I'm not trying to poach zatSa's original post, but I think the topic is interesting, although severely limited by the built in poll generator's limit of 10 options, so let's try it a different way. Post your favorite N64 game below, and I'll tally up the votes and edit them into the original post every week.
RESULTS: 10/30/12
Banjo Kazooie - 8
Super Mario 64 - 8
Ocarina of Time - 8
Goldeneye 007 - 6
Paper Mario - 6
Star Fox 64 - 5
Conker's Bad Fur Day - 4
Super Smash Bros. - 4
Majora's Mask - 4
Donkey Kong 64 - 3
Mario Kart 64 - 3
Pokmeon Snap - 2
F-Zero - 1
Pokemon Stadium - 1
Perfect Dark - 1
Space Station Silicon Valley - 1
Bomberman: The Second Attack - 1
RE 2 - 1
Ogre Battle 64 - 1
Jet Force Gemeni - 1
UPDATED 10/28
Well now it's a direct tie between Banjo Kazooie, Mario 64 and 00T
Conker Bad Fur Day......And how are we Suppose to vote?Like in the Form of Thanks?
No, I just meant everyone make their own reply with their vote.
Well... my 2 favorite games for the N64 are "Pokemon Snap" and "LoZ: Majora's Mask".
I'm pretty sure everyone is gonna say OoT, so I am trying to like others then that one.
Mine will always be Star Fox 64.
Every game said in this thread.
My top 5:
Goldeneye 007
Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask (I have them both tied as my favorite Zelda game)
Banjo-Kazooie
Donkey Kong 64
Conker's Bad Fur DAy
What can I say. I absolutely LOVED Rare back in the Nintendo Days.
Okay, cool, I can finally post my favorite N64 game. Paper Mario.
Goldeneye and Ocarina of Time.
I only have 4 N64 games, though. Any recommendations?
F-Zero X all day every day.
Pokemon Stadium.
The kids' club was my life.
Hmm I can't pick just one soooo here we go!
1) Super Mario 64 - Well this was a no brainer, it was the first N64 game I got and for a reason, it was just so revolutionary at the time, you had to collect 120 power stars that were scattered all throughout the Peach's Castle. The levels did have a form of a difficulty curve and the music was also very catchy.
2) Banjo Kazooie - The game was just a masterpiece, the music was so atmospheric while the levels also had a difficulty curve as well. The enemies were all so awesome and so were all of the abilities you learn.
3) Paper Mario - One of my favorite RPGs growing up that I just could not get tired of replaying over and over again.
4) Donkey Kong 64 - Well this was the game that really had a lot of my childhood and food a good reason, each of the 5 kongs not only had to collect 100 bananas but they had to collect a blueprint, coins, each had their own unique abilities to learn and each Kong had 10 golden bananas they needed to collect.
5) GoldenEye 007 - One of the first FPS games that I played on a console (sorry but I played Doom and Wolfenstein when I was like 5 or so on the Mac)
Close runner-ups are:
Space Station Silicon Valley - This game was really unique, you are a robot that was sent with a human pilot to some place but you argue with him and crash land on a space station that has live eco systems with animals living within. When you crash your parts break apart and need to be found within the space station and the only way to progress is by killing the animals then take control of their bodies with a tiny moveable chip. Each animal has a unique ability that you need to use to find the end of the level. The game did not really have too much to collect, there were the occasional gold trophy you could collect if you did a certain task in that level (the first level you could get a gold heart trophy by leaving the body of a dead sheep near the ship's engines then in another animal you can climb ontop of the glass window to piss the human off so he activates the engines and burns the animal leaving a gold heart trophy.)
Resident Evil 2 - I know this came out on multiple gaming consoles but this was how I had the game.
Mario Party 1 - The first one of the series and while not my favorite (I think #3 is still my favorite) it was still amazing to play this with friends or even by yourself. The mini games were all fun to play and you had just so much you could do from picking out which stage to play, or playing the mini game island, or even playing in a practice game that features mini games you unlocked from the shop. The shop was also awesome because you could not only buy mini games, but stages (well just one but still) to random blocks to appear in the game to other stuff.
Pokemon Snap - Every kid played this game because how often do you play a game that you take pictures of Pokemon? Just one I believe, and boy does this game rock. From finding so many pokemon to using items to get them to do different stunts for more points (pikachu on a surfboard) to also taking pictures of rare pokemon landmarks; this game was so much fun to play.
If we're doing lists then here's mine-
1- Ocarina of Time- My favorite game of all time.
2- Banjo-Kazooie- This one is just so much fun.
3- Super Mario 64- I loved the idea of jumping into paintings and their being a whole world behind them.
4- Goldeneye 007- This is one I played with my brother all the time. So many awesome memories.
5- Starfox 64- Another brother game.
6- Mario Kart 64- The best game for a group of people. A classic.