Quest 64 Official
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The only account dedicated to letting people know what's fresh and new in the world of Nintendo 64 and Quest 64, a game that hasn't changed for 20+ years.
Sports DudeBro:
"Hey nerd, anime and manga are lame!
Anyways here's my favorite sports game from the 90s with kick ass music and slick cutaway animations and vibrant visuals that was totally unlike the other sports games from the time, and this cool company Tecmo made it"
"Hey nerd, anime and manga are lame!
Anyways here's my favorite sports game from the 90s with kick ass music and slick cutaway animations and vibrant visuals that was totally unlike the other sports games from the time, and this cool company Tecmo made it"
November 21, 2025 at 1:22 AM
Sports DudeBro:
"Hey nerd, anime and manga are lame!
Anyways here's my favorite sports game from the 90s with kick ass music and slick cutaway animations and vibrant visuals that was totally unlike the other sports games from the time, and this cool company Tecmo made it"
"Hey nerd, anime and manga are lame!
Anyways here's my favorite sports game from the 90s with kick ass music and slick cutaway animations and vibrant visuals that was totally unlike the other sports games from the time, and this cool company Tecmo made it"
November 19, 1997 ClayFighter 63 1/3rd debuted on the N64 in PAL territories!
Interplay brought in a Disney sound director for voice-overs; the cast included Rob Paulsen, Frank Welker, and Dan Castellaneta (all with a HUGE credits list) recording 30-40 unique voice lines for each character!
Interplay brought in a Disney sound director for voice-overs; the cast included Rob Paulsen, Frank Welker, and Dan Castellaneta (all with a HUGE credits list) recording 30-40 unique voice lines for each character!
November 19, 2025 at 5:04 PM
November 19, 1997 ClayFighter 63 1/3rd debuted on the N64 in PAL territories!
Interplay brought in a Disney sound director for voice-overs; the cast included Rob Paulsen, Frank Welker, and Dan Castellaneta (all with a HUGE credits list) recording 30-40 unique voice lines for each character!
Interplay brought in a Disney sound director for voice-overs; the cast included Rob Paulsen, Frank Welker, and Dan Castellaneta (all with a HUGE credits list) recording 30-40 unique voice lines for each character!
November 18 1999, WrestleMania 2000 debuted on the N64 in the Americas!
With a Gameshark, "Computer Intelligence Mode" becomes available, allowing you to adjust how your wrestler fights under CPU control, like offensive/defensive tendencies and what they do outside the ring!
With a Gameshark, "Computer Intelligence Mode" becomes available, allowing you to adjust how your wrestler fights under CPU control, like offensive/defensive tendencies and what they do outside the ring!
November 18, 2025 at 2:31 PM
November 18 1999, WrestleMania 2000 debuted on the N64 in the Americas!
With a Gameshark, "Computer Intelligence Mode" becomes available, allowing you to adjust how your wrestler fights under CPU control, like offensive/defensive tendencies and what they do outside the ring!
With a Gameshark, "Computer Intelligence Mode" becomes available, allowing you to adjust how your wrestler fights under CPU control, like offensive/defensive tendencies and what they do outside the ring!
November 17 1999, Rocket: Robot on Wheels debuted on the N64 in the Americas!
This Sucker Punch jawn was going to be simply called "Sprocket" and carried that through much of development.
Months before release the change was made as an undisclosed third party had already paid for the trademark!💵💰
This Sucker Punch jawn was going to be simply called "Sprocket" and carried that through much of development.
Months before release the change was made as an undisclosed third party had already paid for the trademark!💵💰
November 17, 2025 at 5:55 PM
November 17 1999, Rocket: Robot on Wheels debuted on the N64 in the Americas!
This Sucker Punch jawn was going to be simply called "Sprocket" and carried that through much of development.
Months before release the change was made as an undisclosed third party had already paid for the trademark!💵💰
This Sucker Punch jawn was going to be simply called "Sprocket" and carried that through much of development.
Months before release the change was made as an undisclosed third party had already paid for the trademark!💵💰