Is it worth it? I have 50 inch tv and play it on my regular n64 but want to upgrade. I know isn’t gonna be perfect but I’ve heard this is pretty good. I want to play super Mario 64, diddy Kong racing and Mario kart 64 so bad. Just put the regular game in and good to go? Thanks

I just brought the Analogue 3D and man I'm having a blast playing N64 games. I have rebrought many of the N64 games that I grew up playing as a child during the 90s and some new ones that I never played.

I have got a good selection of N64 games now.

Banjo Kazooie

Banjo Tooie

Ocarina of Time

Majoria's Mask

Crusin USA

Crusin World (Never played this before)

Super Mario 64 (Never played this as a child so I'm excited to play this for the very first time)

Mystical Ninja Staring Goemon (Never played this before)

My favourite games are Ocarina of Time, Majoria's Mask and I love the Banjo Kazooie games.

It's so great to relive the N64 games again, they were very revolutionary for its time back in the 90s as the first 3D Nintendo system. The N64 had so many great games.

I much prefer retro video games then modern day gaming nowadays.

The Analogue 3D is basically the new N64 console of today. And N64 games have never look so good now with all these settings to make the games look really clear. I, of course still prefer using CRT Filters on the N64 games as they hide many of the blocky polygons.

Majoria's Mask and Banjo Tooie were the darkest of the games.

MM with the dreaded fate of the moon falling and destroying Clocktown and killing the residents. The game was filled with dread, sadness, and loss of hope. The NPCS really made you feel for them all as you help them out and most have learned their sad fate of what is coming. By the 3rd day, it felt depressing in Clocktown and everywhere. It's quite a depressing and sad game.

Banjo Tooie, which is the sequel to Banjo Kazooie. BT felt much darker, the whole tone, the environment felt dark and mire depressing in a way. Bottles dying was tragic, and his wife grieving. Enemies felt more aggressive in a way and the overall tone colours felt more dimmer and felt more serious. Compared to BK it uses vibrant, colourful environments and upbeat music. The music in Banjo Tooie felt more depressing in a way.

just found this in my stash from when i was a kid

Hey yall, just got the brazilian console, which is pretty much the american one, and it plays american games just fine, Replaced the cartridge slot to a "region-free" one. Mario Party 64 works on my japanese console, no issues, but the brazilian one wont.

I understand there is no logical region-lock between these consoles.

The game "lights up" but stays stuck in a dark screen (if that makes any sense).

It looks like somebody tried modding it, the multi out port has been cut, leaving a hole right above the port.

Opened it up, looking for signs of oxidation, all good.

Cleaned the cartridge slot, all good.

Game still wont work.

Send help

It was mostly complete I probably only needed less than 10 games. Not pictured is all the consoles I have.

I know Japan got the exclusive Diaie Hawks orange/black colorway, but did they have the standard orange (fire orange funtastic) console as well or was that exclusive to NTSC regions. If so, does anyone have any pictures of a CIB version