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20 Games We Want on the N64 Classic

By Matthew Lynch
February 1, 2024
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Nintendo 64, commonly known as N64, has been a staple in the gaming world with memories of epic multiplayer battles and groundbreaking gameplay. With the rise of classic mini consoles, it’s hard not to dream about an N64 Classic Edition.

Here are 20 games that we would love to see make their way onto an N64 Classic:

1. Super Mario 64 – The quintessential 3D platformer that has Mario leaping across the Mushroom Kingdom in a whole new dimension.

2. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time – Considered one of the greatest video games of all time, it’s an adventure that shouldn’t be missed.

3. Mario Kart 64 – Racing fun with our favorite Nintendo characters, unforgettable tracks, and intense multiplayer action.

4. GoldenEye 007 – A shooter that set the standard for future console FPS games, it’s still a multiplayer classic.

5. Super Smash Bros. – The game that started it all for the epic crossover fighting series.

6. Banjo-Kazooie – A masterclass in character design and platforming from Rare.

7. Star Fox 64 – Space combat at its best with Fox McCloud and his team fighting against Andross.

8. Paper Mario – Mario’s RPG adventure with paper-thin aesthetics and compelling storytelling.

9. Donkey Kong 64 – An expansive quest featuring DK and his friends to stop King K. Rool.

10. Perfect Dark – Following GoldenEye’s success, this shooter introduced complex storylines and versatile gameplay mechanics.

11. Wave Race 64 – Jetski racing with dynamic water physics that stood out for its realism at the time.

12. F-Zero X – Fast-paced futuristic racing action with gravity-defying courses.

13. Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards – Kirby’s first 3D adventure into Dream Land with unique copy abilities.

14. Pokémon Stadium – Bringing Pokémon battles to life in 3D, allowing trainers to compete in exciting tournaments.

15. Majora’s Mask – The darker Legend of Zelda tale that has players racing against time to prevent a catastrophic event.

16. Conker’s Bad Fur Day – A comedic action-platformer with an edgy sense of humor that was quite bold for its time.

17. Turok: Dinosaur Hunter – A first-person shooter where you battle dinosaurs and other enemies through various levels.

18. Mario Party 2 – The party game sequel that built upon the original concept with new boards and mini-games.

19. Diddy Kong Racing – A racing game featuring Diddy Kong with a unique adventure mode alongside traditional races.

20. Resident Evil 2 – One of Capcom’s survival horror masterpieces, offering spine-chilling gameplay on the N64.

If a mini version of the N64 were ever released, having these titles would recreate classic gaming moments while introducing new gamers to some retro gem

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