😍 5 AWESOME First Levels In Nintendo 64 Games (Feat. Star Wars, Goemon, Gauntlet Legends and more!)
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- 5 awesome first levels in N64 games which I think you need to check out! What are some of your fav first levels in Nintendo 64 games - let me know in the comments below!
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I know it's the obvious choice, but Bob-Omb Battlefield is maybe the best first level of all time. When I think about Super Mario 64, I immediately think about Bob-Omb Battlefield. It's such a genius introduction to the game's mechanics and principles after the castle garden lets you get to grips with the controls for a little bit, and the music is just iconic and one of Koji Kondo's catchiest compositions.
Obvious but obvious for a reason - it’s an awesome opener and if you think about how big the jump was from mario on snes to n64 it’s amazing how super mario 64 turned out
I vivivly remember playing this on the display N64 in our local toy's r us...weeks before it's release in March 97 ❤️
Heck, I'd say castle Courtyard. We all spent a lot of time just running around and swimming and exploring before even going into the castle
@@anthonysoto2923 I also distinctly remember playing it at least a month or so earlier before release in a Toys R Us here in the US before it came out Sept '96. Dad was nice enough to let me play for over an hour (I was 9 or 10 y/o).
I love Turok 2's opening level, honestly one of the best in the game since many of the later levels are a little too long, confusing and/or repetitive for my taste, while this has the perfect lenght, not to mention awesome music and and overall solid design and good use of the weapons.
That’s a very good one! Great music in that one too
I agree, although when I got it, i couldn't figure it out so I put it down for a couple years before coming back and looking up the game guide
The port od Adia. Unforgettable.
@@Bronzodiriacefashion I can hear Adon's voice.
Easy answer but I’ll never forget first stepping into the Deku Tree in Ocarina of Time. The haunting but calm music, the skittering of the skultulas on the walls and the echoes of your first steps as you begin to run into the starting area.
Loved how that dungeon helped set the tone and mood for puzzle solving and action for the first 3D game in the series. Legendary.
Wanted to write something similar. For me it was the Kokiri forest itself
That’s one of my favs too, will be in a future episode but wanted to try and avoid too many obvious ones for one episode 😄
Not even the Deku Tree. Kokiri Forest was one of the most perfect tutorials ever (even to this day)
Perfect Dark's first Datadyne mission made quite an impression with it's use of lighting and the big shootout on the ground floor with that music!
Yeah that’s epic isn’t it!!!
Diddy Kong Racing's first track, nice and easy to get to grips with the game, and then boom, giant dinosaur walking across the track, something you've never seen in a racing game before. an indication that the course will change throughout the race.
Always one of my favs, was saving racing game tracks for a future episode 😄
Loved Corneria from Star Fox 64, it introduces you to the team dynamics and really nicely (Slippy being incompetent within the first minute, Peppy giving you advice, etc.) with a pretty cool boss fight at the end. Then there's also the alternative route where you go through the waterfall, finding that for the first time was so satisfying.
Star wars pod racing first level… played it so many times on the demo iMac software, plus it was the stage from the movie (looked damn good in 800x600p on the mac)
DK64, the whole DK island was a great way to make a hub world like marios castle but also give it an atmosphere (instead of jumping into paintings that take you to completely random worlds)
Episode 1 racer was amazing wasn’t it
The moment we saw Mario in 3D for the first time, walking towards the castle, that has to be one of the best first levels in all gaming history.
That was amazing wasn’t it
One of my favorite first level is the Greece level in Body Harvest. The rest of the game has a huge difficulty spike, but the first level is so well-paced and just fun to explore.
Yeah that game has a huge spike!
I'll always remember just driving around random vehicles in that Greece level.
Never made it past the 2nd one, unfortunately.
Starfox 64 for me was a wow moment.. After the snes it was a massive leap in graphics.
Yeah that was a huge leap
Good thing when you get a notification for a new Glenn video. May they never end!
I’ll do my very best to keep them coming!
Quake II is one of the best games available for the Nintendo 64. Goldeneye 007 Dam mission is very classic, being the underground corridors my favorite part/route. Star Wars Shadows of the Empire is an average game but it would rather be an excellent one if all stages managed to delivered the same quality of the first mission. Another very good video, Glenn. I think you worked with a very good premise for judging the quality of the first stage pointing out the presentation of game mechanics for the player and level design.
Thanks, I quite like looking at the technical side, maybe it’s my over analytical brain 🧠 😂
Jet Force Gemini's first level was brilliant. It had a little bit of everything and I remember thinking it was one of the most complete tutorials I'd ever played, at the time.
