Conckers bad fur dat could be considered bad seeing as the controls and overall Gameplay aren’t the best But even then there is that Rare charm which makes it pretty damn amazing IMO
I love how MJR hasn't changed his style of content over the last decade. Takes me back to old school video game TH-cam days before it was cool to collect nostalgic games
I’m with you man… getting and N64 when I was 12 was like the best day of my life… the hours I spent with Zelda, goldeneye, Diddy kong racing, dk64… those were magical times… I still play these games now but it’s not the same lol
@@Dante19883 Nothing can recreate your childhood sadly :p I still play many of the same games I did when I was a kid and a teenage, and I don't get the same rush like I did. That's the curse of growing up :p
My brother and I played the heck out of our N64 back in the day. Between us and our friends, we wore out all of our controllers. It had so many good couch co-op games. Such great memories with this machine.
Some huge holes in your collection: - Fighters Destiny - Snowboard Kids - Diddy Kong Racing - 007 The World Is Not Enough - Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon - World Cup 98
Man the nostalgia is so real. I called my mom and asked her to see if my N64 is in the closet at her house. Time to drive 4 hours and get it and all my Mario Parties. 💙🙌🏻
@Meta Holistic Health Same, i like the 2nd, but its so sad that they went from 3D to 2D, I loved the openworld feeling. Mystical ninja worked out so well :) but both are great tho.
Totally agree! I have both and funny story how I obtained Mystical Ninja. Rented it from Block Buster as a kid and figured I could put a different game in the box and they wouldn't care. But also felt bad about doing it, so returned the rental with my copy of Star Wars: Shadow of the Empire. :-P
Body Harvest is hands down one of my all time favourite N64 games, one of the most loved but seemly forgotten games regarding the general gaming public. Just a great game, it needs an HD remaster.
I have a Banjo-Tooie game that has the same 'Not for Resale' on the front and the sticker on the back. It was from a Gamestop Kiosk, probably the same thing with your Star Fox cart.
I believe Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine was a (mostly) blockbuster exclusive, where if you wanted a copy to own instead of rent you needed to buy directly from Lucasarts online store. Also Sin and Punishment is worth adding to any collection, it's a JP exclusive but easy to play without knowing Japanese, and the cutscenes are in English so you can follow the plot as well more or less.
I don’t remember it being a blockbuster exclusive. I had asked for it for Christmas and my mom couldn’t find it anywhere, so after some online searching I found you had to order it from LucasArts’ online store. I still remember walking my mom through ordering it online, it was her first online purchase! Ha!
Ogre Battle 64 is my favorite game of all time. They haven't made another game like it, and it has the distinction of being one of the only RPGs on the system.
Thank you for this video, Jason. N64 is my favourite console and my childhood. I've dumped tens of thousands of hours into it and own a third of the NTSC library, including Clayfighter: Sculptor's Cut, Super Bowling, and Stunt Racer. Perfect Dark is my favourite video game. I even bought a sealed copy years ago and now it's quintupled in value.
@@jangobango2847 agreed. I LOVED my time with the n64. But if you look at the library the standard was woeful outside of first party and a few select others.
I suggest the lesser known sequel to Mystical Ninja called Goemon's Great Adventure. It's a 2.5D Platformer akin to Tomba or Klonoa, and what most people don't know about the game is that it's not just 2 player co-op... There is a secret unlockable 4-player co-op mode and tons of other secrets in the game!
Also wanted to point out that Indiana Jones, like Stunt Racer, was a Blockbuster Video rental exclusive title, and because of that reason many collectors seek it out and tends to be very hard to find in nice condition... and absurdly rare complete with manual.
The n64 brings back so many great memories for me, I remember playing games on this system with my brothers and my friends ALL THE TIME. This system revolutionized couch co-op it was so much fun between goldeneye and smash bros and the Mario party games I spent probably a good 2 or 3 years of my life on this system and you know what? Totally worth it! Great system great video, thanks MJR!
One game that's always missing from these n64 videos is space station: silicon valley! Since it's never mentioned anywhere, I guess it's the definition of a truly hidden gem. Awesome game!
such an under rated game that was a lot of fun to play, I wish I could play it again. seeing this comment really made me smile knowing im not the only one in this world who enjoyed the game!!
Nice collection. I bought the N64 for my daughter back in 04/05 (she was 9) and loved Yoshi's Island and a lot of the games out on that system. I ended up on a personal quest to collect every game at the time as the system was almost 10 years old then and carts were being given away at yard sales for $1-$5 (except the Mario titles). I probably had 75-80 games, and most of the boxes. I would buy box lots on eBay as well to get a few boxes I didn't have. It was a great collection, along with my Atari 5200 collection. I left the N64 and collection with my daughter when her mom and I split. Her mom ended up basically sold it for pennies basically giving it away and I was so pissed! I would have bought it from her along with the PS2 fat collection with DDR metal dance pads, hard drive, and the works. I had so much stuff pre-2007 that I would still love to have now - not to sell, just to play. Divorce sucks!
