phil_t98
#SonyToo
PS1 gonna beat the shit out of the N64 again.
What a time to still be alive.
was that really needed? can't you just get both like most of us do
PS1 gonna beat the shit out of the N64 again.
What a time to still be alive.
Ιt wasn't just the N64's fault though. It was mostly the Playstation. That thing simply destroyed anything else in it's path. How much better do you think the N64 would end up if it was CD based? Sure, maybe a bit better but hey, the Saturn was CD based too and it ended up even worse in the end. Plus, you are mistaken that Nintendo was "at the top" in the mid 90's. That was during the NES days only. Before the Playstation it was basically a Sega and Nintendo tie.Depends on how you define successful. The N64 cost Nintendo its position at the top of the console heap and basically shitcanned its relationship with 3rd party developers. Maybe it made money, but I wouldn't call it a success compared to the previous systems.
You are like a parody.The Playstation existed.
We're going to see the Playstation destroy the Nintendo 64 in the current year. I cannot wait.
Imagine continuing the same platform war years after both original consoles were discontinued.PS1 gonna beat the shit out of the N64 again.
What a time to still be alive.
If you geniunely can't come up with the reasoning why a N64 mini could be a thing than wow. How about Jet Force Gemini, Mario Kart, Turok.. Goldeneye.Yeah that's real. It even has the cheap plastic look that the NES mini and SNES mini had. I still don't believe the N64 library is strong enough to justify a system like this. The NES and SNES worked just because of the sheer quantity of awesome games. If the N64 had had a library like that, it would have been a bigger success than it was.
Replicating the PPC/Gekko could only be done in a FPGA, or, if one still would use ARM, you would need significantly more powerful hardware than the system Nintendo is using now.All I have been thinking about for years now is a GameCube mini with Eternal Darkness on it in 1080p.
Its not even announced yet, so?When do you guys think the Saturn mini is coming out?
We're going to see the Playstation destroy the Nintendo 64 in the current year. I cannot wait.
There are three constants in this world: Death, Taxes, and Incorrigible Fanboyism.PS1 gonna beat the shit out of the N64 again.
What a time to still be alive.
My guess:
Super Mario 64
Ocarina of Time
Pokémon Snap
F-Zero X
Paper Mario
Kirby 64
Super Smash Bros.
Mario Kart 64
Mario Golf
Mario Party 2
Pokémon Puzzle League
Wave Race 64
Star Fox 64
Yoshi’s Story
1080 Snowboarding
RARE games, like Banjo-Kazooie, Jet Force Gemini, Diddy Kong Racing, and maybe Donkey Kong 64, could make it if Nintendo pays Microsoft enough. GoldenEye won’t make it due to licensing red tape, and the same goes for WWF and WCW games. Perfect Dark, being M-rated, takes it out of contention.
It’d be interesting if Konami backed it with Castlevania and/or Goemon games, but that’s asking a lot.
Yeah that's real. It even has the cheap plastic look that the NES mini and SNES mini had. I still don't believe the N64 library is strong enough to justify a system like this. The NES and SNES worked just because of the sheer quantity of awesome games. If the N64 had had a library like that, it would have been a bigger success than it was.
When do you guys think the Saturn mini is coming out?
I will buy it regardless, but it seems impossible for it to have GoldenEye or Wwf No Mercy, which are two of the biggest reason to buy an N64. I also don't see Nintendo paying Microsoft to get the rare games. This will basically be a Mario and Mario kart machine
was that really needed? can't you just get both like most of us do
Imagine continuing the same platform war years after both original consoles were discontinued.
Seriously, what a cheap drive-by.
There are three constants in this world: Death, Taxes, and Incorrigible Fanboyism.
