Complete Nintendo 64 Game Collection
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- Опубликовано: 3 июл 2024
- Something a little different from music; a little Showcase of my Complete Nintendo 64 Game Collection! As an avid gamer, I couldn't resist making a video of this! It was a 3-year journey and now it's here for you to enjoy! :)
Special Thanks to my friend Joe Pasutti for camerawork. 
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I miss the N64 days. It sucks getting old!
I’ve been collecting N64 for a long time, my goal is to get all the North American games you took it a step further and got EVERYTHING! Great job!
Hopefully this video blows up. This is impressive and deserves some recognition!!!
Haven’t really seen anyone with the Japan collection as well. Nice job never heard about that Mario paint game.
You remind me of Rick Moranis, which is a huge compliment!
My favs would be body harvest . Glover . Flying dragon. And jet force Gemini
coming from a Neo Geo collector, this is a Beautiful collection.
I just got back into playing n64 games! Seeing this is quite refreshing and I would love to help my Little sister who is collecting those 64 games as well as the Sega Dreamcast games. She might not go the extra mile getting the Japanese, European and Australian games but just getting the complete North American Library is a definite worthwhile goal.
appreciate the commitment, dope video!
This was amazing. I love the Nintendo 64 It has so many wonderful classic games. Thanks for sharing and preserving these N64 games. Cool video. ^_^
I love the N64. I have a goal of collecting all of the games or it as well! It is my favorite console ever!
Great job with the video, the collection ❤, and the japanese!
This is so sick
Awesome Job
Awesome man I'm just getting started
The Nintendo 64 is the best that's forsure
It's true, digital "ownership" is really just long term rental. You own nothing and gave someone your money for nothing.
Not when that digital ownership is piracy. You keep that shit forever if you know how to back up and save your games from computer to computer
Not only that the cartridge or disk won’t erode over time because it’s just a file
Where'd you get those plastic cases for the cartridges?
Disappointed you paid Diddy Kong Racing dust! 😢
My top 3 are Ocarina of Time, Banjo-Kazooie and Diddy Kong Racing, the rest of the top 5 has so many contenders including Lylat Wars (one of the most replayable for me), Mario 64, Majora’s Mask, Fzero X, Banjo-Tooie, Wave Race, Rayman 2, Conkers Bad Fur Day…damn so many gems!
Where did you get the protective cases that each cartridge is in? And could you give the Etsy link for the top labels?
The labels I got from Etsy, and I got from a site called shophappily.com It's about $2.76 for a 10 pack
What was your favorite/least favorite licensed game for the system?
Thats an easy one, Superman 64 lol
@@lucashorvath371 LMAO
I was a little surprised that Bangai-O wasn't briefly re-mentioned for the price. Only 10,000 of that game were made. I saw one in a Japanese used electronics store for about $300. It's the most expensive one I'VE see at least. And probably my most wanted N64 game at this point. I will almost certainly never own it. :( Makes me sad. I know you don't want to disclose prices, but I would be interested in knowing if your copy of Bangai-O was a better deal than what I saw.
It was a lot cheaper when I bought mine. I didn't know it was 10k units rare! Thats a lot less than I thought. It was also on the Dreamcast too!
Yup! I think they changed some of the gameplay systems in the Dreamcast version, but I wouldn't mind having it. Still, even that one is very expensive here in Japan. Close to a hundred last time I checked.
Did you have any criteria when choosing a region over another, like your Airboarders 64? Obviously there's the PAL vs. NTSC thing, that game is Japanese-made and was meant to run at 60 Hz, did that factor in to your decision or was it just about your PAL N64's issues and/or availability? Do you have multiple regions of any games? Obviously games are often changed across regions, so e.g. owning a USA Chameleon Twist isn't the same thing as owning a Japanese Chameleon Twist. The USA version seems basically unfinished, while the Japanese game has power-ups, additional rooms, etc.
My criteria was to get every American game plus any game not released here. I was not counting international versions of any games ie a US and Japanese version of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
I decided to get the japanese copies of Airboarder, Rakuga Kids, and Centre Court tennis because they are readily playable on my NTSC N64. I've region broke it to play the japanese games. I do know there are regional differences. I just decided not to sink more money into an already expensive goal.
Nice video!
I have a big collection N64 (namely PAL) and I have 1 rule: don’t pay more than it’s worth.
(Swapping is a different story)
What’s your opinion about this?
Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱
Sounds like a good rule! It could get tricky and take longer, I also tried to shop locally as much as possible, at least for the American games. The Japanese games were all bought online
6:30 Does it have it's own original party mini games in it?
No mini games in it. Just the cup tournaments. Its a pretty watered down game
@@lucashorvath371 That sucks. I think a lot of people just played it for the mini games, or at least I did.
Not sure if you mentioned the clear cases but where did you get them?
@@Silkk32483 I found 10 pack for $2.76 om shophappily.com 😊
@@lucashorvath371 thank you!
How much money do you have to have to buy an entire game library in 3 years
There's maybe around $12-13K on those shelves not including peripherals and other hardware