I actually went through my n64 collection the other day and only have 20 games. For some odd reason I thought I had 30-35 games. I really wish I had picked up the ones I would constantly see at the thrift stores in the early 2000's for a couple bucks a piece. Also passed on a n64 pikachu edition that was complete for 8 bucks in 2002 at a thrift store in Chicago. Oh well.
Some of my favorites that I didn't see here are: RoadRash 64, BattleTanx: Global Assault, and my favorite racing game on the N64 is Rush 2: Extreme Racing USA
Saw a lot of great ones there. The ones for me that stand out as missing unless I overlooked them are Jet Force Gemini, Turok Rage Wars (loved those two so much), Snowboard Kids and Mischief Makers.
Vigilante 8 and it's sequel Vigilante 8 2nd offense are two n64 games I will never stop mentioning because for a series released on multiple platforms it's a major hidden gem car battle series.
NC that's a great observation,,,now" the infernal machine"is the ONLY Indiana Jones title on the N64 ,I gather it's collectable status shot up around the time" Kingdom of the Crystal Skull"came out in theaters,,,I love fighting games MK series and so on ,, it's criminal that WARGODs ,,is not in MJRs collection ,,,because the PS version of wargods only works in the debut model of the PSX fact,,not compatible with DualShock-PSX ,,not compatible with Tiny PS-ONE either ,,check for yourself if you don't believe me ,,,but N64 WARGODs works with every N64 across the board,,on top of that it's noticably FASTER than it's PS counterpart,,,,now store resellers ,,some mom n pop resellers are very nice and realistic on prices ,,,but the majority are shady as hell , preaching every title you touch with concern to buy ,as if it's a "Museum Piece" and treating almost every title you bring to trade as if it's yesterday's Toilet Paper ,,resellers few can be nice n good ,most are greedy as F,,,
For Collecting: Winback, WcW vs NWO World Tour, WCW vs NWO Revenge, Wrestlemania 2000, und WWF No Mercy, Hybrid Heaven. Winback is a good Cover Shooter, The Wrestling Games from THQ are Timeless the are insanly good especially at 4 Player Mode. Better the all Wrestling Games Today (in my Opinion), Habrid Heaven a RPG with Wrestling and Fighting Moves very Special.
WWF No Mercy is in my top 10 N64 games. Excellent mechanics, single player championship mode, match type variety, and create a wrestler features, especially for its time.
Hybrid Heaven! Damn, I was wracking my brain trying to remember the name of that game, thanks. It's weird, because even though I didn't actually like it and certainly didn't finish it, for some reason it's stuck in my head and I often see certain things in other, more recent games and think... I'm sure that was something in Hybrid Heaven lol.
I recently started to get into those handheld emulator devices and they're so cool. I love going back and playing these old games and stuff, and these videos always get me excited to play more of them. Thank you Metal Jesus!
Nintendo value n64 games at $20 as evidenced by Mario 3d all stars among other things. They aren't going to give fans 20 n64 games on a mini console for $80.
My Nintendo 64 collection is small as well. The usually Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, Donkey Kong 64, Mischief Makers, Paper Mario, Mario Party 2 & 3.❤
when I was a kid I had mario kart 64, fighters destiny, yoshi's story and that was it! but I still played soooooo many hours on my 64. My friend had all the other big games like goldeneye we'd play all the time
Luckily some prices have leveled out a little due to reproduction cartridges. Thank God for those or I would never have had the opportunity to play some tiltes.
Funny, my first N64 game was Wave Race as well, it certainly holds a special place in my collection. It was our first and only game for a few weeks and my first time really seeing a fully 3D game! Maybe I missed these in the vid but a few other great games are Conkers Bad Fur Day, Gauntlet Legends, Pilot Wings and you have to get Tony Hawks Pro Skater.
San Francisco Rush 2049 is STILL probably one of the N64 racing games I’ve spent the most time on ever. The exploration, the speed, the stunts, etc were just spectacular!
All of the RARE titles were absolutely amazing. And as far as shooters go Ive personally played Turok 2: Seeds of Evil to death! Such an amazing soundtrack and really vast levels. Also loved the ATLAS Snowboard Kids 1&2. Lets be real, a majority of all of the "major" or "typical" games ive owned and loved.