If I remember correctly, there have been issues in the past trying to get GoldenEye on virtual console. That GoldenEye remake was done because it's basically impossible to work out who has the proper rights to what with GoldenEye between Microsoft, Nintendo, Rare and Activision. This is also based on a movie and uses the likenesses of actors. There is a giant web of issues that need to be solvedI really hope this isn't the way Nintendo goes about it. GoldenEye is an N64 game and a hugely important one at that. All rights holders would stand to benefit greatly if they manage to work out a deal and get it on there. Sure Nintendo may have pay some licensing fees/royalties with those games but think about how many more consoles they would sell. They'd end up better off.
Pretty sure N64's biggest success was in USA. In Europe it was meh and in Japan it was shit.Japan and America is vastly different than Europe. But in Europe Nintendo really got big with the N64
If I remember correctly, there have been issues in the past trying to get GoldenEye on virtual console. That GoldenEye remake was done because it's basically impossible to work out who has the proper rights to what with GoldenEye between Microsoft, Nintendo, Rare and Activision. This is also based on a movie and uses the likenesses of actors. There is a giant web of issues that need to be solved
Pretty sure N64's biggest success was in USA. In Europe it was meh and in Japan it was shit.
You can tell by looking at it's third party games. It has an awesome line up of US developed games but it's probably the console with the worst Japanese 3rd party support ever. Most Japan only games that never got released worldwide are shovelware. And even the ones that got released aren't great. You won't see many 3rd party Japanese games in top 10 lists. Sin & Punishement and Mishchief Makers are probaby the best ones. Other than that it's mostly 1st party, RARE and US 3rd party games.
I will buy it regardless, but it seems impossible for it to have GoldenEye or Wwf No Mercy, which are two of the biggest reason to buy an N64. I also don't see Nintendo paying Microsoft to get the rare games. This will basically be a Mario and Mario kart machine
You not like Cruisin USA or the Turok gamesI skipped the N64 for some reason, which completely escapes me. Went C64, NES, SNES, Playstation, Dreamcast, etc, etc. Anyway, my point is that other than Goldeneye and Zelda, I wasn't really aware of any standout N64 games. So I just googled it to see what's what. I was very, very wrong. Sign me up for one of these.
Maybe...I know I am more interested in the N64 classic mini then the Playstation classic because I never played the N64. I don't see the Playstation classic having all the rpgs the original did.The Playstation existed.
We're going to see the Playstation destroy the Nintendo 64 in the current year. I cannot wait.
I will buy it regardless, but it seems impossible for it to have GoldenEye or Wwf No Mercy, which are two of the biggest reason to buy an N64. I also don't see Nintendo paying Microsoft to get the rare games. This will basically be a Mario and Mario kart machine
The games I would like to be included are Super Mario 64, Mario Kart 64, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and... umm... were there any more games released on this thing?
Pokemon Snap
Star Wars: Rogue Squadron 3D
Conker's Bad Fur Day
Donkey Kong 64
Paper Mario
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask (better than Ocarina, IMHO)
Banjo-Kazooie
Banjo-Tooie
Diddy Kong Racing
F-Zero X
StarFox 64
GoldenEye 007
Super Smash Bros.
Wave Race 64
Kirby 64
Body Harvest
Resident Evil 2 (The port was actually pretty solid)
Jet Force Gemini
1080 Snowboarding
Sin & Punishment (One of the best games by Treasure, IMHO)
Bangai-O
(I've omitted shooters like the Turok games or Doom 64 because the PC versions are better, IMHO).
Doom 64 EX.What PC version of DOOM 64? Beside mods of existing games you need to buy and stitch together? Turok and DOOM 64 should make the cut, definitely over Resident Evil 64 a reduced port of the PSOne version.
Then you should add those games to your listYou need to own the DOOM 64 ROM for it anyways... I would rather play it on the N64 mini or on a VC like part of the Nintendo Online service on Switch.
N64 without DOOM 64, Turok, Star Wars: Shadow of the Empire, etc... is not The proper real N64 .
