N64 Magazine Time Capsule Episode 12 (feat Yoshi's Story, Quake 64, URA Zelda, Snobow Kids and more)
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- N64 Magazine issue 12 is from February 1998 and sees the Nintendo 64 history from this time with previews, reviews, rumours and tips. This issue features Yoshi's story on the cover as well as Quake 64. Inside are reviews of WCW vs NWO World Tour and many more.
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Music credit : NoRank for the compilation
FUTURE LOOK
Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon (pg.6)
Quake 64 (pg.10)
NBA Pro '98 (pg.12)
NEWS
Let the games begin (pg.14)
Fanzine farm (pg.16)
Retro World (pg.17)
1080° Snowboarding (pg.18)
Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey '98 (pg.19)
World Cup '98 (pg.19)
F-Zero X (pg.20)
Castlevania 64 (pg.20)
Yoshi - A career in games (pg.54)
RPG NEWS
Ocarina of Time (pg.22)
MADE IN JAPAN
Motor Raid (pg.28)
Le Mans 24 (pg.28)
Harley Davidson & L.A. Riders (pg.28)
Water Ski (pg.28)
Final Furlong (pg.29)
An Englishman in Tokyo (pg.29)
UK REVIEWS
WCW vs NWO World Tour (pg.32)
Nagano Winter Olympics (pg.40)
IMPORT REVIEWS
Yoshi's Story (pg.44)
Tamagotchi World 64 (pg.56)
Dual Heroes (pg.58)
Shin Nihon Pro Wrestling: Toukon Road 2 (pg.59)
Snowboard Kids (pg.60)
Robotron 64 (pg.65)
Art of Fighting Twin (pg.66)
Aero Gauge (pg.68)
Denryu Ira Ira Bou (pg.69)
COMING SOON
Bio Freaks (pg.24)
Jest (pg.24)
HOW TO...
Play import N64 games (pg.70)
NFL Quarterback Club '98 (pg.76)
Extreme G (pg.82)
GoldenEye 007 (pg.88)FUTURE LOOK
Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon (pg.6)
Quake 64 (pg.10)
NBA Pro '98 (pg.12)
NEWS
Let the games begin (pg.14)
Fanzine farm (pg.16)
Retro World (pg.17)
1080° Snowboarding (pg.18)
Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey '98 (pg.19)
World Cup '98 (pg.19)
F-Zero X (pg.20)
Castlevania 64 (pg.20)
Yoshi - A career in games (pg.54)
RPG NEWS
Ocarina of Time (pg.22)
MADE IN JAPAN
Motor Raid (pg.28)
Le Mans 24 (pg.28)
Harley Davidson & L.A. Riders (pg.28)
Water Ski (pg.28)
Final Furlong (pg.29)
An Englishman in Tokyo (pg.29)
UK REVIEWS
WCW vs NWO World Tour (pg.32)
Nagano Winter Olympics (pg.40)
IMPORT REVIEWS
Yoshi's Story (pg.44)
Tamagotchi World 64 (pg.56)
Dual Heroes (pg.58)
Shin Nihon Pro Wrestling: Toukon Road 2 (pg.59)
Snowboard Kids (pg.60)
Robotron 64 (pg.65)
Art of Fighting Twin (pg.66)
Aero Gauge (pg.68)
Denryu Ira Ira Bou (pg.69)
COMING SOON
Bio Freaks (pg.24)
Jest (pg.24)
HOW TO...
Play import N64 games (pg.70)
NFL Quarterback Club '98 (pg.76)
Extreme G (pg.82)
GoldenEye 007 (pg.88)
This was THE N64 magazine. Still got all my copies somewhere in the attic.
The BEST!
Love that you’re starting the video with one of the most chill tracks from any N64 game; the Paraglider from PilotWings!
It’s the chillest!!!! 😃
I remember when this magazine used to refer to the Playstation as the Greystation. Good times!
Haha used that in school a few times!!!
I was wondering on whether this series was gonna continue or not. So I'm happy to see this back on track, it's always great to delve into the retro video game magazines from back in the day.
