Forgotten and Weird Nintendo 64 Games

[@austineruption]

I dug as hard as I could to find the weird and forgotten stuff but I know y'all are gonna have the best stuff, so let me have it. Show me something neat!

[@breakfastatepiphanies]

You found Hybrid Heaven. I salute you.

[@thecompareablezombie]

Aside from having the Disc System which never came over to the west. IIRC

[@reihogg9904]

@@breakfastatepiphanies wrestling rpg with a crazy storyline? Fucking LOVED it.

[@tornekotaloon9732]

You should check out Duck Dodgers, a pretty great licensed platformer! Also Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine, a little clunky but good Tomb Raider style game.

[@zalin1177]

Wow battletanks that's some nostalgia right there played that all the time you should do a 3DO video probably the only one that wants that since it's only full of army man games (also played the shit out of those to)

[@robertb.warren4749]

The Goemon franchise deserves a lot more love.

[@twkreviews6683]

Agreed

[@kurisu7885]

It really really does. Would love re-releases of the old ones, or even a new one.

[@bobafett4265]

@@kurisu7885 true, I do recall Konami has been on a roll rereleasing their back catalog that the Goemon games getting brought over here Translated and all is possible, they did it to a small number of Konami games (Not Goemon) across the various collections they made.

[@jsc315]

It's easily one of my all time favorite games, not just N64 games, one of my all time favorites.

[@stephenmahilum4770]

My only wish is playing Mystical ninja starring Goemon and Goemon's Great Adventure on the Switch

[@awkwardGardener]

I gotta say, for N64 those weapon models in that The World is not Enough game look really damn good.

[@UltimaKeyMaster]

And if you thought the not-reloading in GoldenEye was pretty funny, imagine that all the weapons in TWINE *all have reload animations* and look really cool. ...I mean, so does Perfect Dark, but I love seeing how these work on an N64.

[@jangobango2847]

@@UltimaKeyMaster perfect dark is the game everyone nostalgicly thinks goldeneye was lol

[@victorpresti]

@@jangobango2847 Goldeneye was amazing. I loved TWINE too, since I owned the damn game and played it a lot. But Perfect Dark was really the gold standard, it got everything that was great about Goldeneye and amped it up to eleven. Just the sheer number of players and bots together with the customization available on multiplayer was mind-blowing.

[@zach5708]

@@jangobango2847 Not so. In fact, most people didn't even actually play Perfect Dark, because it was too choppy and cut down unless you got the add on Expansion Pak, AND it came out right at the last minute when everyone was leaving the N64 console. Most of my friends and family were all jamming on Goldeneye for a few years, and most didn't play Perfect Dark until much later through emulation to get the graphics boost and better framerate. Perfect Dark was actually fairly niche when it released.

[@4dhumaninstrumentality789]

TWINE is criminally underrated.

[@possumlodge5368]

I rented snowboard kids 1 and 2 quite a lot as a kid. Had a ton of fun playing with friends and mastering the rocket powered snowboard. That traffic jam at the bottom of the hill was such a tense moment and I loved it.

[@givemeahandle]

Isn't that crazy, we used to RENT VIDEO GAMES

[@dio5482]

And don't forget getting hit by the parachute missile just before a huge cliff. That was really irritating.

[@4dhumaninstrumentality789]

Still my two favorite cart/battle racing games till this day. The A.I. is brutal on the more difficult levels. The multiplayer’s frame rate is pretty hard to stomach these days but it would awesome to play an updated version with online capabilities. Those were some intense sessions.

[@harshitaojha2088]

@@4dhumaninstrumentality789 utube

[@deepcrows]

It seems like I lived a completely different childhood from the rest of my friends whenever we talk about N64. All my games were stuff like Mischief Makers or Chameleon Twist or Space Station Silicon Valley. Whenever I try to explain Buck Bumble to them they look at me like I'm insane

[@pious83]

Absolutely adored Space Station Silicon Valley. Ironically made by who would be known today as Rockstar. We only ever rented Mischief Makers, back in the day. I remember it being really difficult, as a kid.

[@whosaidthat84]

Remember Body Harvest? That never gets talked about. Basically the predecessor to GTA 3.

[@DropsOfDestruction]

"Ba to the ba to the ba to the base". That'll always have free real estate in your brain. I bet the songs from Musical ninja live in there too.

