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Nintendo 64 Console

The Nintendo 64, often abbreviated as N64, is Nintendo's third home video game console for the international market. Named for its 64-bit processor, it was released on June 23, 1996 in Japan, September 29, 1996 in North America, March 1, 1997 in Europe and Australia, and September 1, 1997 in France (the system also saw a release in South America, albeit an unofficial one).

It was released with two launch games (Super Mario 64 and Pilotwings 64) plus one in Japan (Saikyo Habu Shogi). The N64's suggested retail price was US$199 at its launch.

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1. Tony Hawks Pro Skater

Here's your chance to skate like a pro. As Tony Hawk, or one of nine other pros (including Campbell, Lasek, Muska, Thomas, Steamer and Rowley), skate your way through vert courses full of half-pipes and street courses full of rails and perils. Go from warehouses to schools to San Francisco to Chicago. There's no limit to what you can do on four wheels and a board: you can ride off everything, almost. Master signature Pro moves. Engage in head-to-head competition. Explore fully skateable worlds while you practice and master your moves. Show off or admire your expertise over and over again with instant replay mode. And the killer soundtrack featuring Papa Roach, Goldfinger, Dead Kennedys, Primus and more will
2. Legend of Zelda- Ocarina of Time

Take control of Link, a young, mysterious boy with a promising future, in The Legend of Zelda: The Ocarina of Time for the Nintendo 64. Use your wits and physical skill (not to mention the many weapons and items you gain along the way) to help you on your quest to save the land of Hyrule. You will make many friends, including your trusty horse Epona and a strange figure that provides clues to aid you in your adventure. Not all the inhabitants are friendly though, and you will have to fight your way past many evil monsters and beasts. Travel through time by using your musical Ocarina, and figure out many puzzles using your brain and a few clues. The evil Ganondorf awaits. Are you up to the challenge?
3. Super Mario 64

It's up to you to assist Mario as he restores peace at Mushroom Castle. Bowser is up to no good again, stealing the Power Stars that shield the castle. Bob-ombs live inside the paintings decorating the castle and Bowser has invaded them. Mario will have to enter the painting world, retrieve the Power Stars and halt Bowser before he turns the Bob-ombs into a monster militia. This one-player game for the Nintendo 64 raises the bar for video game excitement. Bowser is no competition for Super Mario 64.
4. GoldenEye 007

You are Bond...James Bond. You are assigned to the covert operations connected with the Goldeneye weapons satellite. M will brief you on your mission objectives from London. Q Branch will support your efforts with a plentiful supply of weapons and gadgets. Moneypenny offers you light-hearted best wishes and you're off! You mission begins in the heavily guarded chemical warfare facility at the Byelomorye Dam in the USSR. Look and shoot in any directions as you navigate 12 interactive 3-D enviroments. Use stealth and force as you see fit in manners of international security. Consider the military personal expendable. You are licensed to kill!
5. Super Smash Brothers

Super Smash Brospits Nintendo's biggest stars against each other in an all-out slugfest. Delivering fast-paced fighting action which is easy to learn and tough to master, this game features new moves, never-before seen battle arenas, and a fresh arsenal of special items. They've raced cars, they've thrown a party, and now Nintendo's cast of characters is taking its competitive spirit someplace it's never been before: the ring!
6. Mortal Kombat Trilogy

Mortal Kombat has never been this packed with opponents and levels before as all three titles come together on one killer package! Play the old Sub Zero against his newest incarnation or pit Raiden against any of the new characters from MK3! It's all here in one complete game spanning the tournaments since their inception.
7. Legend of Zelda- Majoras Mask

Gamers can once again enter the amazing world of Link with Legend of Zelda Majora's Mask. This game uses the same outstanding gameplay mechanics as The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, but offers gamers many new things to experience and explore. This time around players will be able to use Link's ability to actually transform into new characters by wearing the different masks. By donning these masks, Link can assume the form of a Goron, a Zora and even a Deku Scrub.
8. Donkey Kong 64

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9. Pokemon Stadium

Pokémon Stadium lets you stage Pokémon battles in a whole new arena--on your Nintendo 64! See all 150 Pokémon execute their attacks in full 3-D, and create your own custom stickers! Pokémon Stadium gives trainers an arena to engage in heated Pokémon battles, and offers them a ringside seat for the action. Tons of features, including support for playing your Game Boy Pokémon game through your N64, make Stadium a must-have for all Pokémon fans! In Pokémon Stadium, you're able to battle using your most loyal Pokémon from the Red, Blue, and Yellow versions of Pokémon (sold separately). Thanks to a Transfer Pak that comes with Pokémon Stadium and plugs into the bottom of your controller, data can be
10. Pokemon Stadium 2

What can you expect from the sequel to one of the favorite Nintendo 64 games of 2000? A lot. Pokémon Stadium 2 comes with four new tournaments, 12 new minigames, and lots of fun extras, like special Pokéquizzes to test your level of mastery. And you're sure to find your favorite monsters, because--gulp!--249 Pokémon are present in the game. As in Pokémon Stadium, you can train and battle your monsters, as well as transfer them (via the separately sold Transfer Pak) from your favorite Game Boy titles--including the newer Gold and Silver editions of the game.