master a strategic game, how to control a diversified army, or how to think logically, but just want easy wins at easy games. Several players start buying Warcraft 3 just to play DotA, for this very reason.
2007: DotA gains even more popularity. Basshunter's DotA song is widely known also outside the DotA community. Most DotA players don't realize that they are playing a Warcraft 3 custom map. They believe that DotA *is* Warcraft 3. They know the existence of a ladder of Warcraft 3, but instead of realizing that it's merely a type of tournament for online Warcraft 3 games, they think it's a secondary game mode for DotA, which they don't want to know about.
2014: Noufil Barrios watches a RUclips video about Starcraft, and asks if the Hydralisk is the Venomancer from DotA. John Kang manages to produce a serious answer, which inexplicably doesn't contain the word "fuck".
aa i dont understand why someone would put this much effort into a youtube comment bur it was interesting and fun to read
mikeli0023 It wasn't that much of an effort, my mind spoke and I wrote it down.
I remember having this game and not seeing the point in it. I still to this game it find it appealing lol. I was always into FPS.
Qué pinches tutoriales ni instrucciones ni reviw's esto era juego puro y duro chinga. :)
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Porq los mejicanos se expresan de esa manera tan asco???
Is the Expansion Pak required to be able to play the game like DK 64? Or is it recommended for the game to run & look smoother?
You can play it with the standard Jumper Pak, but the Expansion Pak is required to play the other episodes and factions
Now that we have Starcraft Remastered, we need an Unmastered version that looks like this, only supports gamepads, and has no networked multiplayer: split screen only.
I remember the TV commercials with a salty Saddam Hussein rage quitting.