See I always found that level interesting but the controls really were a tricky point to learn in that game
I'd say for me, the opening level that grabbed me the hardest was Bomberman 64. Untouchable treasure or Green Gardens stage 1 just is burned into my mind. It is another one of those levels that you can finish in a few minutes but if you take the time to explore you can find a whole wealth of items to power up Bomberman on his journey.
That’s a great soundtrack for the level too!
@@n64glennplant massive nostalgia for that
some ideas for "5 awesome first levels, part II ", my top 5:
-tony hawk pro skater 2, the hangar.
-perfect dark, first building at the rooftop.
-castlevania 1, the forest with the giant skeleton.
-star wars racing, Tatooine track.
-turok 2, the water fortress.
i love this video glenn! see you next time.
Lovely choices! Some of those will certainly show up
@@n64glennplant Oh! Rocket Robot on Wheels! That first mission is incredible.
Goemon's Great Adventure had a great first level! I've introduced friends to the Goemon series with this level in 2 player mode, and in no time they were able to learn the ropes of the game. I would also add Ancient Lake from Diddy Kong Racing as a good first "level." It's as simple a race track as could be, but it was a great way to get aqcuainted with the basic gameplay, and anyone who has ever played DKR could never forget that music!
Have you ever played the secret 4 player simultaneous coop on goemons great adventure?
@@n64glennplant Oh wow, nope I didn't even know that was a thing in the game 😆
Such a fun video concept, absolutely loved it!
Also, what was the Japanese game shown at the very end of the video?
Zool: Majū Tsukai Densetsu if I remember correctly there’s someone making a translation as it’s very text heavy!
Found this channel yesterday and boy I love your content. Keep up the good work!
Thanks guti that’s much appreciatd!
I love the beginning of Conker's Bad Fur Day (and the entire game, of course). Although nothing beats appearing for the first time in the Kokiri Forest in OOT.
Amen to that, and the opening to conker is cool swaying around drunk
@@n64glennplant yessss
So happy to see Goldeneye on this list! That first level teaches you so many mechanics that are integral to the rest of the game. Awesome video as always, Glenn. Here's hoping you do one for racing games, since the N64 has so many. LoL ☺️
Yeah I’ve planned to do a “best tracks” type video which is why I avoided racing games for this list
@@n64glennplant Sweet! I can't wait to check that out. Whenever you have the time of course. 🙂
I definitely agree with Gauntlet Legends with it not only being a great first level, but also a great one to grind in that is still enjoyable to play through multiple times. I always played as the wizard which is my go to in any video game with one :)
Gauntlet with friends got me. Never had such a fun time again in gaming.
Amazing wasn’t it
The first level in Star Fox 64 was an epic showcase of the game, the console and even the rumble pack. This is one of my favorites for sure.
A very popular choice!
Couldn't agree more with Shadows. The Battle of Hoth was such a great first level to set up the game. Can you imagine what would have happened if it opened on the train?
Haha I actually quite like the train!
I think Mumbos Mountain in Banjo Kazooie is a fantastic first level as well! Does a great job setting the tone for the rest of the game.
So much love in the comments for mumbos mountain
Tony Hawk Pro Skater 1 has the Warehouse which is a fantastic opening level
Haha it’s amAzing how many people are commenting that
So many good opening levels in that system. You already covered 2 of my favorite in both Star Wars, and Golden Eye. Star Wars Hoth opening level being so good, they made a great series over it. But some that werent covered were Mario, just the hub world itself, and Bob-omb battlefield. OoT Kokiri Forest/ Deku tree. THPS the warehouse, start off going down and building up speed and letting you tackle the level . Wave Race 64 Sunny Beach, the level is basic as it gets but it really sets the tone for the entire game. Star Fox Corneria, left a great impression on me. Perfect Dark dataDyne, I think i liked this one better than the Dam. Both are brilliant.
Perfect Dark for me. As soon as the intro was over and I was on the rooftop facing the lighting effects and music I knew I was about to play something special.
Dolphin Park for Wave Race 64 is my favourite. Lets you enjoy the games wonderful water physics. Teaches you all the stunts. Plus the fantastic music. "Warm up time, follow that Dolphin!!" 👌
Haha and unlock the dolphin was amazing too!
