If they refuse to sell them we'll just play them anyway
this post was submitted on 14 May 2025
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My N64 stuff is laying around my house in random places because my oldest nephew (just became a teenager) absolutely loves retro hardware. So much fun.
I remember walking in to Toys R Us and seeing N64 on display when it first launched. You could stand in line and wait for your chance to play. I had been too young to really follow or know about the launch, but I thought the 3D graphics looked incredible. Initially I had thought it was some hyped up version of Super Mario RPG because that was the most “3D” looking Mario game that had existed to date.
I still play the snes i got for $20 because games world at chaddy were dumping all the stock from their trade-in offers for n64s