The Last 5 Nintendo 64 Games Ever Released

[@ErinPlays]

Hi! Last week when I first tried to publish this video, there was unfortunately an audio glitch about half way through so I had to re-export it and upload it again. Thanks for your patience with this one!

[@thatdudebighead]

I thought this looked familiar

[@Heazie]

It was removed halfway into me watching last week.

[@thatdudebighead]

@@Heazie same, I heard the audio glitch then it shut off, glad it got re-uploaded

[@miahthorpatrick1013]

Mad respect for doubling back on your work due to an audio glitch. I love that kind of work ethic!

[@elvisrobotbeta3299]

Ohhh, for a moment I thought I was having hallucinations when I saw that video on the notifications and when I searched it on your channel I couldn't find it, hahaha

[@sgillman16]

Twilight Princess was developed for the Gamecube and was set to be released for Christmas 2005, but they delayed it for an entire year so they could port it to the Wii and debut it on there

[@jayh2571]

I was working my first job at Funco Land in summer of 2002 and I remember seeing Tony Hawk 3. The last floor copy sat on the shelf for months before being dumped in the bargain bin after the GameStop buyout.

[@HanzoHimemiya]

You are right, some States still not merged FunCo Land with GameStop after 2002 that was the king of the 6th gen game consoles an the prime of physical and rare games until 7th DLC, 8th Season Pass and 9th Battle Pass

[@GameSack]

The problem with doing the final games for pretty much any platform is that a few sports games will always creep in. Surprised there were a few heavy-hitters at the end of this particular console!

[@ErinPlays]

Yeah, I'm not sure if/how I'll handle the systems where it is basically ALL sports gaes at the end!

[@DmitriyK12]

N64 also had a few titles released years or decade down the road, as evident by 40 Winks and other tirles I can't remember the names off.

[@rhindlethered]

FYI, Twilight Princess was built for the GameCube and ported to the Wii.

[@patricksorenson9586]

Correct. When I hear something completely and obviously wrong like this in a video, I start to doubt other stuff I heard in said video.

[@SkaterHipHop]

@@patricksorenson9586 boohoo go watch another video

[@Blas4ublasphemy]

She's usually very accurate IMO, but a fair point.@@patricksorenson9586

[@ErinPlays]

Sorry about the mistake!

[@Blas4ublasphemy]

No problem, great video as always!@@ErinPlays

[@alpine1600s]

Who remembers the commercials for the original NES Dr. Mario? It's funny because the witch doctor song used in it was about 40 years old at the time. 🤣

[@Blas4ublasphemy]

Only just now do I remember that commercial!

[@TaylorTCarlson]

Yes sir. It’s the old Alvin and the Chipmunks song 😂

[@chubbycatfish4573]

The Powerpuff Girls game was so, so bad... it would have been much better off as a 2D platformer or something.

[@ErinPlays]

I agree!

[@lecabramacabra9917]

NFL blitz was such a hidden gem. This game was a lotta fun.

[@spriteous]

N64 will always have a special notch in my heart. As far as football games, Blitz is pretty much my only go-to due to it's arcade-y nature. I remember laughing my ass off with my high school buddies due to the over-the-top tackles and dragging the defensive players behind me down to the endzone

[@zeliardforty-two4692]

That Powerpuff Girls game looks similar to Power Stone, an arcade game that got a port on Dreamcast. That game is the best for that style of arena fighter

[@LyaksandraB]

Hey, exactly my thoughts. Freely running around and grabbing items to throw immediately makes me think of power stone. There was also Ehrgeiz.

[@JK-mo2ov]

NFL Blitz was great. They brought it back in Blitz the League but it wasn’t the same

[@Blas4ublasphemy]

Blitz online with XBox Live was really fun, very strategic at high level play.

[@DmitriyK12]

40 Winks last to be ported to the N64, although obviously it was ported years after the N64 was discontinued and not sold in major retail stores.

[@DmitriyK12]

It was a port of a Sony PS1 title.

[@RandomHajile-j7z]

Would love to see a 100th game series for various consoles.

[@ErinPlays]

hmm that would be interesting!

[@harysuper]

6:45 my favorite part about blitz was being able to constantly tackle players after the play was over. Its basically a chaotic madden!

[@nufi20]

Best part of growing up is finding out games you missed or replay them since most is forgotten by now. Thanks for the nostalgia!

[@CH-uk1il]

Kind of strange, the N64 had some games in 2001 and only one in 2002. Compare that to the PlayStation 1, which kept going on in 2001 and 2 and even 3 and 4!

