played super smash bros + partial of ogre battle 64.
ssb=10/10(yes its perfect)
and dont recommend first person games.like: perfect dark,007 goldeneye etc.

He spams the same threads over and over again with extremely simple topics. He's been banned multiple times for it. 

can see this by the fact that his account has over 5000 points from replies to his threads but only 200 or so posts.... Literally just started off here with a spam of about 30 or so threads such as "list 10 games for X" or "list 10 games in X genre" or just "list things" People like to get envolved in those threads because there is often back and forth but at the beginning aviggo didn't ever reenter his own threads to see any of the effort people put into replying to his questions. But this seems to have changed a bit since he is alive and well in here.

To Aviggo tho... you bought an N64 emulator and Roms? How much did you pay? and would you like some of these magic beans?

Mario 64 agreed

Starfox 64 agreed

Goldeneye 007

Nope it was the best shooter on consoles and revolutionary. But Half Life 1 destroyed it even back then.  It aged horrendously. Its practically unplayable by now unlike Mario 64 and Starfox which are still enjoyable but as far as shooters go there are countless shooters now that are far more fun (-nostalgia for people who played it as kids).

Zelda OOT again a timeless classic and I agree its still a very enjoyable game even today.

LMFAO Its number 1 in something all right!

 Paper Mario, Wave Race 64, F-Zero X, Conker, Perfect Dark...

snowboard kids

you still haven't quite mastered quoting people, what you should do is not type inside the boxes which appear if quoting people, but to take a quote from your OP

"i bought a n64 emulator(downloaded it).it came with like 200 emulated games."

The bolded word suggests you paid for it, my magic beans were regarding an old childrens story where someone who was easily tricked into buying things swaped a farm animal for some beans which the seller suggested to him were magical. It might not be a common childrens story in Bangladesh, could even just be an Irish thing, sorry about that.