I played Mario Kart 64 yesterday with my Sis and my Girlfriend. We only played for half an hour before we went back to play Mario Kart 7.

Super Smash Bros 64

I never said I hated Chrono Trigger!

Please still have butt secks with me!

spurgeonryan said: lestatdark said: Pretty much anytime I want, but the last time that I did was to replay a bit of Parasite Eve on my PSP. As for N64, I took Jet Force Gemini a spin a couple of months ago. You should have added Saturn to that list. Some of us here gave some loved to that ill-fated machine! You shall never be forgotten, dear Saturn Jet Force Gemini. Recently a friend and I started out to beat the game 100 percent. When I had the game 10 years ago, I had it stolen before I could make it to the last tribal guy and get the part. Oh my God I have spent 100's of hours on that game now. Also erased my game once... That is a  great game, Rare should remake it for the 360, just don't make it too strange Rare! Perfect Dark and Banjo did not have the same feeling on the 360 as they did on the 64.

I really hope current Rare doesn't dare to touch the N64 classics. The only good remake they made was Conker's Bad Fur Day and that was because most of the original team was still around.

A few months ago I downloaded mario party 2 from the Virtual console. My brother and I played that game to completion, 50 turns with hard computers. Plenty of fun, and it made me wish that mario party 3 was available to download!

On a tangent, If you don't like Mario party 1 or 2, then your opinion on the Mario party series means nothing to me.I love arguing on gameFAQS, telling everyone that the series needs to return to its roots.

Probably 2002.

Well played, sir.  Though I always considered the "special" stages to simply be an extention of the star road, but point taken nonetheless.  When Ryan said the star road sucks though, we all knew he was talking about the special stages and not the 1-Up fests that were the actual star road stages (except for the last one with the key that unlocks the special area of course).

I open up my N64 every couple of months, if i'm at home and have a gap of a week or so between beating a game and buying a new game. Some age better than others, just like any generation

BTW, I still have my PS1 and N64 ready to play on our TV, and have a few such games on our Virtual Console and PSP.

I'm currently playing Final Fantasy Tactics on the PSP which is pretty much the same game as it was on the PS1 except for added cut scenes and a few extra features its still a great game.