#SUPER MARIO 64 CARTRIDGE DOWNLOAD#

Even the images on the website show the seal on the cartridge’s box to be intact. While the game can be ordinarily bought at a used game store for fairly cheap, what made this copy so much more valuable is the mint condition of the packaging. Or it could always be brought up (at least the “official-concept”) at the Investor’s Meeting on the 26th of the month.Īnyways, thanks again for a great show, looking forward to listening to the new one later today.A cartridge of Nintendo's popular Super Mario 64 was sold at an auction for $1.56 million (around Rs 11.6 crores) shattering previously made records, while also becoming the first-ever game to cross the $1 million mark.Īlso Read: Someone Paid $156,000 For Super Mario 3, Making It Most Expensive Game Ever Sold Again, maybe its grasping at straws, but I want to believe. I noticed in your headline for the newest episode you posted today, that still no NX news, well maybe its grasping at straws, but I’m hoping in the rumor/statement made by Macquarie Group (banking firm) that the NX is suposed to be unveiled this coming week on the 21st. Oh and thanks for the explanation of the “First Skunk Bundle.” Sounds like a real rip-off. Totally understandable why they are trying to drum up support then. Oh and I feel like I learned something new, I wasn’t aware that Ubisoft was trying to be bought out. That was a great multi-player party game. I loved your look back at the N64 while other Nintendo consoles have had better game line-ups, namely the SNES, the N64 is my personal favorite.Super Mario 64, Ocarina of Time, Mario Kart 64 (still the best Mario Kart), and Rogue Squadron are some of my favorite games from the console. Anyways, just want you to know that all your hard work is really appreciated! Wonderful show as always! I’m so sorry, I haven’t been commenting again before the next new episode. Discussion: Nintendo 64’s 20th Anniversary.CommanderVideo Coming Back In Runner3 ().

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#SUPER MARIO 64 CARTRIDGE DOWNLOAD#

Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 2:05:23 - 57.8MB) You can also follow us on Twitter stay in the loop on all site happenings. What’s your favorite N64 memory? Let us know in the comments below! If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe to us on iTunes, Google Play Music, or your podcasting app of choice. The show then concludes with a celebration of the N64’s 20th anniversary, including our favorite memories of the system and a discussion of how it’s still relevant to Nintendo two decades later. From there we switch to software, bringing you the latest on Pokemon Sun & Moon and early theories about the newly announced Runner3, followed by impressions of the Wii U’s questionable First Skunk Bundle and Nindie arcade throwback SphereZor.

We then look towards NX, analyzing recent comments from top Pokemon Company and Ubisoft executives and what they may mean about the mysterious console. If there’s one phrase that sums up this episode of the Random Nintendo Podcast, it’s “what’s old is new again.” We start off with the latest on the NES Classic Edition, taking a look at just how authentic it will be to its larger 80s cousin. 80s arcade-style gaming is alive and well on the eShop. On Octoby Jason Rechtman, Angel Salado, and Kevin Gomez

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