Thank you - these videos are tricky to make and they don’t pull in the views like other videos but they are something of a passion so I appreciate it when people also enjoy these
I really enjoy these videos, sad they don’t bring in the viewership as others.
@@n64glennplant been on this ride with you since the beginning Glenn. I know they're not as popular but I love these so much. Cheers.
As a British person and avid N64 fan in general, I’m disappointed I missed out on this magazine as a child. I’d not heard about it until now but this video is super nostalgic and comforting. Thanks for sharing the N64 love.
Thanks - the good news is that you can learn to love it all over again!
Nothing beats vibing to your videos Glenn🌻 you mean a lot more than you could know💛
Thanks bear, in a twist you’d be surprised of what everyone here means to me too
@@n64glennplant you’re a legend Glenn, really. Thank you!
I waited years for a new episode. Thank you very much! 👏👏
Thank you for watching…and waiting 🙏🏼
Amazing that this appeared randomly on my suggestions on RUclips!. I was the fan who wrote the Goldeneye guide in this magazine. To this day it annoys me that one of Tim Weavers edits added an error about one of the weapons into the guide. What a blast from the past this video is :).
Hahahaha it’s always amazing when people featured etc show up in the comments!
Nostalgia, nostalgia! I'm from Belgium and I readed the french version of this magazine called X64. God, all the memories. Time fly. Too fast. Once again, so so glad about your comeback and sorry for my awful english (^-^).
🧇 ✌️
Farout i miss being a kid in 90’s playing nintendo 64 all day with friends . Wish i could go back .
Love this channel it takes me back
Thanks that’s why I do what I do here as I have the same nostalgia
@@n64glennplant I understand the passion and the nostalgia you feel for this time of our life’s . We are so blessed to have experienced it
O man.. I never will forget this cover art! The art work. Yoshi in different colors. Sooo cool.
I already felt in love for yoshi 64.
Did you like the game when it was released?
@@n64glennplantHehe well actually I really liked it.. Even when everyone was complaining.. That the game was to easy.. No real 3d...it's for children..
I don't know but when I was playing y64
It gave me that warm Nintendo feeling....
I don't know even nowadays I still can have that feeling and enjoy playing y64..
:-)
We had an N64 magazine here in Mexico back in the day. I wonder if what we got here was only a translation or people here had the freedom to add what they wanted. I remember I had a Magzine with Shadow Man on the cover, and they also spoke about Pokemon Snap I think. I like that magazine a lot, but I have none of them anymore. Greetings from Mexico, I follow you since you had like a thousand subscribers.
You’re a long time sub! I think that issue with shadow man on the cover is later 😄
I used to buy that magazine when I couldn't find my Club Nintendo anywhere. I have the issue with ISSS in the cover.
@MisterSatanZ I do remember that magazine also
Down here in Chile, we got the Spain edition, 6 months later .....
Been waiting like a decade for one of these Glenn! I was just thinking about how I missed it when you did these.
Haha that seems to be a common comment here - I’ll try to get the next one out soon enough
Genuinely loved this episode! We had N64 Magazine here in Australia as well. I picked it up just as OoT was set to launch and I would poor over the pages waiting till I could get my own copy. I still have that issue to this day along with the cheat code book that came with it.
Thanks for the trip down memory lane. I look forward to the next installment.
Thanks! You were always a month behind us here in the uk with this magazine - they used to get loads of letters complaining
I have the whole set of n64 and GameCube magazine on my shelf and it’s awesome to listen to Glenn talk about them the same way I loved them. 😊
See I never did get into ngc magazine but maybe one day!
Grew up with this magazine, had them N64 Magazine issue 8, up through to the end. My cousin ended up writing for them towards the latter years which I found so cool! I remember some of the scores off by heart, and waiting through 2 issues to find out what they scored Ocarina of Time. This is such an awesome flashback, thank you!
That was perhaps the best way possible for them to have sold double the issues for that Zelda review!
Sadly, I doubt it would ever happen, but I'd love to see a remake of Body Harvest with it being more in line of the original vision of the game.