[@theorcslair]

Powerpuff Girls had so much potential. That laser blast was cool. A bigger arena and more moves would have made it a lot better. Shame it was a miss! Good video, thanks for putting it out there!

[@QJ89]

It's unfortunate when most, if not all, games based on CN shows can be best described as mid. Even the ones with characters that have Heat Vision.

[@MotherKojiro]

Now you've got the audio nerd in me wondering how the N64 hardware handles sound. I know that older systems, like the NES, Genesis, and SNES have several sound channels used for both music and sound effects, and sometimes, the music is a little too rich, so it utilizes one of the latter for music, and I'm wondering of Tony Hawk did that (again, assuming the N64 even works that way), so the music parts that bleed into the effect sound channels are what you're hearing.

[@ErinPlays]

Ah, maybe!

[@WhispyWoods.]

I love this series!

[@MrMegaManFan]

Mind blowing to think Powerpuff Girls came out in North America the day AFTER the GameCube launched.

[@QJ89]

The Powerpuff Girls: The Original Guilty Pleasure for boys who liked superheroes, but would be too embarrassed and never admit to liking any of the female ones, never mind shows starring them. We grew up at just the right time for this and a new generation of consoles (even if I made the switch to PlayStation at this point).

[@Swagtildawn]

I'm glad to see I'm not alone in my collecting of Nintendo Power issues. I love going back through my collection and reading those old articles, so it's cool to see someone doing the same. Great video.

[@JaegarLourdesHeathman]

I would love to see you do the last games for GameCube.

[@aaronsnowden6311]

Love your videos. I am more of a old Atari Nintendo 8bit guy. But never the less I enjoy you videos.

[@DrewskiYellowBuckets]

We had Family Video rental stores in my area growing up in the 2000s into the 2010s, and it was rare to see a manual with the game. If they did, they'd usually be tattered from being taken in and out of the generic plastic clam shell they used to store rental games. Jak 2 for PS2 was the first rental I recall coming with a manual. Anywho, great choice in topic for the video, can't wait to see the video on PS2 games if you go that far!

[@HanzoHimemiya]

7th Gen was the beginning of digital stores.

[@Mr_x_19922]

13:01 He plays Mega Man X on a Genesis 🤣

[@timezones88]

Fun video, Erin!

[@johnriddlebaugh7436]

I have Tony Hawk 3 for the Gamecube and it's a really fun game.

[@leejohnston2003]

Beautiful and has great taste in games

[@Nintendofan-yk4cd]

Loooove Dr. Mario 64, and Mario Party 2 is my favorite in the franchise. Never really played Razor much, might need to. 2001... you're really taking me back.

[@kaisercreb]

Loved the razor scooter nostalgia, Erin. Also AFI is the best

[@04StartyCornRainbowOnline88]

A nice video about concluding a video game console, Erin. 🤗🤗 I use kid-friendly language because the Powerpuff Girls don't really want me curse. 🙄 So yeah, popular cartoons get crappy licensed games. I guess Game Sack needed to do another episode of the Last Officially Released games hopefully.

[@fwobebe5164]

Favorite Mario Party? I'm one of those mutants that likes Sonic Shuffle and playing it with my dumb brother.

[@nostartia]

I had a lot of faith in Nintendo since the NES and SNES, so I waited for the N64 and passed on the PS and Saturn. I regret nothing😅. Great to see it getting some love. By 2002 though, I wasn't paying any attention to it, so this is interesting for sure. Keep it up!!

[@Monkey-D-Luffy875]

Loved this. I’m surprised you didn’t mention Conkers bad fur day. I remember with the power puff girls game. I was very disappointed with that one too.

[@XxZannexX]

Always look forward to your vids. This series is great.

[@stingwcw]

Love the video NFL Blitz was an awesome game. Great memories, thank you again. Erin, i always appreciate your videos

[@TheNewSoda]

6:05 Oh yeah here we go sports time

[@DazAlienGeek]

Great content! Happy MAR10 DAY!

[@Jedi_Mind_]

I luv n64 content !!! 🥰 Thanx Erin !!! 🙏👍

[@ItsDeebs]

My Razor was blue.

[@jamierose9095]

Mario Party 3 is the game where Daisy punches Bowser into the stratosphere.