[@mrjiggywiggy_1582]

My dude you aren’t the only one with fond memories of BattleTanx I would rent this game so many times from Blockbuster back in the day and loved having friends come over and play this game with me!! It was so fun!!

[@EnyoTaiz]

Me too! My parents definitely would have saved money just buying the game given how much I rented it.

[@nightskyshowers]

I played it so many times with my younger brother. We freaking loved it.

[@Hogman926]

I remember the day I saw it at our local pawn shop. I showed it to my dad and he said "Fuck yeah, we're getting this." One of my absolute favorites.

[@LogamusPrime]

I'm glad I'm not the only one that remembers Hybrid Heaven. Specifically went out of my way to get the N64 expansion pak as a kid to make the game look better XD I just remember being amazed at how great the plot and story sequences were.

[@glynch1263]

I played it a lot at a friend's house. I thought it was an interesting game. Never found anyone else who knew what it was.

[@princesstamika]

I didn't even know about that game until Matt McMuscles mentioned it once. I would've loved it as a kid.

[@michaeljetfire]

I loved that game. While yes, it was absolutely bizarre, and the combat system was weird... it was definitely alot of fun once you got the hang of things. Kinda wish they would do a remaster/remake of it.

[@YTC1234]

Metal Gear 64 lol

[@Enuelle]

Bro I remember doing wrestling moves in the battle system. Fun game

[@vahlok1426]

A weird and cool 64 game that has been long since forgotten about for me is Fighter's Destiny. It's a 3-D fighter with a traditional cast, but a non-traditional gameplay style. Instead of depleting a health bar, you're gunning for points like a traditional karate match. Punches and kicks aren't worth a lot, but a throw or ring out is worth a few, and a throw-counter is worth a bunch. Fun game. And you can play as a cow. Not a cow person, just a cow standing on its hind legs and doing sick martial arts.

[@jonahabenhaim1223]

He forgot to mention Clayfighter 64

[@IIyana08]

Yess I was hoping someone else would know about Fighters Destiny. I had the sequel and it's probably one of my favorite fighting games in general. It was so ambitious for it's time. I miss my copy.

[@iTz_Cheshire]

I talk about Fighter's Destiny any time I'm in a debate about the best fighting games of all time

[@joshuachittun9109]

Agreed the point system adds tremendous value and creates a strategic element, especially since one can customize the point system entirely, resulting in different scenarios. I would hope to see this series on the Switch Online Service.

[@vahlok1426]

@@joshuachittun9109 Getting into counter-counter-counter matches is super tense and satisfying too. I really wish another fighting game would pull off the Fighter's Destiny style, but nope, it's all gotta be "balanced" and "tournament friendly." I love the fgc for the most part, but the elitism of some of them kinda ruined fighting games to an extent.

[@yung_sirloin]

ahhhh Snowboard Kids is a total classic. it's brutally hard for newbies and is still the only game my older siblings can crush me in

[@loneronin6813]

Sucker Punch is one of my favorite video game developers because what they lack in number of games they've made, they more than make up for in the quality of each one. They use every second of the numerous years they take to make a game and turn in some pretty brilliant stuff! I don't have that many favorite game companies because I typically enjoy various games from wildly differing developers because the games matter more than the companies that make them. That being said, Sucker Punch is a company I often associate with quality, so my curiosity is automatically peaked when their name enters a conversation about upcoming games.

[@ThEjOkErIsWiLd00]

"my curiosity is automatically *piqued" not peaked

[@gustavogalembeck7711]

I'm glad Tetrisphere was included, it's an incredible game. The soundtrack is amazing, and probably the most CD-like sounding on the N64.

[@harixo8983]

Loved that game so much

[@JeffGavinMusic]

“The World Is Not Enough” is a top tier game. One of my favorite N64 games.

[@amphibeingmcshpongletron5026]

I definitely played it a lot more than Goldeneye when I think back. I think it was an improvement, overall. It certainly was in terms of graphics and game mechanics. I just remember leaving my N64 on for days, possibly weeks at a time, to finally beat it. That was because I didn't have the memory card and couldn't save the game...might also have been why I played it so much lol. I was terrible at figuring out games as a kid and never looked at strategy guides or asked people. I had to start that game over every time I turned it on, which was a lot. I was just stoked to be able to play it.