Two games that immediately spring to mind: 1) Mario Tennis, awesome game, very simple controls which actually enabled an amazing array of shots. As a four player game I think it was only beaten by Goldeneye. I also had a soft spot for Mario Golf. 2) Spacestation Silicon Valley, one of my favourite games from any era, weird puzzles, bouncing your microchip into new animals and discovering their skills... actually, it's an odd one to describe and I think you have to play it to understand it, but it was great fun. Also, honourable mentions to Donkey Kong 64, again brilliant four player action and Pilotwings 64, which was such a wonderfully rewarding experience. Damn, I miss my N64, some of my best gaming moments were on that console... wandering out onto Hyrule field and seeing the size of the world in Zelda: Ocarina of Time, was breathtaking... repeatedly failing to perform a 1080° was frustrating but felt awesome when it finally landed... every single moment of Banjo-Kazooie was a joy. Edit: Scrolling through the comments and saw this brilliant game: Jet Force Gemini! I remember being really excited for it's release, reading all the updates in N64 Magazine and actually going to the game store to wait for it to open... there wasn't a queue lol! Never did that for any other game. I can't believe I forgot about it. Those giant ants exploding when you shot them was so satisfying 😂
Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine on the N64 is a wholly improved port of the PC version. The game was exclusively sold on LucasArts website (back in 2000!) and available to rent/purchase used from Blockbuster. That’s it! It was NOT released on any other store shelves, shockingly! I got a used copy of it at Blockbuster for $12 for my birthday back then. Still have it with the box and manual.
I would get RUSH 2 - Stunt track music is awesome and growing up I spent way too much time playing that level. Overall, just another great Midway game for the late 90's. I would check it out.
Hah. Zero Hour has a special spot to me. First M rated game I bought without my parents consent, and my mom almost went and chewed out the guy at KB toys for selling the game to a 14 year old
I loved Duke Nukem Zero Hour as a 13 year old. The time travel aspect made for cool levels (Victorian England, old west, etc.) and the weapons were cool. Admittedly, the humor hasn't aged well. The control scheme and even half-jank platforming wasn't a problem for those of us raised on Turok.
I see that your missing a few n64 games MJR (These are from my collection and there are still MOAR N64 games out there): Rush 2: Extreme Racing USA Rush 2049 007:The World is Not Enough Mario Party 3 Pokémon Stadium 2 Megaman 64 NASCAR 2000 Knockout Kings 2000 WCW Mayhem Conker’s Bad Fur Day The Next Tetris Mario Tennis
One of the most awesome things that could ever happen. My 16 year old son came to me last night found MJRs TH-cam channel. Told me I needed to start watching his channel. I had to tell him I have been watching MJR for at least 3 or 4 years already.
The algorithm somehow popped you in my feed and I must say when I saw this thumbnail, I was in awe of your nerdiness in the most endearing way possible.
HSV Adventure Racing - Clone of Beetle Adventure Racing, but all of the cars have been replaced with VT model HSV's (Holden Special Vehicle). It may have only been released in Australia, not sure. But the Aussie voice-over and V8 engine audio track replacements are so worth the buy!
You're an awesome dude MJR. -Space Station Silicon Valley is a cool and unique game. ...Yes, Indiana Jones is hard to find as it was a Blockbuster exclusive.
Man, halfway through this video and already I'm planning on digging out my N64. So many great games I completely forgot about!!!!!!!! Thank you so much for this😀
This was so cool to see all these! Especially Ocarina of Time! It has a special place in my heart and it’s just overall one of the best made games of all time!
Wish you gave a little love to the wrestling games on N64. I understand if you weren’t a fan, but a few of the most revered wrestling games of all time are on N64
7:32 One of my fave games on the platform (other than the well known ones of course). I'm so glad you included this. It's a GEM!! The realistic physics were probably the first to be used in a console game.
Unfortunately they are ridiculously expensive now but Bomberman 2nd attack and Ogre Battle are some of the best games on the system! Have any desire to get them?
I don’t have that many n64 games (about 25) because there aren’t that many I want
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Looks like you're missing the first Extreme-G (I think I saw the second one there). Definetely a good racing game. And I have to agree with you about Duke Nukem Zero Hour. I really enjoy it (I have it with box and manual) but the control scheme is pure jank xD
Awesome video! I think Indiana Jones is very expensive now because it is rare. I think it was a blockbuster exclusive and if you wanted your own copy, you had to order from Lucas Arts, so definitely not a mass produced game. I have it myself and am so happy to have it. I bought it in 2006 for 3 dollars. No box unfortunately. Do you have “the world is not enough” in your collection? It was supposed to be the successor to goldeneye, but goldeneye is a far superior game
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The glory days when Rare couldn't make a bad game if they tried.
Conckers bad fur dat could be considered bad seeing as the controls and overall Gameplay aren’t the best
But even then there is that Rare charm which makes it pretty damn amazing IMO
Ain't that the truth.
Hit after hit . I miss the 90 ‘s
I guess you haven't played Sea Of Thieves.
@@josephg5560 he’s talking about rare in the 90 ‘s
The Indiana Jones game is so valuable nowadays because it was a Blockbuster exclusive back in the day. It's really good!
And could only be purchased online via the Lucas Arts website.
I love how MJR hasn't changed his style of content over the last decade. Takes me back to old school video game TH-cam days before it was cool to collect nostalgic games
Felt a bit emotional watching this. Playing a lot of these games during my childhood really hit home. Miss the 90's so much, time really does fly.
