What's your favorite N64 game

[Zarabad]

for me, and please note I was like six.

1. Goldeneye
2. Perfect Dark
3. Chopper Attack
4. Rampage
5. Battle Tanx

So, yeah make a list 1 being the best and the highest the noteworthy. I was also a very violent child

[Dumb Ideologies]

1. Perfect Dark
2. Conker's Bad Fur Day
3. Goldeneye
4. Excitebike
5. F1 World Grand Prix 2

Oh wow. I'm gonna go set up my emulator again

[OK Corral]

Never played N64.

[Diafeila]

As a kid I loved watching my brothers play LoZ: OoT and MM, and I enjoyed Mario Party five too...but my favourite was Pokemon Stadium just for Snore Wars XD

[Lackadaisical2]

Has to be Goldeneye, but Perfect Dark was good too.

N64 was when i started disliking Zelda...

[Keijzers]

Goldeneye and Zelda hands down.

[Nazis in Space]

Favourites...

• Rayman 2: The Great Escape - as far as I am concerned, it was what Donkey Kong 64 should have been like. Fast, hilarious, and just plain enjoyable. By which I mean awesome
• Super Mario 64 - well, I'm a sucker for platformers... And it doesn't have a kiddo princess that makes you feel all kinds of bad about playing a fat italian plumber in search of a little girl. Peach's actually of an acceptable age here, unlike her depiction in certain more recent releases
• Goldeneye - well, I've got to admit it. I suck at FPSes. Badly. I did beat it on agent, I did beat a couple missions on secret agents, and one (1) mission - Facility - I even beat in 00 agent. But despite my legendary suckiness at FPSes... Still enjoyable

And overrated ones...

• The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time - certainly, it's an enjoyable game (Although I'm allergic to dungeons, and to this day, think that Zelda: Links Awakening is the most enjoyable Zelda ever. The original, not the DX version that got rid of a lot of the sexual references. Nintendo, you're a bunch of fucking pussies). But 'Revolutionary'? It's Mario 64 with less jumping and more swords. A great game, but please stop with the 'Best Ever' or 'Revolutionary' nonsense
• Donkey Kong 64 - first of all, it was uglier than the SNES ones. In three-dee, yes, but uglier. Secondly, in terms of gameplay, it was just a Banjo-Kazooie clone - which was an enjoyable game in its own right, but I didn't really need a clone. I'm okay with paying for a game just once. Thirdly, seriously, RARE. Seriously. Too many fucking moves. I regularly had to look them up. The cart races were also fucking unplayable. And finally, I got stuck mid-game because it was impossible to beat the second incarnation of the giant lavaboss or whatever it was as the giant kong - I punch and punch but he just wont fall over... No idea why, it's meant to work, it just doesn't for me
• Shadowman - I bought it (Foolishly) due to its very good reviews. The reviewers must've played some other game, though. Awkward controls and a sea of brown pretending to be 'Graphics' produced a desinteresting failure I never played enough to reach the first boss. While OoT is a legitimately brilliant game that's simply rated a little higher than it should be, and Donkey Kong 64 is still okay despite its weaknesses, Shadowman is a legitimately horrible, shit, and catastrophically bad game

I wish I'd played...

• Conker's Bad Fur Day - sadly, it was released at a pretty late time, when I was already getting away from gaming, and in any case, staggeringly broke. Thus, never acquired it even though, judging from all I've seen, it'd, among other things, have fit my sense of humour perfectly

PS: Also, I wish they'd combined the characters, storyline & art style of Lylat Wars( Starfox 64), which I loved, with the brilliant control scheme of Rogue Squadron. I love Lylat Wars, but the control scheme was a bit silly. I rather dislike Star Wars and can't build up any sort of excitement over its characters doing... stuff... But the Rogue Squadron control scheme was legitimately brilliant.