[@garrett3055]

I remember that bush maze multiplayer level was so much fun on 4 players

[@Carson256]

@@amphibeingmcshpongletron5026 Then you try to keep it on and your folks turn it off when u leave 😅

[@amphibeingmcshpongletron5026]

@@Carson256 Yuuup! Another reason why it took me so long to beat it lol. I eventually had to explain myself so I could actually finish it. They weren't thrilled but eventually forgot about it. It sucked when I wanted to play a different game but knew I'd lose all my progress. Again, I SUCKED at strategy and understanding the objectives. I mainly just liked to shoot stuff and play split screen with friends.

[@BugsyFoga]

Weird forgotten N64 games are definitely something I’m super fascinated in.

[@naos8116]

I heard the mention of Space Station Silicon Valley and you just triggered childhood memories. Chameleon Twist was also amazing. A game I recall playing that was really weird was Wetrix.

[@garfieif8187]

Space Station Silicon Valley was so great. Creeped me out as a kid, for some reason.

[@joeypolisena]

I’m starting it soon. Never played it but it looks sick

[@snotsnit]

You should definitely go more into Goemon and Bomberman!

[@Zerio105]

Legitimately got really excited when you brought up Rocket: Robot on Wheels. That game's always been one of my favorites and it's awesome to see it get recognition. Personally, I was always more scared of the elevator thing that takes you to the second floor and the entirety of Food Fright than Whoopie's face, lmao.

[@dcrediah]

Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon is one of my fav games on the N64 ever. It’s the feudal Japan version of OoT! With switching characters!? Fun AF! I always talk about it to friends and I always use the Giant Robo battles to entice them. Doesn’t work, at all, but I think one day it will

[@snakejazz]

Yo those robot fights were the best parts of my childhood. Glad they brought them back in the sequel too.

[@whosaidthat84]

I actually started replaying it recently, now showing it to my kids! So sad that the franchise is dead now.

[@andrewollmann304]

Did you guys know about the mouth laser? If you enter in the right combination of buttons, Impact shoots a laser from his mouth.

[@MattBlackstone]

I'm just glad that someone is talking about the 64. It was the very first console I ever played, in 2003-4 when the Xbox, GC, and PS2 were all out. 😂

[@elesfinter9753]

Check out Thabeast he's currently playing every single n64 game, that guy is cool

[@MattBlackstone]

@@elesfinter9753 Thanks, brother, I'mma look him up now! 🤘🔥

[@birboii]

IDK why but i feel like a Majora's Mask from your POV is much needed. You like reading and connecting to the characters you play with and Majora's Mask does that to a T. Or do whatever you want. You're existence is dope.

[@kelly2001]

As a fellow hipster kid, it makes me so happy to see someone talking about Iggy, Rocket, and Goemon! Looking forward to learning more about Second Attack-it was always fun to try and get all the different Pommy transformations.

[@din_5817]

FINALLY someone taking about rakuga kids! This game never got the love it deserves and my heart melts with joy whenever it's even mentioned!

[@Mattsidious]

I...actually played Iggy's Wrecking Ball. It was one of those games I never owned but would rent 30 times from Blockbuster whenever it was there...which was always because look at it.

[@tkayube]

Same

[@bennettalldredge344]

Me and me sister rented it so often our local blockbuster told us we could just have it because nobody else ever rented it except for us

[@tonyschwarz9501]

My neighbors owned a video store and had a garage sale when they went out of business,so I scooped up that one and robotron 64! RIP video mex,vista, CA

[@TheBluntNinja]

My neighbor had it, and it was one of three games we played alongside Mario kart and super smash. Iggy's was far and away our favorite

[@bierdigan]

I probably played just as much 'The World is Not Enough' as I did 'Goldeneye', it was solid! I had way too much fun in the tense cutscenes because I couldn't resist punching people in the face. That remote control rocket launcher was sick though.

[@DocDevious23]

I never owned Goldeneye but I played the HELL out of TWINE. I thought that game was the bees knees

[@Bobcantbuildit]

Loved both games actually liked twine the best was so many cool gadgets and stuff

[@QuadinarosLS]

First mission, you have to punch the receptionist in the face. I didn't make the rules.