This is super obvious, but Bob-Omb Battlefield is one of my favorite first levels in just about any game, not just N64. It reminds me of the Green Hill Zone from the original Sonic, sometimes I'll turn on the game just to run around in it
It’s a super level with so much nostalgia attached to it
Mumbo's Mountain from Banjo-Kazooie is a fantastic opener, with plenty to do, new moves to learn, the opportunity to transform into a new creature & a very catchy tune to boot.
All awesome points!
I like seeing Goemon in the list, such a good yet unknown series. It does have a great first level and it’s easily one of the best side scrollers I’ve ever played. That series definitely needs a lot more love.
Which of the 3 goemon n64 games is your fav?
I like the first Mystical Ninja starring Goemon the most, it’s the game that introduced me to the series but Goemons Great Adventure is a close second. I’ve played through and beaten the card game got the hidden tenge robot boss. It was all in Japanese but really not hard to comprehend after you played a little bit
What’s your favorite, I know you said you liked the first one a lot.
@@alanu4637 first one for me, so much nostalgia for that one
My cousin from a couple hours away was visiting and brought gauntlet legends for GameCube. I chose mage back in the day, but I had so many good times screaming at the screen. 📺
GameCube gauntlet is amazing too
@@n64glennplant I did play a gauntlet legends arcade cabinet once when I happened upon it. Midway who? But really I enjoyed a lot of their games.
just recently saw a playthrough of goldeneye, and thought to myself, wow, I never realized, but the game is so well structured. Its a big strength of the game. not too short, not too long, the variety in missions, and how they play out, how long they take and how you can master them.
And i noticed what an amazing first level the dam is. Really one of the best first levels to any video game imo.
Me and my friends used to play the crap out of Gauntlet Legends on the N64. The first level was always the most fun, such a great level. I now have it for Dreamcast which wasn't something I got to grow up with, so the N64 one still holds a special place in my heart. I played as all the classes, we sorta would take turns. My fav was warrior, then mage, then archer.
I really enjoyed the full play through I did of gauntlet before Christmas, such a fun game
As a Shadows of the Empire nut since I was little I never though much of the first mission but saw people rave about it online all the time. Sewers and Gall Spaceport were always my favorite.
Sewers was too dark for me, loved the length of gall but fett was a nightmare boss for me
@@n64glennplant That's what I liked most about sewers, it felt like the most realistic atmosphere in the game and the low poly models and muddy textures fit it perfectly. Plus it's scary.
Mario is an obvious one but I love the opening level of Wave Race. It always compels me to finish all of the races
That’s a great opening track
Always love seeing respect put on the Goemon games and I agree that Lost n Road is quite a good opening level.
As for my picks, as obvious as they might be, Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask will always be my go to choices.
In OoT we have Kokiri Forest and the Great Deku Tree which do a wonderful job in introducing the concept of 3D exploration in a Zelda game.
As for MM, Clock Town accomplishes the task of setting up a new yet familiar world to the player while also teaching them the time mechanics.
Very valid points, you can really go down a rabbit hole with thinking about this topic!
Probably Star Fox 64's first level of Corneria, from the opening crawl with awesome narration, fun dialogue, and really creative yet simple to navigate level design. Plus the alternate pathway so there is more than one way to beat the game.
That’s very true, I always remember the huge box Lylat wars came in here in the UK
Hadn’t thought about it before, but for me there’s loads of N64 games where early but not first levels are my fav (villa in perfect dark, treasure trove cove in banjo, facility in goldeneye, paint misbehavin in rocket robot on wheels…). That said I think Bob omb Battlefield is a classic opener that really sets the tone for Mario 64. Also Greece in Body Harvest was a great opening stage that I replayed a lot.
Yeah Greece is great, the latter levels have such a high difficulty spike that is makes you adore the simpler earlier levels doesn’t jt
Perfekt Dark first lever was epic, going down that sky scraper is damn good.
Yeah that was fantastic
The opening scenes of Resident Evil 2 are very mood setting. That's my suggestion.
That’s got a great intro
Both the mood of the environments, and the decidedly different mood of the cutscenes. :P
"Hold your fire! I'm a human!"
Ah, it's all great, though. I was hooked. Ended up playing most of the way through Leon's story in one sitting.
Love your videos, dude! And I remember talking to friends about many upcoming games we would read on magazines or sites, the one that really got me was Perfect Dark. I spent about an hour talking to my friend after reading a preview on a magazine, just the fact that getting close to an enemy would make him hit you in the face was absolutely crazy hahahhaha So many good memories, even if the internet speed was reaaaally atrocious. Cheers from Brazil!
Bomb omb battlefield in super mario 64 is a great first level. Another great one is the New York City opening level from Spider-Man on the N64 and PS1.
