Continuing on the theme of ‘Spooky’ games in the month of October I decided to give Nightmare Creatures a try on the N64. The game starts off in the 1800s in London fighting off a demon invasion. The First couple> Continue Reading <
To Start off the Halloween Season right I popped in RE2 on my N64 to get a feel for the “worst version” of this game. Honestly I was surprised how nice it looked for a N64 game and it left> Continue Reading <
007 TWINE is the next entry in the world of James Bond directly following Goldeneye for the n64. Unfortunately this game doesn’t even begin to hold a candle to Goldeneye. It however does follow the movie fairly well. The graphics> Continue Reading <
Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire is one of those games from my childhood that never really got old. I remember fondly replaying the first level a lot zipping around in a snow speeder fighting off the Imperial army’s assault.> Continue Reading <
Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty’s Revenge is the Third release in the Banjo-Kazooie series and takes place between the First and Second game. The game starts off with Grunty’s Ghost (which is now inside of a robot) kidnapping Kazooie and dragging the bird> Continue Reading <
Banjo-Tooie Picks up where Banjo-Kazooie left off, Gruntilda under a boulder and Klungo uselessly trying to get her out from underneath it. Enter Grunty’s sisters to the rescue bringing her back from the dead…. sort of. Gruntilda immediately starts laying> Continue Reading <
The year was 1998, I had just popped in a Banjo-Kazooie VHS tape Nintendo Power Magazine had sent me. They had me interested immediately, I had to play this new game! After renting it and realizing I had no idea> Continue Reading <
Upon a viewers request we interrupted the Mario and Wario mouse game stream (man was that boring) and started playing DKC. I ran into a ton of technical issues with controller linking and batteries dying. But I persisted and completed> Continue Reading <
After completing Super Mario World, I decided it was a perfect time to dive right into Super Mario 64. Super Mario 64 was another game that I had played casually but had never completed. I had never even seen some> Continue Reading <
After years of putting it off and casually playing here and there I decided it was time to start knocking some of the classics off of my back log. Honestly I had played a lot of Mario world over the> Continue Reading <