[@bierdigan]

@@QuadinarosLS You absolutely smashed the nail on the head my friend

[@AShavedBeaver]

BattleTanx Global Assault is ingrained into my psyche, so many nights spent beating the campaign in coop and multiplayer with my brother. "Nuke Deployed" *tink* *tink* *tink* .... BOOOM. That, the teleport sound, the bouncing betties sound, hell each of the pickup/weapon sounds hit me hard with nostalgia.

[@vincenta8652]

Battle tankx Blast Corps Hotwheels turbo racing Golden eye Xena warrior princess WrestleMania 2000 Rogue squadron Shadow of the empire And clay fighters weree my favorite games

[@jb0258]

Watching Austin Eruption videos while wrapping presents and putting up the Christmas tree/decorations. I do this every year and it's a great tradition (:

[@HistoryandReviews]

No one cares what you’re doing

[@beastvicious8672]

@@HistoryandReviews Yes we do.

[@timesnewgoth]

I remember being around 10 or 11 years old, not even knowing straight what a Nintendo 64 or even what emulation was, but having the time of my life when I got my grandfather's neighbor grandson, a "computer guy" a little older than me, who didn't even live in the city at the time, to install Mario Kart 64 and Super Smash Bros. on my grandfather's prehistoric computer rolling Windows XP. How much I played those two games... Saw the guy in his grandfather's funeral a few years ago; he probably doesn't even remember the big favor he made to a small kid back then, and how thankful I am for it.

[@swandivemedia9249]

I've played iggy. I forgot about iggy. I want to forget about iggy again.

[@victorpresti]

I LOVED Battletanx, one of my most played N64 games for sure. It was so damn fun. I remember when I learned you could change the control scheme to rotate the tank's turret without having to turn the entire thing, for the medium tank, my mind was blown.

[@DFX2KX]

...... holy crap I forgot about that.....

[@ZombieTreder]

I was gonna get mad that you didn't mention Rocket, then you did. Thanks for recognizing the dozens of us that remember this gem!

[@kburns2406]

The fact that you shouted out Snowboard Kids 2 made my entire week! I rented that game so much from Blockbusters. That's a true hidden gem right there.

[@konversion]

Here's hoping you don't get hate-bombed like your last video. God forbid you go for a sponsorship deal and get paid for the good work you do. You make some solid content, my friend.

[@Gatorade69]

I think it got a lot of dislikes cause it just wasn't a good video. I don't mind sponsorships but I had to click out of that video but I didn't dislike it.

[@TheDragonSlayerShow]

Bomberman Month! That is something that needs to happen... I would ascend to another dimension if Austin spent a month talking about Bomberman.

[@shawnheatherly]

The 64 has such a weird lineup, I love that I only knew some of these games.

[@DaCaptainDerpy]

Always makes me smile to see a new upload. Having a rough day but this is cheering me up. Thank you!

[@loneronin6813]

I hope everything gets better for you. I wish you all the best and hope that your best days are ahead :)

[@thetrueghost]

Same!!!!!

[@No_mans_flies]

Mate, Iggys was my all time favourite N64 game. The trippy music and overall strangeness of the game was unbeatable for getting high with friends and playing 4 player. Loved it!

[@GregTheReaper]

I think Vigilante 8 is one that's forgotten a lot and so underrated, I played that game for HOURS. Re-Volt is another often overlooked one but is also a good time, it's pretty much a MarioKart clone but it has it's own twist and I haven't really seen anything similar since.

[@miguelify646]

I loved Goemons Great adventure. Its up there as my favorite N64 games. B: 2nd Attack is probably top 2 favorite game on the system. Bomberman Hero was great too. That game was fun and the music is dope af.

[@Justin4life]

Man, I remember renting Goemon from Blockbuster, and not knowing what to do. I remember this Power Ranger sequence where I was fighting this giant robot, lol. The World Is Not Enough is a great game. I did my best to beat each level to unlock things. This game was also great because it had A.I to play along/against with friends. When playing the multiplayer mode we would pick the characters with the highest health to shoot at; Jaws looked like Arnold Schwarzenegger. I remember that one level, where you are escaping an explosion, I couldn't figure out what to do. I kept running, and side running to have the door shut in my face each time, xD.