The N64/PS1 era is so fascinating to me. It was an era of huge experimentation, games were build around the main concept of being 3D, whereas 3d is just a "backdrop" for games now and considered normal and day-to-day.
You know that’s a very good point !
@@n64glennplant I've heard many reviewers say the N64 controller is a design mess because developers didn't know what the hell they were doing lol! Can't say I disagree with them.
I just bought a complete set of N64 magazine from the UK and had it shipped to Norway where I live. Love the nostalgia value of these magazines and really wish I would have read them as a kid. Hope you continue this series of videos as I love watching your walk-throughs of each magazine after just having read it myself. Keep up the good work Glenn, yours is one of my favorite RUclips channels.
Thanks petter - it’s amazing how many Norwegian n64 fans are here as Norway is one of the top 5 countries that views my channel!
@@n64glennplant cool, may I ask what the other top five countries are?
@@petterellingsen7776 Uk, USA, Australia and Sweden
Great video. I love seeing old magazines! Very nostalgic! 😀
Thanks fist….I love them too, retro game magazines, not fists that is 😉
I really enjoyed you going through this magazine. I miss retro game magazines
Not a fan of retro gamer?
@@n64glennplant I'm not sure if I've seen that magazine before. I should probably say vintage gaming magazines. I'm really only familiar with Nintendo Power, PSM, and few others.
The best N64 magazine was Australia's "N64 Gamer", which among other things had a one liner joke in which they superimposed a photo of a topless woman (model Elle MacPherson) onto a screenshot of Goldeneye. With this picture was the caption "Write in and we may give you the nude code." They allegedly received over 2000 requests.
Remember 'Nun the Wiser'?
That is absolutely hilarious
I remember having every issue of this magazine. There sense of humor was always great.
As someone who is still obsessed with n64 and plays it almost daily I'm glad I found your channel!
Welcome - what took you so long 😃
@@n64glennplant I dunno but I binged damn near everything on your channel to make up for lost time! Your content is awesome!
@@mk1tt8n haha thanks man appreciate it
N64.... Was an amazing magazine. Great content and superbly written. One of the best reviews I've ever read was of majora's mask. The concluding sentence went something along the lines of 'many people were wondering if this game would merely exist in ocarinas shadow, but instead the game creates a truly unique experience and as such shines just as brightly'..which has always stuck with me.
They had some of the best writers of that era by a long shot
Loving all these videos of yours lately. And thank you as I’m sure there’s a lot of effort that goes into each one. I hope they keep coming.
Thank you Jonathan
May of 1998 was my friend's 11th birthday. I can remember his brother showing us where their Mom hid his birthday gifts. We went to the car and there we found Yoshi's Story brand new in the box.
Haha that’s a 🔥 story…..did you enjoy the game?
Our initial feelings were very mixed because of the childish visuals and how quickly we saw the ending. The following years were very fun as we unlocked more levels and used Yoshi's nose to find secrets.
Here in germany we had a Nintendo magazine (for free) that was called "Club Nintendo". It releases once a month if i remember right, and i loved it.
I think that was the official one wasn’t it?
@@n64glennplant yes it was.
One thing I remember being really surprised by as a child of 11 reading this magazine in its early days was that in one of the issues - I don't remember which, but around 11-12 - they mentioned that if the next issue didn't arrive on shelves by the due date, it was "bye bye Jonathan", or something to that effect. Each new issue was supposed to be available by a date which they had given in the previous issue, but in my experience, it often arrived with me later than that. I was surprised that they published a hint of what seemed to be internal discontent/office politics for the readers to see, and it made me wonder if there was some unhappy manager we weren't aware of who had given the editor an ultimatum. I was just surprised that it was actually mentioned in the magazine itself. Whether it was due to that or not, Jonathan ended up leaving and was replaced by... James, I think? In any case, I've always wanted to know what the story was behind all of that, and why Jonathan left.
Issue 12 (here) is Jonathan Davies last issue as he was replaced for 13 onwards. In my opinion that’s when the magazine hit its stride as it started to become spot on with most areas of the magazine
Great to see these magazine videos back on your channel 😄
Thanks!
May 98 was when I first got my N64 and the first game I got was Yoshi Story, then Super Mario 64 and Super Mario Kart.
