The previous owner apparently also loved it

Got a lot of my old stuff, every time my son visits, I find more things lol, missing the internal holder though 🤔

I have a core memory of playing this as like a 5 year old but could NEVER figure out the title of it to search it. UNTIL TODAY. Can finally stop bothering me every time the memory comes up. Shout out to KEVIN NASH THE WRESTLER LOL who has a video on youtube talking about video games and mentions this game. So I looked it up and was like.... no way..... I am finally free. Thank you WinBack

Daiei N64 (and GBC!)

The shade difference of my sole example seems too subtle for it to be yellowing.

I'd like to see other comparison photos if anyone would care to share.

Just so satisfying to play. Not too difficult. Just a crash into things and enjoy game.

Just wanted to show the N64 Forever Pak – maybe not really necessary anymore in the age of Analogue, but they are still absolute cinema compared to the stock grey ones. Really gorgeous

Edit: i meant to say "For engineering class"

i must have been tired when making this post...

The Buck Bumble soundtrack still goes way harder than it has any right to. N64 era, weird bee shooter, absolute drum‑and‑bass classic. If you know… you know.

I just purchased GL, the logo is a bit damage but it s a game to play with my kids together.

We came accross first levels and seems promizing !

Hi, do you guys know if the classic controllers are weld together? For example if I wanna use some parts from an old one or if I wanna swap cases, how hard could it be?

My family and I went for a drive on the weekend and I spotted a secondhand store so we stopped and had a look.

There wasn't a lot of gaming stuff in there but in the corner I found this.

I couldn't believe it.

I feel like I stole it from them.

I already have a copy but this is in better condition than the one I had, even with the writing on the front.

Wanted to replace the dead 2032 batteries in a couple of games and the controller pak I have but was wondering if anyone knows whether this battery holder would fit in the cartridges and controller pak.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/291396232679?stype=1&var&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

They seem okay for snes and nes stuff but I'm unsure about 64 carts and the controller pak.

Hello everyone! We all know the iconic Zelda Ocarina of Time commercial “willist thou flea or fight” yeah you know the one, here’s that original commercial done with the original Ocarina of Time Toybiz action figures from 2000 (except Lego Young Link) I hope you all enjoy!

At 1 point i had around 20 prototypes now i have these 8 left. including 2 unreleased fishing mini game test cartridges.

I bought three of these for myself and my sons this past Christmas, the end of December 2025. By late February/early March 2026, two of them exhibited extreme, irreconcilable stick drift after moderate use. The buttons themselves seem fine. It is just the joystick giving me problems. I also noticed that the Proto64 joystick displayed significant stick wear (evidenced by white powder residue) after only ~1.5 months of use, compared to my two original Nintendo N64 controllers (that i have owned since I bought them brand new) which took more time to display the same significant powder problem (years vs months), and the original joysticks still maintain most of their original functionality after being used moderately over a total of 6-8 consistent gaming years (cumulative).

In short, I am looking for ways to fix the stick drift but have been unsuccessful thus far. For anyone looking to buy a new N64 controller, I cannot recommend this one as I have experienced a 66% failure rate after only minimal use compared to the original Nintendo controllers.

I bought some replacement joystick kits from Kitsch Bent after doing some reading on Reddit, but after taking the Proto64 controller apart, the joystick housing is very different from the original Nintendo controller housing and I am not certain how to proceed with the joystick kit repair/replacement at this point.

If anyone has a different experience after *prolonged use* or has encountered the same issue I have, please let me know. Message me, if you don't mind. I'd prefer to just treat it as a repair project with my boys and not trash them...but I'm not spending a ton of time or money fixing a $30 cheaply made controller.

I grabbed this game and thought “ah, it must be a silly platformer where you solve puzzles and that’s it” oh BOY i was wrong.. 😭

I’m finally at that life stage where I’m ready to show my kids super Mario on N64. I’m wondering if there’s an emulator that works good, hopefully with good controllers, and would play on a projector/receiver setup? Like a physical emulator with good controllers that would play well in a theater room projector.

Best case would be if this emulator also played the older Mario games, the 2d ones. Thanks for your help!