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I feel like the N64 doesn't really get talked about much. It was released during the time where games were starting to move away from cartridges and towards CDs, but Nintendo insisted on using cartridges for the N64. Sure there's the disk drive addon that only came out in Japan, but it used floppy disks and not CDs. I remember it was the second to last console my cousins owned, they stopped playing games not too long after the PS2 came out. They had rented a few games but only owned a few games for the console. They ended up giving me their N64 in 2002 and I ended up getting Turok 2 shortly after. I also eventually got Forsaken 64 and Turok 3 Shadow of Oblivion, which Turok 3 is my favorite in the series. Of course I got Pokemon Stadium at some point too, but I didn't get a copy with the transfer pak though. While it's not my favorite Nintendo console, I do like the N64 and have good memories playing it. Did you like the N64?
 
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The N64 was my original game console and I loved it. Turok was one of my favorite games along with Battle Tanks.
 
The N64 gets talked about a lot, it was the second most popular console at the time, and some of the biggest titles are still talked about today.

You might need to get around more if you think the N64 fell to the wayside in the annals of time.
 
The N64 gets talked about a lot, it was the second most popular console at the time, and some of the biggest titles are still talked about today.

You might need to get around more if you think the N64 fell to the wayside in the annals of time.
It’s one of my favourite Nintendo classics and i still remember playing mine as a kid.

If something is still talked about for that long then it’s obviously made history.
 
You can never talk about the Nintendo consoles without having N64 on your lips otherwise you have no knowledge about how far Nintendo consoles have come.