Damn n64 came out in 96 I feel old lmao
I never owned a N64 as a kid. Just bought one :p
I’m with you man… getting and N64 when I was 12 was like the best day of my life… the hours I spent with Zelda, goldeneye, Diddy kong racing, dk64… those were magical times… I still play these games now but it’s not the same lol
@@Dante19883 Nothing can recreate your childhood sadly :p
I still play many of the same games I did when I was a kid and a teenage, and I don't get the same rush like I did. That's the curse of growing up :p
You can download roms now and play all these games for free. I wish all these games were free growing up.
And Metal Jesus said: Let there be more N64 content.
And it was good.
My brother and I played the heck out of our N64 back in the day. Between us and our friends, we wore out all of our controllers. It had so many good couch co-op games. Such great memories with this machine.
This is exactly what this 41 year old needed on a Friday. Thanks for the vid’s!
You bet!
Wow I feel old . But games were about complete games back then and not dlcs.
Damn you're old !
@@MetalJesusRocks Look at you.... Heart attack in 5-10 years.
@@MetalJesusRocks Where's Conker's Bad Fur Day?
"The World Is Not Enough" is a great bond game that doesn't get nearly enough love.
FACTS
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True.
Exactly
For sure
Some huge holes in your collection:
- Fighters Destiny
- Snowboard Kids
- Diddy Kong Racing
- 007 The World Is Not Enough
- Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon
- World Cup 98
Pretty sure I saw DKR when he looked at his racing collection, think it’s at the top
Man the nostalgia is so real. I called my mom and asked her to see if my N64 is in the closet at her house. Time to drive 4 hours and get it and all my Mario Parties. 💙🙌🏻
My favorite for 64, I bought them all before the prices went up. I just liked the games growing up
Me and my 3 friends used to play the shit out of Mario Parties and smoke weed when we was 15-16 years old. Good times.
@@nataliep6385 were* 15-16
How about pay your mother a visit ?? XD
your mom just sold it to me on FB marketplace.. sorry dude
The Goemon games on the N64 are two of my favourites. "Goemon's Great Adventure" in particular is an absolute hidden gem
@Meta Holistic Health and then he goes Super Saiyan... I mean Super Goemon
@Meta Holistic Health Same, i like the 2nd, but its so sad that they went from 3D to 2D, I loved the openworld feeling. Mystical ninja worked out so well :) but both are great tho.
Totally agree! I have both and funny story how I obtained Mystical Ninja. Rented it from Block Buster as a kid and figured I could put a different game in the box and they wouldn't care. But also felt bad about doing it, so returned the rental with my copy of Star Wars: Shadow of the Empire. :-P
Always a good day when MJR uploads
Body Harvest is hands down one of my all time favourite N64 games, one of the most loved but seemly forgotten games regarding the general gaming public. Just a great game, it needs an HD remaster.
It's cool that both the GTA and Zelda teams both worked on it, but i just can't get into it
I remember picking up Perfect Dark a long time ago for $5 and it is still my favorite game ever made
Didnt see Mischief Makers in the collection. Definitely one ya should look at getting.
I do have that game, but just forgot to talk about it. The game is super cool by Treasure!
@@MetalJesusRocks You forgot Mystical Ninja: Starring Goemon and Goemon's Great Adventure as well. Literally some of the most underrated N64 games.
I just recently finished ocarina of time and it brought back all the good memories from the N64 when I was a kid, love the video
I have a Banjo-Tooie game that has the same 'Not for Resale' on the front and the sticker on the back. It was from a Gamestop Kiosk, probably the same thing with your Star Fox cart.
I believe Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine was a (mostly) blockbuster exclusive, where if you wanted a copy to own instead of rent you needed to buy directly from Lucasarts online store. Also Sin and Punishment is worth adding to any collection, it's a JP exclusive but easy to play without knowing Japanese, and the cutscenes are in English so you can follow the plot as well more or less.
13:59 rumble pak is outstanding 👍
Been waiting a while for a video like this. So much nostalgia in this console for me as a young lad.
lol Pablo Escobar playing N64 as a "young lad"
@@BongJabbar Playing cocaína of time
@@emaheiwa8174 LOL 🤣
@@emaheiwa8174 the title screen brings tears to my eyes . I miss being kid in 90 ‘s
@@emaheiwa8174 lmao
If im not mistaken, the Indiana Jones game is a blockbuster exclusive :)
This!
It was only available via mail order from lucas arts. It was also released late in the n64 life cycle. That's why it's so rare.
@@StabStabStabStabby It was available via Blockbuster. Most cartridges you find in the wild will have a Blockbuster sticker on it.
I don’t remember it being a blockbuster exclusive. I had asked for it for Christmas and my mom couldn’t find it anywhere, so after some online searching I found you had to order it from LucasArts’ online store. I still remember walking my mom through ordering it online, it was her first online purchase! Ha!