[@RockmanLabs]

would love to see one about the GameBoy... that console was still alive on the days of the N64... probably some of its last games were released after the N64 got discontinued ^_^"

[@MIDNIGHT0521]

N64 beyond the heavy hitters like Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Goldeneye, of course Super Mario 64, etc. it was the PS1 in which became my go-to and preferred system. So I'm particularly surprised that I hadn't heard any of these "Final 5" published to close out the N64 era. Enjoyed your latest NES Air Fortress VOD on the Extras Channel, and look forward to your next. :)

[@NewGabeOrder]

2:35 Most regions got Mario Party 3 as the last N64 Mario game, surprisingly. However, I don't consider Mario Party 3 being released at the tail end of the console's life, as it initially came out in December 2000 for Japan. As for Dr.MARIO 64, it is the last game in the Mario series released on the N64, though North America would get Mario Party 3 a month later.

[@user-jq4su7ni8e]

Thanks Erin! Great content as always:)

[@danbauer3669]

Cool red N64, Erin! Great video, as always!

[@chadgarrett6947]

That Razor scooter game had a big missed opportunity to partner with Kidz Bop lol.....

[@HanzoHimemiya]

considering the first Kidz Bop albums were from 2001 it was a cringe and funny opportunity

[@gregramirez7337]

What an interesting time in gaming I was already out running the streets by then, but you can see how they were trying to make use of the new graphics at their disposal thanks Erin 😄

[@HorrorAddictsTV]

great video! That powerpuff game looks bad but I still kind of want to play it :P

[@supergeoff]

Paper Mario was my last game before I moved on the GameCube and PS2

[@megagrey]

So a Powerpuff Girls version of Power Stone, except it was cheeks.

[@Bmanritchie]

7:54 So the N64 just made Power Stone Wars with a Powerpuff Girl skin?

[@crithon]

oh wow, I really did think Dr Mario 64 was last game? Great video

[@agamemnon8163]

POWERPUFF look like shitty version of POWERSTONE

[@theironfox2756]

You would do a Power Puff Girls game by focusing on flight and base the game on avoiding attacks and colliding with targets at high speed head on.

[@redsyn]

Totally missed all of these in my early adulthood. Having a job & little responsibilities, I moved on as quickly as possible to the newest systems ASAP. I loved the N64, but the PS2, DC, NGC, & Xbox really sucked me in. RIP DC...

[@RARENCLASSIC]

Nice video. I can't wait for the last 5 sega genesis games.

[@Dreadnought190]

Glad some remember Blast Corp enough to use as its theme bgm 😊

[@Darth_Nerd]

It is funny you mentioned Twilight Princess. That generation switch was incredibly unique in the the GameCube was the last console that Nintendo competed in power. The Wii was a motion controlled gimmick. It wasn't an upgrade so more people wanted to continue with the GameCube. Twilight Princess on GameCube is the superior version. Just like Skyward Sword on switch is better than the Wii version or Breath of the Wild on switch is better than the WiiU version. Wii was a fad because motion controls are so awkward to play with. Furthermore, Link is left handed! The wii did a right handed Link and that is just wrong.

[@loreabiding]

Great series! Fun and informative video!

[@ErinPlays]

Thanks so much!

[@loreabiding]

@@ErinPlays You're welcome!

[@namynikki]

another great video! Thank you Erin!

[@anthonywheeler2082]

The N64 Dr. Mario is really fun. I played it on Switch.

[@porkchopexpress6890]

I loved playing Tony Hawk games back in the day it was so much fun and still is. Also Razor was pretty fun also. But my favorite next to Tony Hawk pro skater was Agressive Inline. Man that game was so awesome and the soundtrack was so dope. Had so many great hits. Like Reel Big Fish-Sell Out 👍🏽 The whole soundtrack was great 🤘🏽

[@michaelsullivan007]

Thank you for all the fantastic content, Erin.

[@winterburden]

Thanks for sharing these games Erin!

[@TheNewSoda]

5:12 oh yeah here We go sports time

[@jvabbdac]

Awesome!!! Thx for the research! Love the "last games series" hope you do it for all consoles, even ps4!

[@ErinPlays]

So glad to hear you like this series! Yes, I’ll totally be doing more consoles. Thanks for watching!

[@dan_evilrobot]

Awesome N64 video, the last N64 rental from Blockbuster Video was actually Mario Party 3 and also the last N64 game, I ever bought was Donald Duck: Goin' Quackers.😅

[@tonydeluna8095]

You are fantastic Erin! Love your videos! Keep it awesome like always!

[@ErinPlays]

Thank you so much!!

