Ultimate Nintendo Guide to the N64 Library
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Nintendo makes the jump to 3D! Ultimate Nintendo: Guide to the N64 Library thoroughly examines the games from the beloved Nintendo 64 system. This definitive resource contains information, screenshots, and reviews of all games released worldwide for Nintendo’s 64-bit home video game console between 1996-2002. Learn about hundreds of fun and memorable N64 titles like Super Mario 64, Banjo-Kazooie, Mario Kart 64, GoldenEye 007, Super Smash Bros., The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, and many more.
This collection includes details for every N64 game: developer, publisher, release date, genre, special features, and more. Additional sections are dedicated to special cartridges and even 64DD games released only in Japan. If you are a Nintendo or video game fan, dive in and learn about all the entertaining and interesting games in the impressive N64 library!
Note: this book is not authorized or endorsed by Nintendo. All registered trademarks, game art, and game screenshots used are copyrighted by their respective holders and are utilized here under Fair Use.
Product Features
- 454 pages
- Hardcover
- Written by Pat Contri, video game player, collector, and historian
- Features 400 N64 games reviews, 64DD game reviews, Nintendo 64 technology and history articles, and more
Box Contents
- Ultimate Nintendo Guide to the N64 Library
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Nintendo is an iconic Japanese video game company that was founded in 1889. The company develops and publishes numerous video games every year, alongside continuously developing new generations of video game consoles with amazing success. Nintendo owns some of the most recognizable video game franchises in the world, with Super Mario and The Legend of Zelda being some of the companies most beloved video games series from many fans worldwide. With a long and influential history, Nintendo has expanded some of the company's focus to other forms of media as well.