[@Shadeslayerbros]

I fucking LOVED battletanx as a kid. Still is fun to go back every so often and do some janky split screen co-op for a few rounds before it gets old again.

[@SOMEGUY7893]

One of my earliest memories of playing games was playing the multiplayer the 2nd one and on this one level where one of the spawns is in this big empty building I once spawned a ton of those gun turret power ups outside of the building while pretending to pause the game while my nephew went to the bathroom so that he'd be annihilated the moment he left the building.

[@novemberbravo6194]

Dude I would totally play a modern port of Iggy’s! That game was the shit! This whole video was a blast of joyful nostalgia for me, thanks for taking the time to put it together!

[@KJM321]

007: TWINE and Duke Nukem: Zero Hour are both so good! Super overlooked. Glad you mentioned them. If you liked Zero Hour, check out Time To Kill on the PS1. It's also a 3rd Person duke game, and a pretty damn good one.

[@rompevuevitos222]

Time to Kill is the best game of the PS1 imo It is as if they took Tomb Raider and made it actually fit for having combat sections, the level design is fun too A remake/remaster would probably sell really well

[@roguetrainer957]

Iggy's Wreckin Balls was a cool Monkeyball-esque thing before Monkeyball was even conceived. (I could be wrong here.)

[@alexdavid878]

I literally screamed when you brought up iggy's wrecking balls! I played the ever loving shit out of this game as a kid and 100% it several times. I also played the shit out of snowboard kids 2. such a good game. so shitty that the attempt at a sequel on the 3ds totally missed the point.

[@garfieif8187]

I remember when McDonald's had video game kiosks, Iggy's Wrecking Balls was the only really fun game they had. I only played it a handful of times, but it was enough to win over my heart. My favorite character was always the giant mouth guy.

[@jacobjogagu4571]

Fighter Destiny is an underrated gem, that narrator and that music were awesome. I would like you to give it some love

[@SnappleRyRy89]

As others have said, I'd put my vote in to cover more Bomberman games. Out of those, Bomberman Hero would be a great choice to look at simply because of how great it's soundtrack and gameplay are

[@WesHale]

HYBRID HEAVEN!!! I have been trying to remember the name of this game for basically 15 years because it's so bonkers you can't even explain it to anyone else.

[@TheCalamityCarl]

Thank you for still loving this glover homie :')

[@austineruption]

no probs, fellow glover homie

[@ggEmolicious]

Glad to see I'm not the only one who played Goemon. When I first heard the name I was like, "I think I played that one when I was younger..." and then the song from it played and it struck some chord inside me and at that moment I knew I had for sure.

[@Aragorn7884]

Same video...but with *DREAMCAST* 😍🥰

[@spookydoofus4526]

The world is not enough is not only my favorite bond movie but the video game was a huge part of my childhood I remember inviting friends over to play the multiplayer matches and the opening level in the lobby is really fun to mess around in. Highly underrated bond game.

[@Sandman_Slim]

Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together is in my opinion the best tactical role playing game ever made. Even better than Final Fantasy Tactics.

[@austineruption]

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[@Poisonjam7]

Yes!! Thank you for showing some love to Hybrid Heaven!! I was convinced nobody remembered it, or even heard of it. I remember really loving the wrestling moves you could do in it, as I was a huge wrestling fan at the time. (It was peak attitude era, so who wasn’t???) It was one of my favs for the N64 as a kid.

[@Jonasansu]

I was a PS and PC kid, but everyone I knew who had a N64 had Body Harvest and nobody actually seemed to like it all that much. I have no idea how it ended up in everyone's collection.

[@nathanbraun2067]

The boxart is amazing

[@notfred1233]

Coming as a fan of the ssx series (mostly 3, but i have some hours with 2012 and a few others). It made me overjoyed to see you mention the need for a new game in the series. Not to mention my nostalgia for n64 and you covering several that i have many great memories with. Truly a hell of an introduction to the channel. Great vid, new subscriber earned tenfold.

[@ClearanceFrog]

N64 had some of the most unique games of just about any console. Wish they would still experiment like they did.

[@ElOctopodo]

I was just thinking about how Zero Hour never gets covered in this kind of lists... and lo and behold, here it is ten seconds after!! To this day I still consider it the *only* game where Duke could be considered an actual character and not just a walking collection of oneliners.