Yeah love that one too, will appear in a follow up to this video one day
true! that time Activision was very well inspired.
@@n64glennplant awesome!
@@Pantostadoh yeah Activision was at their best back then.
Mumbo mountain is a awesome introduction it shows the player how the levels will work and it think its similar to goldeneye where player has to figure out how to get the jiggys
A very cool level, really enjoy that one
I'm here for the Goemon love. Great video!
We all love goemon round here 😄
Very interesting idea for a video. I never thought about what makes the first level of a video game great to play or rather what the devs had in mind. In hindsight it seems obvious. Normally I just consume and enjoy these videos passively but this one really made me think about all the N64 games I played and which stages I would have picked for such a list. Thanks for that!
And thanks for watching - maybe the topic was just my over analytical mind going into video form 😂
Toy Story had a great conceptual level of Andy’s house and playing through all the innovations of the environment only a child’s imagination could expect was such fun with me and my friend back in the day
Great video GP! Keep up the awesome work.
Thanks beefy! 🥩
Absolutely great list! Good job Glenn.
Thanks max!
Me watching you play Goemon’s Great Adventure: Why isn’t he butt jumping on the back of those Thwomps to kill them? Anyway, favorite opening level would be The Warehouse, THPS.
Warehouse is amazing isn’t it, more of a ps1 memory for me if that game though
Usually opening levels are slow, they teach how use controller basically. So they hardly ever manage be as intense as later levels...
Let's see... These games had awesome first level: *F-Zero X (Wide amazing track, so you know you'll have to quickly learn to adjust your lines for courses to come). *Hybrid Heaven (Real tension and sense of discovery. Game beautifully blens suberb cut -scenes into gameplay where you start and explore). *Star Fox 64 (while first level eventually get's repetive, there is no denying that first level is just as fast paced and good if not better than some later levels). *Super Mario 64 (Even if you count just Castle yard as a "level" or when you get to the actual first level, the set & setting, breathtaking playcontrol makes Mario 64 one of the most enjoyable games to start right at the begining, once again.) *Castlevania 64 (This might seem like a surprise, but animated skeletons dropping their bones, early impressive boss and day/night circle makes this first level exceptional). *Turok 3 had also great start. (Scripted events during gameplay worked wonders)...
That first giant skeleton boss in castlevania was an epic opener wasn’t it!
Goemon's opening is amazing! The soundtrack is so good too
This is a really cool idea for a video. I never would have thought about something like this.
Quake 2's first level is pretty cool, and it's nice to grab the super shotgun for level 2. One of the best first person shooters on the system, and the ambient soundtrack fits the game perfectly.
I have to say though that for Goldeneye, I liked the facility level more than the dam. I just had more fun with it. Although the dam was a pretty good level and served as a wonderful intro for the game, the facility was more fun to play IMO. Of course, I MIGHT just be a bit biased since one of my favorite ways to play the multiplayer section with friends was LTK with DK mode and slappers only. That was always a riot.
On the subject of 007, The World Is Not Enough had an interesting first level. Not necessarily due to the level design, but due to a bug that would let you practically skip the first level in about 20 seconds, if that. It was a great way to get to the second level in a hurry.
The valley of fire was very much a memorable first level in Gauntlet Legends, but I played through that so much as I got near the end of the game that I almost got sick of it. It's very much a good way to grind and get powerups to sell to buy permanent stat increases, though.
The first level of Turok 2 was huge and fun. The soundtrack worked really well for the game, too. I didn't care too much for its multiplayer, but it was a fun game. I just hated that the frame rate got really low during areas with a lot of action.
Turok 2 was a great first level in port of aida- the remaster does an even better job of making you learn the ropes
@@n64glennplant I got the remaster for the PC and I love how well it runs. I had played the N64 version once a few years ago and I was in a level where I just killed a few smaller dinosaurs, and when I turned around, the screen was blank... Then the level drew itself in. I couldn't believe it. The game chugged that much.
But yes, I agree. The remaster does a great job of helping you learn how to play the game in the first level. I need to play that game again, I never got very far in it.
Thanks for another awesome
Video Glenn. Cheers 🥂!