This mag cover from Feb 98 was a fair few months before I was able to save up to get my N64 but it does give me nostalgia for what I knew about Nintendo 64 games back then.
I think my fav issue of the magazine is coming up soon
Damn, I miss this magazine. Loved how it looked!
I know right, had the perfect balance between imagery and good writing
I love these videos Glenn! It's like reading my favourite magazine with a friend back in the 90s again! But with added hindsight about all the games!
Yeah that’s the worst part because you know the results most of the time but I suppose it’s more about the journey
Even the less-eventful issues of this magazine were still a great read back in the day, and make for brilliant time capsules now!
Yeah it was a text heavy magazine compared to the official Nintendo one so plenty to sit back and relax with
So good to have a video on friday and monday (against the monday blues😆), but never saw that magazine. Very Impressive Glenn😃🎉🤗
And a longer video to help people kick back and relax with 😃
Dude you seriously have one of the best channels on this platform! I sincerely hope your channel continues to grow and becomes just as absolutely successful as it is fantastic!
Thanks pez I appreciate that and hope to be back soon!
I went back and rewatched all the other time capsule episodes a few months ago. Glad to see the series back!
Long overdue!
the n64 magazine with the 40 Winks review, i remember the writers putting in dirty adult jokes
And then it was bloody cancelled haha
Thanks for getting back to reading N64 mags Glenn
Thanks - more to come soon I think
Glenn I have loved your channel for so long. The nostalgia I have for the N64 magazine and the N64 itself is always satisfied when watching these videos.
Your channel and content has entertained me and taken my mind off stresses and worries I have dealt with in my life. I thank you for the content. Keep doing what you do. 🙂
Thanks - that’s kinda why I do this too. Sometimes I’ve started this issue and stopped because I get such a strong sense of nostalgia whenever making them which isn’t always a good thing mentally 🧠 🔥
My favourite ever magazine edition is the N64 Ocarina review. I can't remember but I think it might have come with an N64 cart holder or a N64 Zelda skin.
That’s probably the most in demand mag on the reseller market!
Which one though? They did a 2 part, 2 issue review for Ocarina Of Time! I assume you mea the first part, with the Zelda cover and no review score?
Man I was obsessed with Tips & Tricks magazine in my n64 days. I was obsessed with cheat codes
Yeah there’s some now I read in here that I still don’t think many people are commonly aware of
Glad to see the series is back, I get so much nostalgia watching these, I had every issue of N64 back in the day.
It’s amazing what memories it can bring back hey
Love these time capsule vids, Glenn!
Thank you!
I also loved how strong the bond was between editor and fan with that magazine. They don't make em like that anymore!
Tell me about it, retro gamer is close mind
@@n64glennplant Yes. I didn't buy it as much but seem to remember Mean Machines being a fun read. Quite humorous.
Absolutely loved this magazine, especially the little A5 booklets you got with some issues, that had two game guides in (if I remember correctly). Think they also had N64 character battle cards - similar to Pokemon/Top Trumps cards - as a free gift in a later issue. If only I’d kept them.
Yes they did….I too have been looking for a set of those
Haha great comment on Quake 64. Since now Quake 64 is DLC for the new Quake Rerelease, we were looking at the levels. Levels like Ziggurat Vertigo are pretty much fully intact, but then there are levels which are cut and some which have reduced geometry. Since Ziggurat Vertigo was kept pretty much intact, we figured cut geometry and cut levels were to save space on the cartridge. Reduced multiplayer was likely to make a deadline (which happened with Doom 64 too).
Yeeeeeessss
This is how I started following glenn
With the n64 magazines
Now there’s an OG subscriber! 😄 good to see you
I think it's so cool that Guru Larry was on that show and am insanely jealous. The only videogame show I remember growing up as a Yank was the Nickelodeon arcade show, and I wanted so badly to be on it.
He’s got the video up on his channel 😎
2 player Shadows of the Empaire!?
MIND BLOWN!