@@kuhlaid6305 That was another way to get it aside from blockbuster! Its cool how some of these older games have these stories to them.
Rogue Squadron needs a Re-Release/HD Remaster. (And props for mentioning Rocket)
👆 This. Especially with a movie of the same name due out in 2023.
no argument there, Rogue Squadron was the bomb.
I thought Limited Run did that game in their big Star Wars rerelease bonanza.
@@MovieEnvy When was this? The only games I know that were re-released were Racer, Commando, and Jedi Knight 1 and 2.
Ogre Battle 64 is my favorite game of all time. They haven't made another game like it, and it has the distinction of being one of the only RPGs on the system.
Thank you for this video, Jason. N64 is my favourite console and my childhood. I've dumped tens of thousands of hours into it and own a third of the NTSC library, including Clayfighter: Sculptor's Cut, Super Bowling, and Stunt Racer. Perfect Dark is my favourite video game. I even bought a sealed copy years ago and now it's quintupled in value.
My favourite console ever. This era was my gaming prime.
Yeah, it’s the only system where I recognize almost every game
I think it's the most overrated console ever but everyone has their own opinion. Definitely has some amazing games!
Rush 2 stunt course!!!
@@jangobango2847 agreed. I LOVED my time with the n64. But if you look at the library the standard was woeful outside of first party and a few select others.
@@scoped7reaper664 YES!
Indiana Jones was a Blockbuster exclusivity, so this is why it's so damn rare!
They should reissue it like they did with the Star Wars game, I'd buy it for sure if they did that.
It also came out fairly late and on a big expensive cart
I suggest the lesser known sequel to Mystical Ninja called Goemon's Great Adventure. It's a 2.5D Platformer akin to Tomba or Klonoa, and what most people don't know about the game is that it's not just 2 player co-op... There is a secret unlockable 4-player co-op mode and tons of other secrets in the game!
Also wanted to point out that Indiana Jones, like Stunt Racer, was a Blockbuster Video rental exclusive title, and because of that reason many collectors seek it out and tends to be very hard to find in nice condition... and absurdly rare complete with manual.
it's mostly lesser known due to not been one of the games in the states, GGA was Eu and Jp only.
@@UltimateGamerCC Good point.
@@UltimateGamerCC Goemon's Great Adventure was released in the United States. I own it.
@@tampabaytradeday786 anytime i've ever seen it is as a E Rom.
Shadowman was awesome. It got very dark later on in the game. Some really messed up stuff. Great characters and music too.
The n64 brings back so many great memories for me, I remember playing games on this system with my brothers and my friends ALL THE TIME. This system revolutionized couch co-op it was so much fun between goldeneye and smash bros and the Mario party games I spent probably a good 2 or 3 years of my life on this system and you know what? Totally worth it! Great system great video, thanks MJR!
Wayne Gretzk's 3D Hockey was one of my favorite games as a kid. HE'S A BRICK WALL!!
Sick game. Kobe Bryant NBA Courtside and madden 64 too.
The goalies would turn into a brick wall lol
So true lmaooooooo
I kept saying to myself “I hope Body Harvest crops up in this” you didn’t disappoint sir, I used to play that back in the day, good times ✌🏻
One game that's always missing from these n64 videos is space station: silicon valley! Since it's never mentioned anywhere, I guess it's the definition of a truly hidden gem. Awesome game!
Agreed, my favorite N64 game by far!
I’m going gym tonight tho I don’t want to because nhung wants me to be strong so I will listen to her
No the real gem was a car game which you could do stunts on water slides ect it's that much of a gem I can't even remember the name of it 😭😭😭
my favorite N64 game was "Jet Force Gemini" . any one else think this was the bomb?
such an under rated game that was a lot of fun to play, I wish I could play it again. seeing this comment really made me smile knowing im not the only one in this world who enjoyed the game!!
I remnber the dog and the ant enemies yes it was fun
Same here, good to see someone remembers it.. Definitely an epic adventure, and then that soundtrack, seriously so underrated!
Well, if you have Rare Replay on Xbox One, you can play it there alongside most of the Rareware classics!
Nice collection. I bought the N64 for my daughter back in 04/05 (she was 9) and loved Yoshi's Island and a lot of the games out on that system. I ended up on a personal quest to collect every game at the time as the system was almost 10 years old then and carts were being given away at yard sales for $1-$5 (except the Mario titles). I probably had 75-80 games, and most of the boxes. I would buy box lots on eBay as well to get a few boxes I didn't have. It was a great collection, along with my Atari 5200 collection. I left the N64 and collection with my daughter when her mom and I split. Her mom ended up basically sold it for pennies basically giving it away and I was so pissed! I would have bought it from her along with the PS2 fat collection with DDR metal dance pads, hard drive, and the works. I had so much stuff pre-2007 that I would still love to have now - not to sell, just to play. Divorce sucks!