Cheers to you too, good to see you in 2022 brother 🍻
I remember playing SOTE, at a friend's house when I was 7, it was mindblowing playing that Hoth level, and that was the moment I wanted an N64 (took a year of nagging before I got one)
Goldeneye was such a thrill, when I played the Dam level. Goldeneye is my fav Bond film, so playing this level was extra special on Xmas day when I got the N64. I'll never forget that excitement I had that day
Xmas day n64 was amazing for everyone!!! 😄😄😄
Not sure I ever played multi Gauntlet Legends on an N64; but I definitely went through a few rolls of quarters at the arcade on that cabinet with some of the other arcade denizens. Used to roll out as the Minotaur; charging ever forward, axefirst.
my favorite first level is Buck Bumble - controls are bad but it's such a fun idea that I want to fly around and explore the world.
Also, Pokemon Snap's first level is so relaxing and the first time I played F Zero X just blew me away at how fast it felt.
and to round out a top 5, Shadows of the Empire - who doesn't love a Hoth battle scene - and Turok 1
Lovely list there, buck bumble is a rare choice so I enjoyed hearing your views
For me it would be: Castlevania 64, Perfect Dark, Banjo-kazooie and Mario 64. Great opening levels
Lovely picks right here ⬆️
Great list! The only one I don't own, and have yet to play is Quake II. Might have to snag a copy!
That’s a great title, very good shooter
Thoroughly agree on the first level of Goemon’s Great Adventure/Mystical Ninja 2. Also the dam in Goldeneye of course (fingers and toes crossed that the rumours about it being re-released on Switch are true).
Shadows of the Empire - I've played it on PC and N64 and I didn't know you could shoot the AT-AT to destruction. I thought you HAD to use the tow cable?!
Anyway, I see Bob-Bomb Battlefield being mentioned, but really, outside the castle where you first appear in Mario 64 is amazing. You can explore, swim, climb trees etc it's a fun little playground with a great relaxing atmosphere. However, Bob-Bomb Battlefield does teach you a lot of the game mechanics, it's a fantastic level and fighting the King Bob-Bomb for the first time was an amzing experience!
That BREAKOUT type game at the beginning...is it maybe part of a retro compilation on the n64?
Nope that’s dexanoid its a tech demo game from way back
Many games on N64 were so mindblowing when you started playing (especially when you had before only a 2D machine like SNES or Amiga 500) and it's very hard to select something: Pilotwings 64, Lylat Wars, Perfect Dark...
Man I loved my Amiga days, had every one over the years. The day I got my 1200 was 🔥
Awesome first week of a new year video topics
Thanks! Appreciate you watching fella
The first track on San Fransisco Rush was incredible.
Great game for the time wasn’t it
@@n64glennplant can't even tell you how many hours I must have put into it. Scared to play it now because I know a lot of the original magic will be lost on me. Probably better as a memory for me
@@BigKenobi there’s many games like that for me too, that’s why even though OOT is my fav game of all time I rarely dip back into it
I can actually remember the first game I was excited to play. I was 10/11 years old and we'd just got a DVD from a PS2 magazine. I didn't even have a PS2 yet. I watched the MGS2 and Silent Hill 2 trailer over and over and over. Mostly the MGS2 one.
I couldn't believe how incredible it looked, it was like a dream. When I finally got to play the Tanker level it was everything I ever wanted in an MGS game. Wonderful atmosphere, just perfect gameplay and just beautiful to look at.
As a first level, it was wow. Everything afterwards was merely OK. I know MGS2 is herald as a perfect game by many, but I can't see it like that. I always see it as an unbalanced one.
Also FF7 is unique because it's one of the only RPG's I can think of where the beginning is one of the best parts of the game. Usually in an RPG is one of the most boring or slow.
Very cool memory - I remember getting the mgs demo with zone of the Enders and being excited
@@n64glennplant I miss demo discs so goddamn much.
That would probably be a good video idea?
"Top 5 N64 games that should have gotten a demo".
Maybe discussing games that are overlooked that maybe wouldn't have been if a demo had been released.
I never would have gotten ICO on ps2 if it wasn't for a demo.
It's sad that most of these great games have not been re-released in any way, shape, or form since their original releases on N64.
Love when goemon is shown
Lovely series isn’t it
Pilotwings (if you take the rocket belt level to be the first level), Star Fox and Sin and Punishment would all be in my list.
Starfox is a banger for sure!
Glenn... My N64 collection is now about 90 games... Getting recently Tarzan... And a couple of Japanese... Ogre... And robot tansen...
