The Nintendo 64 is full of fantastic games you can still have a blast playing today. Here are some you might have missed.

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We’ll throw in a vote for the Nintendo 64. The 64-bit system was a game changer ... and it also wasn’t always easy. Some games were quite difficult, occasionally too difficult.

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Doom Anthology is sold out for Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and PC at Amazon. Doom (2016) and Doom Eternal are awesome first-person ...

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