I actually went through my n64 collection the other day and only have 20 games. For some odd reason I thought I had 30-35 games. I really wish I had picked up the ones I would constantly see at the thrift stores in the early 2000's for a couple bucks a piece. Also passed on a n64 pikachu edition that was complete for 8 bucks in 2002 at a thrift store in Chicago. Oh well.
man, i put so many hours into F-Zero X on the N64!
Such an excellent racing game.
@@danieljimenez1989 indeed it is! the soundtrack as well is great!
Some of my favorites that I didn't see here are: RoadRash 64, BattleTanx: Global Assault, and my favorite racing game on the N64 is Rush 2: Extreme Racing USA
There's a copy of BattleTanx Global Assault near me and it's making me want to get an N64 and the whole nine.
Rush 2 is a great classic. agreed.
Saw a lot of great ones there. The ones for me that stand out as missing unless I overlooked them are Jet Force Gemini, Turok Rage Wars (loved those two so much), Snowboard Kids and Mischief Makers.
There is a guy named thabeast who is beating every single n64 game in random order on console, pretty cool series
Vigilante 8 and it's sequel Vigilante 8 2nd offense are two n64 games I will never stop mentioning because for a series released on multiple platforms it's a major hidden gem car battle series.
I forgot about those
@@powerfullance1898 a lot of people do they were better than the later twisted metal games (3 and 4)
I can agree with that, V8 was one of my favorite projects.
Great video with discussion. I believe Stunt Racer is so rare since it was one of the Blockbuster Exclusives like Clay Fighter Sculptor's Cut
This guy. You still hating on resellers??
I forgot about that game until now.
@@SwagLikeChrist resellers suck
NC that's a great observation,,,now" the infernal machine"is the ONLY Indiana Jones title on the N64 ,I gather it's collectable status shot up around the time" Kingdom of the Crystal Skull"came out in theaters,,,I love fighting games MK series and so on ,, it's criminal that WARGODs ,,is not in MJRs collection ,,,because the PS version of wargods only works in the debut model of the PSX fact,,not compatible with DualShock-PSX ,,not compatible with Tiny PS-ONE either ,,check for yourself if you don't believe me ,,,but N64 WARGODs works with every N64 across the board,,on top of that it's noticably FASTER than it's PS counterpart,,,,now store resellers ,,some mom n pop resellers are very nice and realistic on prices ,,,but the majority are shady as hell , preaching every title you touch with concern to buy ,as if it's a "Museum Piece" and treating almost every title you bring to trade as if it's yesterday's Toilet Paper ,,resellers few can be nice n good ,most are greedy as F,,,
Omg clay fighters!!
For Collecting: Winback, WcW vs NWO World Tour, WCW vs NWO Revenge, Wrestlemania 2000, und WWF No Mercy, Hybrid Heaven. Winback is a good Cover Shooter, The Wrestling Games from THQ are Timeless the are insanly good especially at 4 Player Mode. Better the all Wrestling Games Today (in my Opinion), Habrid Heaven a RPG with Wrestling and Fighting Moves very Special.
The wrestling games on 64 are awesome and they are going up in price
WWF No Mercy is in my top 10 N64 games. Excellent mechanics, single player championship mode, match type variety, and create a wrestler features, especially for its time.
Hybrid Heaven! Damn, I was wracking my brain trying to remember the name of that game, thanks. It's weird, because even though I didn't actually like it and certainly didn't finish it, for some reason it's stuck in my head and I often see certain things in other, more recent games and think... I'm sure that was something in Hybrid Heaven lol.
I agree, WWF No Mercy is easily one of the top 5 N64 games for me.
I recently started to get into those handheld emulator devices and they're so cool. I love going back and playing these old games and stuff, and these videos always get me excited to play more of them. Thank you Metal Jesus!
I totally missed Harvest Moon for the "n64" System. It's the Stardrew VValley of the good old days. And this game was such a beauty.
Still waiting for the 25th anniversary N64 Classic Mini 🤞
I believe it's the N64 controller that is holding that up.
Nintendo value n64 games at $20 as evidenced by Mario 3d all stars among other things. They aren't going to give fans 20 n64 games on a mini console for $80.
There will never be an N64 classic mini unfortunately.
@@LordelX I think you’re right. It’s a shame as (along with a Dreamcast mini) it’s the only mini console I would buy.
N64 is one of my smallest collections, but probably my most treasured.
I’m the same way. My Zelda games, Perfect Dark, and Conker’s Bad Fur Day are my babies.
maybe because only a few good titles are worth playing today.
"The most"
My Nintendo 64 collection is small as well. The usually Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, Donkey Kong 64, Mischief Makers, Paper Mario, Mario Party 2 & 3.❤
when I was a kid I had mario kart 64, fighters destiny, yoshi's story and that was it! but I still played soooooo many hours on my 64. My friend had all the other big games like goldeneye we'd play all the time
Awesome to see the entire collection! Rocket Robot on Wheels is amazing.