Nice pick ups 👍
Goldeneye is all muscle memory to me right now. I
Me too …at least the earlier levels anyway
Very nice glen this game looks fun
Most of them are 🔥 😄
@@n64glennplant that is true
Yay😃 Gauntlet played once with a friend and it was kinda diablo like fun🤔🙂
Yeah very similar vibes but not as intense as Diablo for looting
@@n64glennplant Yup you're right😃
Now that I played Sakuna it does plays a lot like this Gaemon
Not a game I’m aware of
@@n64glennplant Is on switch and ps4. Should get it now since in sale on many stores
@@ivanramos1809 watched a video on it, not for me but the visuals are great
5 awesome final levels
Great idea I like it
I love Quake 2
It’s fire 🔥 😍
What game is that at the beginning that kinda looks like breakout?
What is the Breakout level at 00:25 from?
Dexanoid 64
I'd love to see a final level list!
Might be sooner rather than later!
@@n64glennplant ooooh! I'm excited, I'll keep my notifications set for your vids
Dk64 for me has a great final level
What's the song at the end at 10:20?
It’s a custom one
Really surprised to not see Rogue Squadron on here, and thought Goemon was an odd choice
Problem with Star Wars is that pretty much every Star Wars game has a huge spectacle type first level, I’ve been playing sw games since the 80s and even now I’m racking my brain to think of a Star Wars game that didn’t have a blockbuster level 1. That’s not a bad thing but I guess I’m desensitised to it now
@@n64glennplant
Hey, that's fair. It's just a "Top 5" so I guess I expected the more exciting ones to be up, but in defense of Rogue Squadron specifically, most of its levels were quite good. My best friend and I gold-starred every mission together. Was a blast.
@@AlbinosaurusR3X yeah RS is one of the best on the console, nothing really felt like a filler level
Snowboard Kids 2 Sunny Mountain, also Pokémon Stadium the Battle Now mode
please do a review on fighter's destiny 64 (not the 2nd one) most underrated fighting game that many probably didn't give a chance.
Did that years ago mate
@@n64glennplant so you did. 7 years ago! and it seems i already liked the video. times flies.
What game is shown in the outro?
Zool
I love N64❤
Super Mario 64
Star Fox 64
Turok 2
Perfect Dark
Jet Force Gemini
Mischief Makers
Banjo-Kazooie ( both the main hub Spiral Mountain and the 1st world Mumbo's Mountain fit the bill )
F-Zero X
Mario Kart 64
Pokemon Snap
Duke Nukem 64
Doom 64
Awesome... how bout 5 awesome last levels???
What game is at the end of the video?
Zool
NGL, this was a kinda weak list, not a terrible list, but I could easily think of several other games that had better intro levels than what you showed here. In particular I find it inconceivable that you would leave out Banjo-Kazooie with Spiral Mountain, that's as big of a deal as the Dam level to GoldenEye. Perfect Dark really should have been in this list too. I know I'm going to sound like I'm leaning a bit too hard towards Rare games (to be fair they were on fire in the N64 era) but the waterfall intro area of Conkers Bad Fur Day was also pretty unforgettable to me. Mario 64's Bomb-omb Battlefield was also a great introduction level. Wave Race's Dolphin Park was great for learning the games mechanics too. This felt more like a top 10 countdown list that got cut short after only the first 5.
As I said in the video, this isn’t a top 5 and I will be doing more….so the only thing that’s “inconceivable” is your list of the most obvious opening levels 😘
Hahahaha u couldn't be more right about the damn level! Lol
Such a classic
What is the name of the game at 0:00?
40 winks
@@n64glennplant They should have named it 64 winks 😁
Hey fella, what's that anime looking skateboard game?
Airboarder 64 👍
I bet you've got nearly all the N64 games. Do you know which ones you are missing?
Yup! Should wrap up western releases this year easily I think
@@n64glennplant
It's rare to see anyone tackle an entire library, much less do it so well or with so much enthusiasm. (Chrontendo is very clearly burned out.)
One request - can you make more playlists? I don't play sports sims, but I love hearing how rival developers tackled the problems inherent in them. Right now, it's sometimes difficult to compare games in a single sport to each other, without knowing the name of the game or doing a lot of scrolling. I imagine the same is true for most other genres as well?
Looks like it was yesterday...
Makes me feel 👴
My N64 is not working right now. So I have been playing my PS4 right now
😥
😱
Everyone tip your hats to our fallen comrade - get the console well soon
NO STAR FOX 64?!?!
Why don't you do a review of daffy duck starring as duck dodgers ?
Just haven’t got around to it in the past 10 years
When are you coming back?
Health still bad but I’m trying ✌️
@@n64glennplant sorry to hear that, hope you get better soon, I always look forward for your videos and rewatch some from time to time