[Vasilyevich]

For single-player my favourite is Goldeneye, which remains the only game I've ever fully completed (in other words, doing every level on every difficulty and unlocking all cheats). Perfect Dark was almost as enjoyable but the characters were too annoying. However, it did have a much better multiplayer system, making it my favourite multiplayer game. F-Zero X was also loads of fun in multiplayer.

I enjoyed Ocarina of Time, but it just wasn't Link to the Past. Mission: Impossible had some great levels, but I found the overall control of the character a little clunky.

[Anogen Dys]

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[Ramsetia]

I was a big fan of Body Harvest, and the original Turok games. 1 and 2 were awesome fun. Buck Bumble was also pretty cool, too.

[Marauding Scots]

Goldeneye
Mario Kart 64

[Eastfield Lodge]

I don't have a favourite, but these are the ones I played on a lot:

Turok Rage Wars
Goldeneye
International Superstar Soccer 98
F-Zero X
World Cup 98
F1 Pole Position
F1 World Grand Prix 2

among others.

[Lackadaisical2]

Has to be Goldeneye, but Perfect Dark was good too.

N64 was when i started disliking Zelda...

^ I shall smite you with OOT Din's Fire!

w/e everyone else can still cream their pants when its mentioned, but A link to the Past will always be my favorite.

[The Matthew Islands]

Buck bumble bee was simply epic, and Banjo and Kazooie was a staple for any self respecting child gamer.

[Jimanistan]

Goldeneye was a lot of fun, although Ocarina of Time would be a close second.

[Nohn]

1. Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask
2. Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
3. Super Smash Brothers
4. Aidyn Chronicles: The First Mage
5. Pokemon Stadium

Honourable Mentions to, in no particular order: Star Fox 64, Super Mario 64, Quest 64, Beetle Adventure Racing, Mario Kart 64, Golden Eye, Banjo Kazoee, Banjo Tooie, Bomberman 64: The Second Attack, Castlevania 64, and Mystical Ninja

[Imeriata]

super Mario 64 and both the Zelda games where pretty good.

[Nazis in Space]

Honourable Mentions to, in no particular order: Star Fox 64, Super Mario 64, Quest 64, Beetle Adventure Racing, Mario Kart 64, Golden Eye, Banjo Kazoee, Banjo Tooie, Bomberman 64: The Second Attack, Castlevania 64, and Mystical Ninja

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No, seriously, wat?

Although Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon (First one of the two N64 ones, never got my hands on the second one; Completely different genres, of course, but hey, when I like both genres...) was indeed great fun. Somewhat poorish graphics*, questionable camera and rather monotonous enemies, but still remarkably fun (May have been its ludicrously cheesy, and hence awesome soundtrack...)

Ninja girl & robot girl were best <3

... Fuck, I want to play it now.

* I lie. At the time it came out, the graphics were perfectly adequate. Its release in Germany took its sweet time, though, so at the time, I was underwhelmed

[Maurepas]

StarFox 64, there are few games that come close to my enjoyment of that game, even today.

"Use the boost to get through!"

[Vasilyevich]

StarFox 64, there are few games that come close to my enjoyment of that game, even today.

"Use the boost to get through!"

Do a barrel roll!

[Maurepas]

StarFox 64, there are few games that come close to my enjoyment of that game, even today.

"Use the boost to get through!"

Do a barrel roll!

"Your father helped me like that too..."

[UberWeegeeia]

Mario 64 wasn't on the poll?
What kind of maniacs are you?!

[Nohn]

No, seriously, wat?

Blame nostalgia filters and being in elementary school at the time?

One thing I remember really enjoying about Quest was the wide-open world, it was absolutely massive... probably too much now. And Castlevania... I'm a sucker for the entire series. Honestly... I'm the yahoo who runs an annual Castle Ravenloft D&D game every Halloween... so blame my nostalgia on that

[Great Naturia]

1. Super Smash Brothers
2. Perfect Dark
3. Goldeneye
4. Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

[Wamitoria]

I was a big fan of Body Harvest

^This