I loved the N64 so much that i Still play MK64.

Best. Console. Ever.

Really?  I though they were breakable and had 2 controller ports and only one color and no RAM expansion?

 WTF!?  Sorry, leo-j.  The PS-1 had many of those features, and often times, took a Nintendo idea and made it better (Dual Analog, instead of single, two shoulder buttons instead of one, internal vibration, instead of battery powered add on) but Nintendo did them first.  That's how Sony got the reputation of not being creative.  It's okay though because pretty much all technology today is an improved version of what someone else discovered.

I still remember freaking out when I first used the analog stick. Oh crap I can just barely touch it and he he barely moves, and the farther I push it the faster he runs! In any direction! Agh!!!!

 ps1 had 3d graphics, and there was a system before either the ps1 or N64 that had analog control

The SNES had 3D graphics too. So did the Genesis (Star Fox, and Virtua Racing, among others). Analog was unknown amongst the world of console gaming. So was force feedback (rumble). The PS1 was an awesome system, in my opinion, more fun than the N64, but the systems innovations couldn't be denied.

 like which ones?

Very few, and none in such an elegant, easy-to-control manner.  One of the unsung revolutionary features on the N64 was its' inclusion of buttons dedicated to camera control (even if they were often used for non-camera functions).

OT: The N64 is probaby my favourite (non-current-gen) console.  I say 'non-current-gen' because I'm waiting for the next-gen to put perspective on this generation.

Added horsepower aside, the N64 had many, many games that are often regarded as completely revolutionary, and just plain awesome.

-Mario 64 revolutionized platforming (and 3D gaming itself)

-Zelda.  We could finaly live out those dreams of going on a grand, sword-slinging adventure in full 3D.  The fact that games in the same genre today often claim (falsely) that they are "better than Ocarina of Time" speaks volumes here.

-Goldeneye and Perfect Dark proved that consoles can be viable platforms for FPS games, and even preferrable in multiplayer situations.

-Star Fox 64.  This game is the reason why Rumble technology is standard and expected for all consoles currently.

It also had many, many games that were just amazing experiences in their own right:

-Super Smash Bros

-Banjo-Kazooie/Tooie

-Conker's Bad Fur Day

-Tetrisphere

-Wrestlemania 2000 (WRESTLER CREATOR FTW!!)

-Tetrisphere

-Mario Kart

-Diddy Kong Racing

-Donkey Kong 64

-Pokemon Stadium

-Pokemon Snap! (Yes, it's one of my faves on the system.  Sue me )

but ps1's 3D games werent able to move freely,SM64 did that