N64 prices shot up like crazy in recent times.
Luckily some prices have leveled out a little due to reproduction cartridges. Thank God for those or I would never have had the opportunity to play some tiltes.
So glad to see a Revolt mention in the racing games section. I loved that game when I was a kid. I'd really like to revisit it to see how it held up.
I had it on the PS1. It was fun as hell.
Funny, my first N64 game was Wave Race as well, it certainly holds a special place in my collection. It was our first and only game for a few weeks and my first time really seeing a fully 3D game! Maybe I missed these in the vid but a few other great games are Conkers Bad Fur Day, Gauntlet Legends, Pilot Wings and you have to get Tony Hawks Pro Skater.
same bro. wave race blew my mind the first time playing it.
Conkers was the best. Hands down.
No Conker’s Bad Fur Day? Wow
Its the most expensive title now and has been for some time. If you didn't get it back in the day you likely won't now unless your a serious collector
How much does it go for
@@Eddy_827 about 100
The whole N64 is a hidden gem. I even like the "bad" games. What a wonderful and experimental time for gaming!
and dont forget all these color variations! 😻
You're telling me that you thought superman64 was a fun game?!?!?!
I collected all 296 a few years ago. And I was definitely watching Metal Jesus videos throughout my search!
Do you still have them or did you sell them
@@VintageGameZ still have them
San Francisco Rush 2049 is STILL probably one of the N64 racing games I’ve spent the most time on ever. The exploration, the speed, the stunts, etc were just spectacular!
All of the RARE titles were absolutely amazing. And as far as shooters go Ive personally played Turok 2: Seeds of Evil to death! Such an amazing soundtrack and really vast levels. Also loved the ATLAS Snowboard Kids 1&2. Lets be real, a majority of all of the "major" or "typical" games ive owned and loved.
BattleTanx: Global Assault (N64) is one of my all time favorites.
Two games that immediately spring to mind:
1) Mario Tennis, awesome game, very simple controls which actually enabled an amazing array of shots. As a four player game I think it was only beaten by Goldeneye. I also had a soft spot for Mario Golf.
2) Spacestation Silicon Valley, one of my favourite games from any era, weird puzzles, bouncing your microchip into new animals and discovering their skills... actually, it's an odd one to describe and I think you have to play it to understand it, but it was great fun.
Also, honourable mentions to Donkey Kong 64, again brilliant four player action and Pilotwings 64, which was such a wonderfully rewarding experience.
Damn, I miss my N64, some of my best gaming moments were on that console... wandering out onto Hyrule field and seeing the size of the world in Zelda: Ocarina of Time, was breathtaking... repeatedly failing to perform a 1080° was frustrating but felt awesome when it finally landed... every single moment of Banjo-Kazooie was a joy.
Edit: Scrolling through the comments and saw this brilliant game: Jet Force Gemini! I remember being really excited for it's release, reading all the updates in N64 Magazine and actually going to the game store to wait for it to open... there wasn't a queue lol! Never did that for any other game. I can't believe I forgot about it. Those giant ants exploding when you shot them was so satisfying 😂
SILICON VALLEY! Awesome ! but like my #1 has to go to conkers bad fur day
Wasn't Blast Corps part of Rare Replay? So technically you can play it in HD!
Yeah, must've slipped Jason's mind. Can't blame him really, dudes got tons of games.
Turok #1 is still one one of my top 10 games of all time. Wish it would be updated.
Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine on the N64 is a wholly improved port of the PC version. The game was exclusively sold on LucasArts website (back in 2000!) and available to rent/purchase used from Blockbuster. That’s it! It was NOT released on any other store shelves, shockingly! I got a used copy of it at Blockbuster for $12 for my birthday back then. Still have it with the box and manual.
I am so jealous!! Good that it found a safe place to stay!
I would get RUSH 2 - Stunt track music is awesome and growing up I spent way too much time playing that level. Overall, just another great Midway game for the late 90's. I would check it out.
PUMPED to see you highlight Iggy's! That game was so much of my childhood. Spent so many damn hours as a kid playing and racing.
Hah. Zero Hour has a special spot to me. First M rated game I bought without my parents consent, and my mom almost went and chewed out the guy at KB toys for selling the game to a 14 year old
That Zero Hour is running at Zero frames.
It’s still a great game once you get a grip of the controls!
Thank you for showing the Indiana Jones Game. I never knew it.
I loved Duke Nukem Zero Hour as a 13 year old. The time travel aspect made for cool levels (Victorian England, old west, etc.) and the weapons were cool. Admittedly, the humor hasn't aged well.
The control scheme and even half-jank platforming wasn't a problem for those of us raised on Turok.
I see that your missing a few n64 games MJR (These are from my collection and there are still MOAR N64 games out there):
Rush 2: Extreme Racing USA
Rush 2049
007:The World is Not Enough
Mario Party 3
Pokémon Stadium 2
Megaman 64
NASCAR 2000
Knockout Kings 2000
WCW Mayhem
Conker’s Bad Fur Day
The Next Tetris
Mario Tennis
Space Station Silicon Valley? That Duck Dodgers Game?
