@itsrelativ3967

The good ole 90s back when everyone had to come over to your house to play video games together.

@Deetroiter

Anyone who actually saw the N64 when it was released can confirm that it was truly mind blowing. The first time seeing mario 64 was truly a jaw dropping moment and a huge turning point in video game history

@WebVManReturns

I swear I spend more time watching videos about video games anymore, than I do playing video games.

@SherLock55

Man the amount of hours spent playing Goldeneye, Mario Kart, Perfect Dark, Starfox 64 reached stupid levels. Those were the days.

@ashalee1016

1996, the year i was 10 years old. my dad died, and the N64 was the gift he purchased, but never got to give me for christmas. over the past 2 decades i've had consoles come and go or break down, but i still got that N64

@positronicreflex.

The release of the N46 was I believe the highlight of my childhood. To be alive when Mario went 3D was absolutely mind blowing.

@neoasura

Being born in 80 was an awesome time as a game player. We got to get blown away constantly by games thanks to the innovations in tech, especially since we didn't have the internet to show us videos. First..playing Super Mario Bros on the NES coming from Atari. Then seeing Super Mario World for the first time at the store on the SNES. Then, the jump from 2D to 3D witnessing Super Mario 64. It would be nice to feel that experience again. I'd have to say the closest I came to that was playing with a HTC Vive when it first came out and being wowed. But those times are much more rare now. Sucks getting older.

@Akuma240

My parents got one for me and my siblings as a surprise . They had no idea it didn’t include a game in the package. We were without a game for a week or so 😢🎻 just staring at the box day dreaming of the fun that was yet to come. That was the longest week of my life.

@KWKBOX

I cashed out my 14th birthday for an N64 with a copy of Mario 64 at launch. I told my family keep the cake, candles, and all that jazz just give me the green for the 64 bit machine. No regrets.

@phexus82

I’ll never forget the first time I saw Mario 64 on demo display at Blockbuster. Blew my mind.

@briancherry8088

I remember plugging in 4 controllers to play Mario Kart 64 all day every day for months. We had never had that many players at once... then Goldeneye... it was mind blowing.

@carloszerpa2312

I remember when a friend got the first N64 in like the whole town, and in the afternoon there was a huge gathering in his living room with like 50 people (and it was a tiny townhouse) all waiting the unveil of Super Mario 64, we were all tripping, it seriously felt so surreal.

@danieldemayo6209

Christmas 1996....best ever if you were a lucky kid. Super Mario really did seem like magic...

@DebugMenu

Remember in high school how everyone had a PlayStation, a few kids had Nintendo 64s, but there was always the one sad kid that had a SEGA Saturn? I still think about that kid sometimes. I wonder if he ever made it through.

@tooka5777

I'm 38 and these episodes are like how I used to reread gaming magazines over and over I get a lot of replay value out of these videos thank you. And I really don't even play anymore but I just like this especially the read-throughs of the magazines don't ever stop doing those please.

@saltymcpepper5777

When I got my first apartment I had a 64 and my roommate had a ps1. We spent hours smoking shitty weed and playing 007 or tekken. Good times!

@Pyropuncher

The production quality on these videos is superb, they have a real professional quality.

@randywatson8347

Waverace 64, the waterphysics is still amazing today.

@towersofmidnight

Will never forget opening my n64 on Christmas 1997, such a magical time

@farscape1714

The happiest time of my life was when N64 came out. I so miss that time period.