I know right 😀
Mystical Ninja was a pretty impressive game for the time. It had a full very well made RPG world with an open-world feel and a bunch o stuff to do... all that before Zelda (now that I think about it, Body Harvest also did something similar before Zelda).
That’s true and I imagine body harvest would have also been much better if Nintendo hadn’t meddled with rockstar so much
I still have many of this magazine's issues, this particular one being a part of my collection, stored away somewhere.
My dad used to be a subscriber of it and made the effort to pay, what i believe used to be spicy fees, for it to be shipped all the way to us in Germany.
Whoa yeah I bet that was expensive!
I remember th Yoshis issue when it was on shelves.
Good memory to have!
Glad to see this back 👌
Thank you, maybe another one next month fingers crossed
@@n64glennplant It was great seeing the special edition of Super Play (this mags precursor) being included with Retro Mag during the release of the SNES Mini, kinda hoped similar would happen if they ever did an N64 mini...even though the likes of Tim Weaver is tied up being a successful author now.
I also think there could be a potential market for a physical magazine nowadays, a continuation of the Super Play/N64/NGC/NGamer etc but that's another story.
Excellent coverage Glenn, we pretty much got the same Pal releases here in Sydney ,unfortunately the prices here were always hiked up and even now some games fetch ridiculous prices. Thanks for sharing the N64 memories !
But don’t forget you got snowboard kids 2 and we didn’t! 😡
Fun fact, I got a French Canadian version of this magazine in Quebec City back then. Always grabbed a copy when following my dad at the grocery shop. I still have a bunch of those and I thought those were local magazines, so this is pretty interesting to know. In fact they hardly resemble this one, the pages are in black and white and the editing is more amateurish, but the logo is the same.
That is very interesting….are you sure it’s not “64 magazine” ?
@@n64glennplant I just reached out to you in FB comments with a picture. The logo isn't the same after all, but it is N64, not just 64.
Ive been waiting so long for this
Too long, I apologise it has indeed been too long
15:20 Aw, Aerogauge was fun, N64 Mag!!!
I really didn’t like that either
4yrs in the making so can we say this has made its return?
Haha well I’ll try to have 13 out next month
God I wish I knew about this magazine back in the day.
It was the best one by miles
As a U.S. Citizen, I still have my NFL QBClub '98 cartridge so YES I am 1 of the few people who still play it in 2021... call it a guilty pleasure, if you'd like!
I thought that 99 was probably the best in the series!
I really disliked the cover flaps that they started doing, but N64 was definitely the best of the Nintendo magazines of the time. Even at the time, I often noticed how much padding they had to do to fill the magazine with content. They often had very little to work with in terms of games releases, so the few games they did have, they gave huge 8 - 10 page reviews for (with the infamous 2 part review for Ocarina of Time being a prime example of cheeky N64 magazine padding).
Still, hats off to the writers, they did a great job with what they had to work with.
Yeah I was never a fan of those either
This is so cool. I had the official Nintendo magazine growing up as a kid. They were lost a long time ago but luckily I've found a bunch online so been buying them. Weird reading something I've not set eyes on for over 20 years. Incredibly nostalgic though.
It’s that same feeling why I do this series, at the same time it’s quite hard to go back to such a happy time by seeing these magazines again
@@n64glennplant Oh I know what you mean man. Life was so much simpler as a kid. I remember bringing my magazines into school so I could talk to my mates about what games we want etc. Me and my mate Shane Bugg used to draw pictures from the magazine during breaks. What was crazy while reading through an old magazine was that I even remember the letters sent in by the kids who read that magazine. I remember the adverts, competitions.. everything. Just like it was yesterday.
Also, I remember entering a competition where you had to design a game. I created South Park racer. Months later they announced South Park Rally. Never got any credit though. Lol
Sorry. I'm done now. Just nice talking to people who had similar experiences growing up.
This was my first issue of this amazing mag. I missed the entire first year and still haven't been able to track those issues down.
Looking forward to your recap of Issue 13 in 2025. ;)
Check out of the out of print archive for the full 1st year 🤞
I can only remember reading one magazine as a lad but it had fighters destiny on the cover I couldn't say what issue it was
I don’t think n64 magazine ever had that on the cover but I could be mistaken
Cool look through
Great magazine
Me: Oh cool, a new N64 magazine video, I remember watching these. I wonder when the last one was.....