Man, the N64 version of Forsaken is still a stunner.
It makes me sad that no one ever talks about Road Rash 64... I hope it gets a remaster some day
Road Rash 64 was so badass!!
I loved that one, with the expansion pack too
One of the most awesome things that could ever happen. My 16 year old son came to me last night found MJRs TH-cam channel. Told me I needed to start watching his channel. I had to tell him I have been watching MJR for at least 3 or 4 years already.
The algorithm somehow popped you in my feed and I must say when I saw this thumbnail, I was in awe of your nerdiness in the most endearing way possible.
I couldn’t click fast enough. I love this review. N64 is the best
@Winchester_BornIn1973 show-off. Feel better now?
The Duke has better frame rate if you turn off hirez mode.
Rush 2 is one of the funnest racers out there!!
Thanks for your work at SIERRA I'm 48 still playing games and remember your company's work on the IBM Aptiva. Keep rockin dude!!
HSV Adventure Racing - Clone of Beetle Adventure Racing, but all of the cars have been replaced with VT model HSV's (Holden Special Vehicle). It may have only been released in Australia, not sure. But the Aussie voice-over and V8 engine audio track replacements are so worth the buy!
Saw WCW NWO Revenge, but you need the other AKI wrestling games!
I loved playing banjo, glover and rocket robot on wheels as a kid.
Where do I get those awesome N64 end labels?
You can find it on ebay, there are several sellers. Or try to find the template and print them.
I got the labels from this dude: www.etsy.com/shop/SzabosArcades
@@MetalJesusRocks Yep, I have the same version, from the same seller, they work great and don't leave glue residue.
@MetalJesusRocks one of the sellers on ebay now has full label sets to include the cartridge variations and a label set for Japanese versions
Dan you should do a video with metal Jesus!
Rocket, underrated gem. I’ve never met someone in real life who knows this game. One of my favs
The New Tetris and Bust A Move 99 were my favorite puzzle games on the system.
You're an awesome dude MJR. -Space Station Silicon Valley is a cool and unique game. ...Yes, Indiana Jones is hard to find as it was a Blockbuster exclusive.
Every 64 collection requires Ogre Battle! Nice games though MJ.
You, sir, must be a Person of Lordly Caliber.
I loved the Duke nukem Game! We used to play that allmost as much as goldeneye!
Yup the multi-player was pretty sick!
MJR, your content means more than you know......Thanks for all the hard work in making these videos.
I appreciate that!
Man, halfway through this video and already I'm planning on digging out my N64. So many great games I completely forgot about!!!!!!!! Thank you so much for this😀
Love body harvest. Game was literally terrifying as a child lol.
The star wars games were amazing.
you can use the 2nd controller as a 2nd analog stick for this game, 1 controller per hand. 8:52
This was so cool to see all these! Especially Ocarina of Time! It has a special place in my heart and it’s just overall one of the best made games of all time!
I am SO glad I clicked on this video! The nostalgia has me smiling ear to ear.
It's Friday and a new MJR video too, awesome!!!
You know it!
Just bought a new n64 from japan, can't wait for it to arrive!
Where? How? I want one
@@proud90skid15 On ebay from a Japanese seller
Wish you gave a little love to the wrestling games on N64. I understand if you weren’t a fan, but a few of the most revered wrestling games of all time are on N64
My favorite wrestling games are the GameCube day of reckoning games
Wcw vs. Nwo world tour, and whatever the THQ wwf game was, were my favorite. My buddy also like raw/warzone of course too.
Slow and steady I keep building up my Super Nintendo, N64, Gameboy, PS2, and Xbox collections...💯✔
7:32 One of my fave games on the platform (other than the well known ones of course). I'm so glad you included this. It's a GEM!! The realistic physics were probably the first to be used in a console game.
Unfortunately they are ridiculously expensive now but Bomberman 2nd attack and Ogre Battle are some of the best games on the system! Have any desire to get them?
I don’t have that many n64 games (about 25) because there aren’t that many I want
Looks like you're missing the first Extreme-G (I think I saw the second one there). Definetely a good racing game.
And I have to agree with you about Duke Nukem Zero Hour. I really enjoy it (I have it with box and manual) but the control scheme is pure jank xD
Indiana Jones was a Blockbuster exclusive. Probably just a supply issue on the price, not nearly as many copies around.
Awesome video! I think Indiana Jones is very expensive now because it is rare. I think it was a blockbuster exclusive and if you wanted your own copy, you had to order from Lucas Arts, so definitely not a mass produced game. I have it myself and am so happy to have it. I bought it in 2006 for 3 dollars. No box unfortunately. Do you have “the world is not enough” in your collection? It was supposed to be the successor to goldeneye, but goldeneye is a far superior game