The mednafen saturn emulator developer helped one of those cheaper raspberry consoles make something that runs at acceptable speeds on real hardware, the redream dreamcast developer already contributed with some commercial games, and Sega is interested in Saturn/DC emulation. I might happen sooner than you think.Saturn's unusual hardware design is not that great for emulation, so you would be better off implementing the logic in a FPGA.
They got moved to the n64dd that then suddenly got defacto cancelled (insane delays until a mail-order 2000 limited release). A lot of these planned games were released on the gba and gamecube instead. Then Yamauchi started insulting japanese developers, announced his dream team of n64 devs that was only westerners, and went on a rage against the jrpg genre. As a result, n64 got some early support by various jp developers (a bunch of enix releases) that then dried up very quickly around 1998 except some konami exclusives and late capcom ports and first party games.Most Japan only games that never got released worldwide are shovelware.
What's an N64 without Goldeneye and RARE games? Everyone understands those games were the lifeblood of the machine especially when it comes to nostalgia. Nintendo and MS need to make it happen. It benefits everyone. I'm pretty confident Microsoft will allow those games on it.
But is it very accurate or are we talking about adequate performance but subject to bugs?The mednafen saturn emulator developer helped one of those cheaper raspberry consoles make something that runs at acceptable speeds on real hardware, the redream dreamcast developer already contributed with some commercial games, and Sega is interested in Saturn/DC emulation. I might happen sooner than you think.
Nintendo's VC and Sony's PSN emulators never bothered about the kind of "accuracy" often talked about much in emulation circles.But is it very accurate or are we talking about adequate performance but subject to bugs?
I was not specifically critical of your opinion, mind you Not up to snuff regarding Mednafen's Saturn core, i was under the impression that (for a long time apparently) Saturn emulation was quite a bitch to do. If that's improved, then that's good news, ofcourse.Nintendo's VC and Sony's PSN emulators never bothered about the kind of "accuracy" often talked about much in emulation circles.
Just enough accuracy to run the offered games bug-free, and game specific fixes, is usually enough.
Why would Nintendo care that their NES emulator doesn't support Konami's edutainment cards, Epoch's Piano, or the unlicensed Chinese Final Fantasy VII?
Likewise the only official regular cartridge games that went over 4MB on SNES were Tales of Phantasia and Star Ocean, which Namco/Square only sell anymore on Sony system as ports, and they don't care particularly much about the shadows in a single game that's obscure low budget american software by defunct publishers.
If you expect that accurate emulation you won't find it on official solutions.
It's always specific games offered, not an emulator for everything on the library (which the closest thing to, is Steam's Proton, and as a feature unsupported by developers.)
Actually, since Nintendo owns Donkey Kong they can put Donkey Kong 64 own it. It is like how the Super Nes Mini has Donkey Kong country programmed by Rare. They could even put Diddy Kong racing own the system without Banjo in it, They did that for Nintendo DS. Games like Banjo-Kazooie Rare and Microsoft owns the trademark. So I would add, Majora's Mask and Donkey Kong 64 to your list.My guess:
Super Mario 64
Ocarina of Time
Pokémon Snap
F-Zero X
Paper Mario
Kirby 64
Super Smash Bros.
Mario Kart 64
Mario Golf
Mario Party 2
Pokémon Puzzle League
Wave Race 64
Star Fox 64
Yoshi’s Story
1080 Snowboarding
RARE games, like Banjo-Kazooie, Jet Force Gemini, Diddy Kong Racing, and maybe Donkey Kong 64, could make it if Nintendo pays Microsoft enough. GoldenEye won’t make it due to licensing red tape, and the same goes for WWF and WCW games. Perfect Dark, being M-rated, takes it out of contention.
It’d be interesting if Konami backed it with Castlevania and/or Goemon games, but that’s asking a lot.
Well, they released Star Fox 2 on the SNES mini, so anything’s possible. It would be cool.I really think it would be amazing if they released the 64DD games like Mario Artist
How the hell did people skip the 64? that gen, you needed all 3.