[@level3xfactor]

I LOVE Snowboard Kids! I was the only one in my group of friends who played it and for years nobody ever knew what it was. So I’m very happy to know I wasn’t the only one! (Same for Extreme G btw!)

[@markusaurelius4015]

Excellent video. Just got back into restoring my old N64 and have been having a blast playing the old games and even some I hadn’t played before!

[@Vagabor123]

Battle tanx was one of my favourites growing up. Used to play against my cousin all the time. Can’t believe its considered forgotten

[@Tenwaystospoildinner]

I had Hybrid Heaven growing up! Holy crap, that brings back memories. I loved that game. It was such a unique style of RPG gameplay, and the story was friggin' bonkers. Ah man, glad to see it getting some attention.

[@theuniversejr]

i will never forget the classic line "its time to kick ass and chew bubblegum.. and im all out of gum now" - Duke Nuke'Em

[@godspeedyoublacknerd]

BattleTanx and Snowboard Kids 2 were two of my favorite 64 games!

[@jondoe1573]

I remember being blown away when i played conker. One of the best surprises in Nintendo history for me along with goldeneye and eternal darkness.

[@MistromLuthane]

PLEASE MORE GOEMON VIDS. I dont wanna have to be a youtuber, but sometimes I feel like the only person who loves it.

[@yanksrule4me]

The cartridge of Rocket chilling on my tv stand thanks you for reminding the world that it’s great

[@charlesmccallie7402]

The N64 is the easiest way to push my "childhood nostalgia button", and the second you talked about "Weird racers" I knew you were gonna be talking about Iggy's. One of my all-time favorite games, weird as that is. Mission Impossible is actually super underrated as well.

[@wallaroo1295]

Regarding *BattleTanx* - I owned this game when I lived on the island of Roi-Namur on the Kwajalein Atoll '99-2000 (it is well worth your time to Google that up - it's a cool place, with all kinds of forgotten history from WWII). There is ZERO to do out there when you work night shifts and have a night off after you get tired of going for moonlit walks on a tropical island beach... and, you get bored. My fellow night shift friends, or just solo - I would stay up all night playing BattleTanx, getting shit faced on Captain Morgan rum, and eating coconut crabs. It was a hell of an adventure for a 22 year old!

[@Nationaleme]

I had Iggys when I was a kid. Played it with a friend. It was so much fun. The stages where difficult and interesting, the gameplay was special, unlockables. Tons of fun 😁

[@AxionSurge]

OH and Goemon was sick. THAT ROBOT SONG

[@mebbin]

Thanks for the trip down memory lane. Great video! Battle Tanx (both of them) were a blast!

[@betovega91cr91]

Snowboard Kids 1 was awesome! Great memories playing that game with my cousins. The courses had so much personality.

[@johnmcphee9439]

"Not that anyone want's to play Body Harvest in 2021" Literally 2 minutes before clicking this video I was thinking about Body Harvest and how I wanna set it up.

[@jesseross639]

Blast Corps and Tetrisphere are my two favorite weird N64 games.

[@sapyman1]

I remember Goemon games. Great childhood memories with playing those for so long.

[@Petronia911]

Bro, I subscribed to you because you talked about Goemon in that old video! And now here we are! Time sure has passed but our love for Goemon haven't!

[@maliant16]

New to your channel Austin. I’m a 33 year old life-long gamer. I grew up playing my older brother’s Atari and NES and even though I missed the arcade heydays of the 80’s arcades were still pretty big when I was a kid. I was much more into PS than N64, my brother got me into the FF games and my eldest brother is an electrical engineer that actually helped design the PS2 and I got a free one before it was released from him. I have played most of these N64 games however. Weekends back then meant going to a friend’s with an N64 playing some multiplayer golden eye for 4 hours or so, burning some CDs and then going to blockbuster to rent 3-4 games and rock out to some music. Those were the days.

[@Hatsworthful]

One cool thing i realized (since i didn't know about raguka kids) is that the green bear with cannons glued to him appears as a special easter egg in castlevania circle of the moon twice: first as the bear ring (which has his face and is essentially a joke item since it reduces all your stats by a 100 points) and you can full-on transform into him by using the DSS combination of pluto and black dog while wearing it. The regular effect of the card combination is turning into a skeleton and throw bones just like the enemy, except you have the chance of throwing a giant bone that deals more damage than anything in the game.

