Who still plays with their Nintendo 64?  

I agree there have been a lot of awesome gaming systems released in the last several years,and right now I still have my Nintendo 64,I also have an X-box and play both of them alot,because I still love the old games on my Nintendo 64 but I also love some of the newer games I have on my X-box.

I remembered last christmas vacation when we played mario kart 64 and star fox 64 on my neighbors house. That was really fun. No Loading scenes and gets instant start. I missed that guy. They transfer location badly that's why.

I'm into newer games right now. but playing old games still rocks because I still play old games like n64, nes, snes in a emulator in my pc. for emulator haters just excuse me for not owning the original hardware. But for the sake of the games. I love it. The last game i've finished was Dragon warrior 4 in NES. lol

I continue playing n64. The best, and fun game is Legend of Zelda---Ocaria .
The classic games are always very fun to play even though the new upgrades (
e.g. Wii)

is taking over.

It's always

enjoyable

to remember the past of

playing game consoles.

:D

It was around $100 for N64!!!

:D

Enjoy your game!

My husband and I have a N64, and we still play the games, but we also play other games on our newer consoles. I guess we are just gamers though, so even though we like the older stuff we're fans of the newer stuff as well!

Well to answer part of your question, I still have my Nintendo 64 console system. I've kept it away and in good shape, but the only real problem is that I haven't been playing it for years! It's really sad because the N64 was a part of my childhood when I really enjoyed those games, now they're left to rot in the forgotten areas of my mind.

I support you in continuing to play with your vintage N64 gaming system. It's not everyday that people do such a thing, but it's perfectly fine. There's really no need to upgrade to the newest and "coolest" videogame console. It should really be about quality and not the latest technology, and if you still enjoy those "old" games, keep playing them!