HARVEST MOON!!!!! YES!!!! It's a total come-from-behind! No one saw it coming!
If you like goldeneye, trust me, you will LOVE perfect dark, MULTIPLAYER MISSIONS with INTELLIGENT computer opponents, up to 8 of them as a matter of fact.
your parents are harcore christians, aren't they? Don't worry, Perfect dark only has extreme violence, and lots of blood! It's nothing little kids haven't seen on T.V.
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Yep no M games. It tottaly sucks but I can play it over at my friend's house. Especially GTA3.
Punkrock546 | |
Let's see here... (These are probably going to be mentioned below, but since I haven't read all of the replies yet, I don't know for sure...)
Some good 64 games include: Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Majora's Mask is good, too...but not as good as this one) F Zero X (One of the coolest racing games I've ever played... the graphics aren't the greatest, but that's only because the game moves so flawlessly fast that it couldn't handle complex graphics... but for the sheer speed, it's definitely a fair trade off...) Conker's Bad Fur Day (Absolute hilarity... Even cooler multiplayer...) Diddy Kong Racing (Definitely a little kid's game...but it's still a really fun racing game...) But above all else, you OWE it to yourself to get Super Smash Bros... That is my second favorite game of all time (only beaten by Super Smash Bros Melee on the GameCube...lol) But it's only good if you're playing at least 3 or 4 players... The single player game is only there to unlock secrets, basically... The true fun is in some good 4 player smashing... And boy, is it the most fun you'll ever have playing a video game...lol Entertaining for hours on end... | |
But above all else, you OWE it to yourself to get Super Smash Bros... I agree. My friends and I used to rent that game every so often on Friday nights, and play until our fingers hurt (that, and Mario Party, but I didn't like Mario Party nearly as much). Then we'd head down to the movie store and pick up a movie before it closed, then watch the movie and go home at 2 AM. =P I was pretty good at playing Fox -- plus, there's always something good about being able to peel off a cheap shot. ;-) If I was able to, though, I'd snap up Link in an instant. Why? Because I am Link. (I played through The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time without being forced to continue (as in being wiped out), not even once -- on my first play through.) I didn't mind playing as Samus, either, when I wanted to get in touch with my robotic-suit-wearing and big-arsed-blaster-toting feminine side. My friend Eric always took Pikachu (when Metal Mario wasn't available), while my friend Brody picked Ness, or Link when he wanted to bug me. =P | |
I prefer Samus or Yoshi. Yoshi is my favorite of all, though. Many of my friends swear by Kirby, though, and we often end up doing 4-player Kirby rumbles.
And, who is with me when I say that level 9 computer AI is too easy? >;D | |
I might have strange tastes.
Slicon Valley Body Harvest Jet Force Gemini Conker's Bad Fur Day | |
Well instead of getting N64 games I got two preowned Playstation 2 games. They were Ring of Red and Grandia 2. Unfortunaly I can't play them cuz my PS2 is at my house. Anyone know any really good PS2 games. (List at least 3)
Punkrock546 | |
beatle adenture racing (Lovit)
jet force gemini - has a halo like 2 play Co-op Perfect Dark - Same as above everything is better in twos | |
Maz wrote:
beatle adenture racing (Lovit) I would think that Halo has a Perfect Dark-like 2 player co-op, not the other way around. Perfect Dark came first. =P | |
Punkrock546 wrote:
Haven't heard anyone talk about Harvest Moon though. I think its one of the best games on N64. Harvest Moon is one of the best games I've ever played. Just thinking about it makes me want to run upstairs and play my SNES version ;) I remember a couple years back, our family was going on vacation to Edmonton. Since it was about a 7 hour drive, my brother and I stayed up all night so we could sleep in the car on the way. I spent about 2 hours playing Wild Arms, which I had just bought at All Fun n' Games that night for $20 or so, and my brother was playing on the computer. We also had a copy of Harvest Moon rented from Microplay (the only copy in town at the time). At about 2:00am, we both got tired of what we were doing, and went upstairs to his room and started to play Harvest Moon. Well, he was playing, and I was watching, but it was even fun that way. Of course, if you have the N64 version of it, you won't really want to play the SNES version. The N64 version has a lot more things to do... at least until you do them all ;) I have every single house upgrade including the greenhouse and crib (no baby though; I'm working on it!), a wife (Popouri), a greenhouse stuffed with eggplants, maximum - 1 amount of cows, and a sheep. I pull in upwards of $20,000 a day =) I also own one of the three known existing copies of Harvest Moon in my town. I love Harvest Moon. People who don't really enjoy loads of violence and gore would love it too. v<big>V</big> | |
v<big>V</big> Ha! You missed the ending "v" on your signature! Now you've gone and made me want to cruise the classifieds for a copy of Harvest Moon 64 -- heck, I'd also have to detach my PSX from my bedroom TV and attach the N64 too. Darn you. | |
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