[@MrDmoney156]

Thanks for the tip! might have to see if it's still in the collection

[@liammartin6636]

So glad you mentioned Snowboard Kids. I used to rent that game all the time.

[@harixo8983]

Tetrisphere really was the best puzzle game on the N64, happy to see it gets some love on this vid

[@FOXGEAR92]

I'm just gonna point out ironically that I was literally playing Body Harvest in Retroarch when this video autoplayed Lovely vid as always Austin

[@gigastrike2]

I had an N64 as a kid. I rented a ton and played around. I had Nintendo Power magazine. I haven't even heard of like half of these games. You did good. P.S.: Rocket is the number one N64 game I regret never playing.

[@danieldowney7621]

BattleTanx is so often overlooked but they were one of the most consistently played multi-player games on N64 in my house growing up. My brother and cousin and our friends must have put in hundreds of hours in the multi-player modes.

[@uberpinkwarrior]

Snowboard Kids 2 remains to this day my favourite racing game. Game is absolutely fantastic, even if it is kinda dated these days.

[@OzymandiasWasRight]

I totally got Quest 64 after seeing FF7 on a friend's PS. I went from excited to sad in about a half hour. I wasn't terribly bright in jr high.

[@awkwardbash]

Snowboard kids 2 was my absolute favorite game for n64! So glad you brought up this classic

[@SilharaTheChosen]

"Do you like having the ability to see?" in an ad read is terrifying on multiple levels.

[@HatedJared]

Battletanx Global Assault is my favorite N64 game after Ocarina. My sister and I still beat it yearly on Christmas like we have for 20+ years. Great nostalgia

[@megamix5403]

I love how you opened with Snowboard Kids 2. That was my childhood.

[@davidpicard5376]

Goemon Mystical Ninja deserves more of your time as you gave Rocket/ Sprocket Robot on Wheels. It's as if it contained the blueprint for Zelda OOT. It was innovative for it's time after having revisited this gem more recently. Great channel BTW.

[@Stinger420]

I absolutely loved my 64 back in my late teens. I never did play Iggy, but I do remember seeing it here and there. Watching the gameplay, it sorta reminds me of Uniracers on SNES. Oh, and I love your comment, "....but it's not a racing game." ...zooms in on the '1st' icon... hahaha! good stuff!

[@benvanasdale6273]

It's amazing how many of these games I owned. Hybrid Heaven, Duke Nukem Zero Hour, Battle Tanx, Goemon's Great Adventure, Ogre Battle... Ugh I wish I didn't sell off my collection

[@Harleigh_19]

That goddamn Goemon game…. I rented it quite a few times as a kid and could NEVER beat the stupid giant robot battle….

[@Skeife]

The fact that I was given Hybrid Heaven as a Christmas gift when I was like 7 is rather hilarious to me now. I was so totally lost trying to play it back then.

[@KamikazeDreamer]

I love how when he was asking "you know who's also cool?" The character CoolsRoy from Rakuga kids was still on screen

[@BlinksAwakening]

Bomberman 64 The Second Attack is fantastic, I'm very glad to see someone else out there gets it. Seriously, that game is a favorite of that entire generation for me.

[@magnumbeef]

15:43 That Miss! I remember that Miss! That godforsaken sound effect haunts my dreams to this day! Over a decade since I completed Quest 64 100%, and IMMEDIATELY my shoulders sank and my hands went to my face on hearing that sound effect! SO! BAD!

[@SKSith]

I have fond memories of Quest 64. I always saw the flaws, but it still felt cozy to me. I'm gunna have to replay that soon.

[@DukeofGrease]

Bro, I have been here SINCE YOU MADE the Mystical ninja video. I would LOVE to see you cover Goemon's Great Adventure.

[@Txupport]

I'm so glad Snowboard kids was mentioned, I remember renting an N64 from blockbuster back in the day and leaving it on all weekend to try and beat it because it didn't come with a memory cartridge.

[@sharkhammr]

I'm surprised for snowboard kids 2 You didn't mention the adventure mode that has a whole storyline and boss battles. I will always remember having to race down the mountain shooting a giant mechanical snowman before it reaches the finish line. Also I could never beat that raptor. Also that theme song still gets stuck in my head some days.