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N i n t e n d o 6 4 (N 6 4)
From the random doodle series aka R|D|S! I remember when I first played this console as an adolescent. The first game I played on it was Mario Kart. Use to play the multiplayer more than the career mode or story mode. Fun times as always with Nintendo! Did you own one of these? What are some of your memories with it? Let me know in the comments! Do you need your own hand drawn object? We can do that for you, feel free to email or message on our chat messenger bottom right of the official website. We will be in touch within 24 hours! Have budget in mind. CTKVI.STORE INSTAGRAM
Ben drowned art ??
I feel like there's something wrong with the art but I was trying to base it off a specific pose in which I took a picture of as an example... I sighed..
HIS ARMS ARE SUPPOSED TO BE AWKWARD HE'S LIKE THOSE IPAD KIDS WHO MOST DEFINITELY HAVE THE WORST POSTURE KNOWN TO MAN KIND TELL ME OTHERWISE.
(don't question the sticker on the back of my Nintendo I don't support genshin I got the sticker back in 5th grade)*
when you were planning to go nintendo 64 mode and end it all with prozac Or a knife but your parents hid the knifes and you don't have enough prozac and all you have is a safety pin and pencil
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Nintendo 64 (1998)
San Francisco Rush: Extreme Racing, Nintendo 64 (1997)
N i n t e n d o 6 4 (N 6 4)
From the random doodle series aka R|D|S! I remember when I first played this console as an adolescent. The first game I played on it was Mario Kart. Use to play the multiplayer more than the career mode or story mode. Fun times as always with Nintendo! Did you own one of these? What are some of your memories with it? Let me know in the comments! Do you need your own hand drawn object? We can do that for you, feel free to email or message on our chat messenger bottom right of the official website. We will be in touch within 24 hours! Have budget in mind. CTKVI.STORE INSTAGRAM
(Author’s Note: Taking time out from blogging as an webcomic artist to wax enthusiastic about CryZENx and his amazing work in Unreal Engine. If you want your nostalgia button broken, these’ll do the trick).
Mario Tennis 64 (2000)
Banjo and Kazooie's Great Adventure (1998)
Baku Bomberman (1997)
Doraemon 2: Nobita and the Temple of Light (1998)
Hey You, Pikachu! (1998)
Doraemon: Nobita and the Three Fairy Spirit Stones (1997)
Diddy Kong Racing (1997)
Choro Q Penny Racers (1998)
"It's tail time!"
Yes..... Yes I do....
remember when you bought a gaming console and all the things you needed to use the console was already in the console so you didnt have to go buy a bunch of other stuff and remember when you bought a game and you put the game in your console you could play the game immediately there was no downloads or subscriptions or dlc it was all right there in the game you bought do you remember tell me do you remember any of it
Grant Kirkhope – Donkey Kong 64 Soundtrack
30-Day Video Game Music Challenge (Bonus Stage) Day 31: All 30 prompts with one game From Donkey Kong 64 (N64, 1999)
Jiko points out that DK64 has a song for everything on this list. That’s a lot of music! DK64 is fun to play and fun to break.
1: Title screen music: Main Menu 2: Opening level music: DK's Treehouse 3: 8-Bit music: Donkey Kong 4: Music from a console exclusive series: Hideout Helm 5: Hub world or overworld music: DK Isle 6: Music that makes you feel relaxed: Crystal Caves 7: Music from an indie game?: Mine Cart Carnage 8: Music from a shooter (first or third person): Angry Aztec Underground 9: Music from a licensed game: uh...the N64 Logo? 10: RPG battle music: Dogadon 11: Puzzle game music: Frantic Factory R&D 12: Music that makes you sad: Wrinkly Kong 13: Music you like from a game you don't like: Bonus Barrel 14: Music featuring vocals: DK Rap 15: Boss battle music: King Kut-Out 16: 16-Bit music: Jungle Japes 17: Music you never get tired of: Enguarde 18: Music in a game released the year you were born: off by 1 but Jetpac 19: Cover of music by a different artist: Jungle Japes Underground 20: Music from a racing game: Frantic Factory Car Race 21: Music you associate with frustration: Angry Aztec Race 22: Town/village music: Fungi Forest Day 23: Underrated music: Mad Maze Maul 24: Music you constantly have stuck in your head: Snide's HQ 25: Music that gets you pumped: Rocket Barrel Blast 26: Music you like from a game you haven't played: Monkey Smash 27: Music from a handheld game: uh...Mini Monkey? 28: Music that makes you nostalgic: Pause Menu 29: Final boss music: K. Rool Duel 30: Credits music: Staff Credits
Source: YouTube, challenge by OverClocked ReMix I think?, via NintendoCapriSun
Pannenkoek2012
Super Mario 64 arrived in North America twenty years ago today. I used to speedrun it badly. Pannenkoek2012 is still finding new ways to exploit game mechanics and collect stars with as few A button presses as possible. This involves accelerating to relativistic speeds to travel to parallel universes. On his second channel, he uses programming logic to explain cloning, health, enemy behavior, floating point arithmetic, and more.
Source: Pannenkoek2012 via YouTube related videos
I personally think that this right here is one of THE BEST homages ever for Mario 64. (o^^o)