(checks last issue) 4 YEARS!? 😯 Man I'm old lol
Remember this issue, got it somewhere in storage!
You need to dig that out 😁
I remember reading this issue in the back of my grandparents' car; I was pumped for Yoshi's Story, even though I was kind of self conscious about admitting it at the time. These days I'd have no problem admitting it.
That MK: Annihilation ad must have gone to print before the BBFC certificate came back as it ended up being a 15. Weirdly, despite being a PG-13 in America the film had to be cut to avoid an 18 here.
Muchas gracias por subir esto. Acabo de descubrir estas reviews y por supuesto voy a verlas a todas.
Me asombra ver en internet (RUclips, Instagram, etc.) la diferencia abismal que había (y todavía hay) entre los países del primer mundo y nosotros, los países tercermundistas (Argentina en mi caso). Aquí (provincia de Tucumán, al norte del país) no solo no llegaba esta revista (entre muchas otras cosas), sino que tener una N64 o comprar los cartuchos de juegos era sencillamente imposible económicamente. Ahora de adulto sigo en las redes sociales canales, cuentas y hashtags que me permiten ver otras realidades. Gente con colecciones de consolas y juegos originales, varias N64 de distintos colores, miles de controles... algo impensable e inviable aquí, a excepción de algunos pocos privilegiados. A nosotros nos llegaban las imitaciones chinas o taiwanesas; por ejemplo, aquí nunca llegó la Famicom o NES, aquí tuvimos una imitación llamada "Family Game". Lo mismo con los juegos, eran todos imitaciones, imposible comprar los originales. Nunca vimos las cajas o los manuales que venían con los juegos originales; recién ahora en internet puedo ver los PDF y entender mejor muchas cosas que en aquel entonces teníamos que descifrar por nuestra cuenta. Y así muchas cosas más que obviamente afectaban la experiencia del juego.
Por eso la N64 siempre va a ser para mí esa consola que soñé tener de niño y no pude. Por eso los gráficos y la estética de N64 me apasionan tanto, porque eran esos gráficos que veía en las TV de las tiendas de videojuegos y soñaba con jugar algún día. Para mí siempre serán los mejores gráficos, no importa si sale la ps6, 7, 8 o 20. Tampoco me interesan los packs de texturas HD o las remasterizaciones que se hacen hoy en día. La N64 es perfecta como es, con esa "borrosidad" y esas texturas suavizadas; no la cambio por nada. Recién ahora, 25 años después, puedo probar los juegos de N64 gracias a un emulador y a un control USB. Todavía tengo pendiente el sueño de jugar en una consola original.
Este canal es sencillamente un viaje a la etapa más feliz de mi vida, un golpe de nostalgia y una posibilidad de disfrutar de adulto aquello que no pude de niño. Simplemente GRACIAS.
Take a good care of that magazines. They a part of gaming history.😊😊😊
Amen to that
I want to see the issues where they review Revenge, WM2000 and No Mercy
A while off yet!
Thanks!
And thank you for watching 👍 I hope to have the next one up soon
Memory lane! The good old days!
tell me about it!
Love the video so far.
Glenn I got interesting news
I bought a Super Nintendo for 75 bucks.
I'm gonna ply out the prongs for imports
Haha back in genesis days our local game rental place the guy told us as kids to cut the JP games he had in stock so they’d fit 😀
@@n64glennplant speaking of SNES ever thought of doing a video of games on N64 than are either better on N64 or worse?
Yeah that’s on a long list of video ideas I have to work through 😃
@@n64glennplant NBA Hangtime SNES vs N64 would be no contest. Pretty much arcade perfect
N64 Gamer (Australia) was excellent and so was Hyper. These pioneered the funny caption on all screen shots which came to be something you really looked forward to reading for a good chuckle.
