But seriously, I think Pilotwings 64 was just awesome. I REALLY liked that island that was shaped like the United States and I could fly over cornfields and mountains and cities and around the Statue of Liberty and Cape Canavrel(s?) and simply wow. Pilotwings 64 was the most detailed flight sim I experienced since Microsoft Flight Simulator 4.0.
1. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
2. Super Mario 64
3. Perfect Dark
4. Golden Eye 007
5. Excitebike 64
6. Wave Race 64
7. Banjo-Kazooie
8. Tony Hawk's Pro Skater
9. Rayman 2: The Great Escape
10. International Superstar Soccer '98
11. Super Smash Bros.
12. WWF Wrestlemania 2000
13. Ridge Racer 64
14. Madden NFL '99
15. Resident Evil 2
16. 1080 Degrees Snowboarding
17. Mario Kart 64
18. All-Star Baseball 2001
19. NHL '99
20. Jet Force Gemini
21. Blast Corps
22. Space Station: Silicon Valley
23. Mario Golf
24. Rocket: Robot on Wheels
25. Harvest Moon 64
I still don't understad why Star Fox 64 and F-Zero X didn't make the list while Mario Kart 64 did.
Swein, what the hell? You bumped a 2 year old thread and didn't even answer the OP! Nobody gives a crap about all the lists! The OP asked what game you think was the best N64 game, not some 8 year old list. Make up your own mind for once!
Okay, as for what I think, I think the N64's best games were better than the GameCube's (although there was more room for innovation back in those days). The first game I have ever watched in my life was Super Mario 64, and I thought "boy, what an amazing game" (I was right to think it was good, of course). One of my friends has an N64 and he still takes Star Fox 64 out for a spin every now and then. Maybe I could tell him to do the following.
Step 1. Buy a Wii.
Step 2. Sell his GameCube and Nintendo 64 and all his Nintendo 64 games.
Step 3. Download his favorite Nintendo 64 games via the Wii's Virtual Console.
Although now that you mention it, he's at Thomas Jefferson High and doesn't have too much time to play games.
Well, that particular run is tool assisted, i.e. an emulator was used to use savestates and slowdown to make the tricks easier. Doing a run like this as flawless as that is almost impossible without using an emulator
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