[@ajlee3824]

The audio is a big underwater sounding

[@TheNewSoda]

Last 5: Xbox 360

[@elvisrobotbeta3299]

I always thought there were N64 videogames released in 2003. It's good to know the real data. Thanks for reviewing all of these. You woke me up a few of interest for the Tony Hawk games!!!

[@AStupidID]

I'd love to see last Game Boy Advance games released.

[@jeremysteelman2900]

I had Tony Hawk on N64. It was good enough.

[@chocolocojames213]

I miss Dr. Mario. A collection of all of it ever made would be sweet 💊💊💊

[@DanWylde1]

Before watching for me it's thumbs up I love your channel and you look so cool thank you for this video keep up your good work

[@ErinPlays]

Thank you so much!!

[@DavidProv]

The final game for N64 came out mere days after I started my first semester of college. That's weird to think about... especially since i didn't even get a GameCube until a few years later.

[@gligarguy4010]

Could've sworn I watched this last week too

[@ErinPlays]

had to reupload because there was an audio glitch half way thru.

[@AlienFrequency]

Great video, as always, Erin. Some great memories here... I wouldn't say the N64 is my favorite console (that'd be the Switch), but the N64 was a thing during a really nice time of my life. So, I'm definitely nostalgic for it.

[@clintonhumphries9329]

The power puff girls looks like a poor man’s power stone,great video as always 👍🏻

[@Telly82]

Erin always as well put together videos , amazing as always Erin. P.S. never knew there was a Powerpuff game

[@ErinPlays]

Thank you! 😁

[@kevinmccartney4906]

Chemical X, did anyone else think of another connotation here... that may have also been experienced in the 90s?? 😂

[@DescipleOfDJK]

Pro Skater 3 on 5th generation is my favorite way to play this game, I don't really like the 6th gen version at all. That being said, while the N64 version is pretty decent imo, I prefer the PS1 version.

[@NewGabeOrder]

Well, the PS1 version as lots of long load times between menus, but it has FMVs and 6 more music tracks. The N64 version is the one to go-for, considering how fast the menus load in between.

[@Anuiran]

Boss video 💯👍

[@sneakyvee]

ario Party 3 = The best Mario Party on the n64. Improved on the previous two. _Best game in this video without a doubt!_ Tony hawk was fun for the times. Dr.Mario = *lazy 2d release on a 3d console. Nfl Blitz 2001 = *Hasn't aged well graphically, but if you can master it then it's a lot of fun, good arcade port.* Razor freestyle scooter = *toiletpaper game feeding the fad of the times* Madden 2002 = *A version of toiletpaper for it's time in gaming* powerpuff girls = *looks like a blatant rip off of powerstones game mechanics that came out 2 years prior! very repetitive looking*

[@andyben87]

Lol, in 99 I was 12. Got my first kick scooter...The Cyclone. By the time the game came out I was already on my way to high school.

[@raymondjack]

Blue nails with red hair, flashy! Lol ever do green nails with red hair for Christmas? Probably that one kinda obvious one.

[@idkany293]

*last 5 The title is misleading

[@bobjoe4760]

Dr Mario was first released on NES I thought…just a thought.

[@HeartOfSwords]

Great video! To answer your question at the end, it would be cool to see the last 5 games of the Dreamcast, since it wasn't around all that long and kind of overlapped two eras. DC is my favorite console. :-D

[@DmSayr]

Had all the wrestling games for N64, never put it away until XBOX360. We wrestled until we could not wrestle anymore. LOL!

[@ZMAN_420]

Very Cool! 👍🏻

[@NewGabeOrder]

6:05 Didn't NFL Blitz 2001 come out in 2000? It hit arcades in 1999 as NFL Blitz 2000 Gold Edition, then hit consoles in 2000 as NFL Blitz 2001.

[@Bawkr]

I had THPS 4 or 3 on GBC that's how poor I was missed out on next gen hardware for the most part until well into ps3. I wonder how twilight princess would be had they not converted it to wii during development, would the animations be better looking not being based on little wii motions?

[@QuizQuestGaming]

A well created video here Erin keep up the good work

[@Sawyer186]

Great video ❤

[@peterpetersen574]

Cool vid, liked it😊

[@attackofthecopyrightbots]

nice hair

[@MrKojoman]

Alright Erin! Love the N64, it was my childhood

[@Sparrows1121]

I think out of all Nintendo games. Wind Waker has held up the best. If that game was released today it would feel completely fresh!