Back when games journalism wasn't a steaming pile of woke, activist shit.
amen to that, they’d never be able to publish like this these days
i was always the the official Nintendo magazine
I got both but the official one was so bias it was more like paying for propaganda
@@n64glennplant it could be for sure but i will say the letters page the answers was brutal and often the best part lol
What are other video game magazines you like reading other than the N64 Magazine back in the day?
I’d get the official n64 magazine too and occasionally CVG as it was cheap as chips
@@n64glennplant What is your opinion on the Super Play Magazine the predecessor to N64 Magazine?
@@n64glennplant The official N64 magazine. Are referring to Nintendo Official Magazine (Nintendo Magazine System)?
Feb 1998…
Damn I’m old…
Ditto ✌️
4:00 Is that the first image of Pokemon for the PAL UK audience?
No they actually had details a few months earlier when they mentioned a Japanese kids show that was going crazy and they were buying these cards to battle each other, I think maybe issue 6 onwards
2:12 coming soon, is that Castlevania?
Yes!
you should've mentioned Art of Fighting Twin is Flying Dragon, since it could be mixed up with Art of Fighting
Yeah I think most from the screen shots would get that though
I used to love getting this when I was in elementary school. Also what's the background music at the beginning I recognize it but cant quit remember where it's from.
Pilotwings glider music 🎵 🎶 🎼
@@n64glennplant that's it! Man that takes me back.
I remember playing Yoshi's Story when I was 8 years old.
Also, Have you seen the Quake HD Remake trailer?
I have quake remaster on my series x actually already I think there’s quake 64 as a download on it too
@@n64glennplant i have the Quake remaster on Series X too. But i have to say, that i personally like to play Quake 64 via RetroArch. The capability to bumb the resolution up to 4k is just gold at huge flat TVs.
Very cool
Thanks Stewart
@@n64glennplant you're welcome there was a n64 fruit bye the foot commercial on RUclips somewhere with to old fellas dressed into Goofy outfits it was pretty funny
I wish you could read us Australia's version of N64 Gamer, somehow..
Haha maybe I’ll dig some issues one time
Episode 3 was 8 years ago.
I know crazy right, wasn’t an old geezer back then haha
I dunno if this was a different magazine or not, but I remember them insulting all of Namco's PS1 offerings around the time Namco Museum 64 was announced
Hmm I don’t remember that being this one but I doubt the official Nintendo magazine would have done it either. That was another magazine called 64 but that was terrible
@@n64glennplant Yeah, I think it was 64
Plz do more of these
Glenn, let me know if you are missing any issues to digitize. I got a full set.
Sweet. The out of print archive may be interested as they let me use their scans
Wow u used floating runner ost if im correct..quite weird of a choice but im intrigued ahah...i own the japanese ps1 one, btw :P
Nope it’s all n64 music 😃
You may read other video game magazines, however Nintendo reads you.
I'm having a brainfart moment. What's the music playing around 6:00?
From bomberman 64 if I remember correctly
I have always wondered why you choose n64 since you have talked many times about growing also with the SNES, genesis and play station 1... Not complaining though
Just the console with the most nostalgia for me
I used to get 64 Magazine by Paragon publishing. That's a different magazine right? Seems similar though
That’s different, n64 magazine was future publishing
Always loved, loved, loooved Yoshi's Story's artstyle and graphics. I always found it very inspirational when looking in the magz screenshots and I would would draw similar underwater themed pictures when we got "painting" in class. When I finally came around to play the actual game late in 2000 I was so disappointed. I found it incredibly underwhelming and weird. It lacked the Nintendo umpfh the previous Yoshi game got (SNES). Still love the artstyle though, while the game itself is kinda bad.
Yeah that’s my kinda feelings of it too
Why'd it take four years to make this episode? You'd better not do that with this one - it ended on a cliffhanger.
Haha I love squirrels I have 3 wild ones which come to my house for feeding. Cedric is the male, and cecilia and Camille and the female ones 😂 and I hope to do magazine 13 video next month ✌️
Can you review Starcraft 64
At some point I will
Can you do a review on Aidyn chronicle the first mage
Eventually yup
Thanks
Every time you say ocarina I hear "ocariner".
My accents a mix of So many damn places I’ve lived in my lifetime 🙂