A 23 Year Old Genius has invented an FPGA Ciruit Board ( A converter chip) that allows the N64 to run over HDMI. This will go on sale very soon. The N64 is still alive and kicking.
While the Nintendo 64 didn’t sell the most units during its hallowed run, it did see multiple genre-defining games.
It’s true that graphically some of them are a bit rough around the edges, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t games on the N64 that still hold up.
Star Fox 64, Ocarina of Time, Mario 64… man, this was seriously a time where you were feeling gaming gong to the next level. I still think the PS1 library stomped the sh*t out of the N64’s, but I’d be lying if I said there weren’t more than a few bangers on that console.
The Nintendo 64 Disk Drive (64DD) is one of the company's most interesting releases. A long-delayed, quickly discontinued, infamous flop, the 64's bulky expansion was supposed to provide the console with an additional 'middle-ground' between cartridge and CD. Instead, it ended up being a black mark on an otherwise pretty spotless record (hey, we said "pretty") with only 10 games and a handful of sales to its name.
Time to dust off that N64 and Ocarina of Time.
Didn't ReviewTechUSA do this with a Sega Genesis?
It's great cause you can play split screen golden eye and perfect dark but, resolution wise, can't you get better results emulating with your computer?
wow!!!!!!!!!! I have to buy that...
Mario Kart 64 and Perfect Dark here I come