Nintendo 64 Collection

[GamerSam]

I was thinking of collecting N64 Games, it seems alot more possible than most systems to make a complete collection. Anyone on here have a huge legit collection? I was also gonna work on listing all my games, systems, and accessories, so I was curious what everyone else has. Anyway here is my collection:

Hardware:
N64 NTSC-U/C Grey
NUS-001 USA
ACC Power Supply NUS-002
Controller Pak NUS-004
Jumper Pak NUS-008
Expansion Pak NUS-007
Rumble Pak NUS-013
Cleaning Kit Deck Cleaner NUS-014

Official Controllers:
1 Black
1 Clear Purple

Games:
Bomberman 64 USA
Bomberman Hero USA
F-Zero X USA
Goldeneye 007 USA
Jet force Gemini USA
Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards USA
Mischief Makers USA
Perfect Dark (With Box and Manual.) USA
Pokemon Snap USA
Star Wars Rogue Squadron USA
The Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time USA
The Legend Of Zelda: Majora's Mask USA
Winback USA

Other:
GameShark Pro V3.3 (Complete package)
Dex Drive (Complete package)

[SpuzzHardwick]

You've got a long way to go if your aim is a complete collection but it's a great start! The games you do have are some of the best the system had to offer in my opinion. Especially 'Mischief Makers'

[Drageuth]

You've got a couple of solid titles there, for sure. N64 is also a great place to start for beginning collectors -- it has a relatively small library and there aren't that many "extremely rare" titles for it.

You might want to start by taking a look at the complete NTSC N64 library, to give you an idea how the task ahead looks. You currently own 12/296 US released titles (excluding major variants). A great resource for learning some of this would be to check out NintendoAge.com -- they have a very comprehensive and easy to use database that lists all or almost all games across all of the Nintendo platforms. The N64 one can be found here. That should also give you an idea of the rarity of some of the items -- that is something you should keep in mind while you are looking for more games, as some of the rare items don't come up that often.

Nintendo 64 is definitely the most accessible of all of the "retro" systems to start collecting, though. There are only one or two games that reach into the "somewhat pricey" bracket, and even the most expensive of those is still a helluva lot cheaper than what I've paid for some of my NES games.

As for people with large collections... there are a few of us here, but I don't know if anyone collects N64 games. I'll scoop up the occasional one here and there, but I'm mostly NES.

[Pokemongenius]

I have 35 N64 titles and a 12 year old N64 so keep at the collection there.

In no order my games are:

Banjo Kazooie
Banjo Tooie
Bust-A-Move 99
Donkey Kong 64
Diddy Kong Racing
Glover 64
Mario Golf
Mario Tennis
Mario Party 2
Mario Party 3
Pokemon Stadium
Pokemon Stadium 2
Pokemon Snap
Goldeneye 007
Perfect Dark
Smash Bros
Mario Kart
Star Fox
Rampage World Tour
Spider-Man
Tetrisphere
Killer Instinct Gold
Fighters Destiny
Zelda OOT
Zelda Majoras Mask
Hey You Pikachu
Kirby 64
Pokemon Puzzle League
Paper Mario
Yoshi's Story
Castlevania 64
Used to own South Park

I dunno if thats the full list since I gotta get running I'll come back and edit it next time lol.

[Cosmic]

I have a small N64 collection but I'm more interested in playing than collecting so I go for loose carts unless it's something really special.

I will admit to being slightly proud of my mint boxed copy of Conker's Bad Fur Day though.

[Drageuth]

I will admit to being slightly proud of my mint boxed copy of Conker's Bad Fur Day though.

You bastard.

Whenever I get around to collecting N64 games, I'm going to start with the expensive ones like CBFD, Clayfighters Sculptor's Cut and Starcraft 64, just to get them out of the way. Then I just have to wait for good prices on the more common ones.

This is my plan. I probably will not stick to it.

[Cosmic]

Honestly I'd be more inclined to wait on the expensive ones. Most of them really aren't that rare and do come around for more sensible prices if you're patient. Conker was roughly the same price as a cart only copy.

[Beelzebub]

You bastard.

Whenever I get around to collecting N64 games, I'm going to start with the expensive ones like CBFD, Clayfighters Sculptor's Cut and Starcraft 64, just to get them out of the way. Then I just have to wait for good prices on the more common ones.

This is my plan. I probably will not stick to it.

There's a sales thread on NeoGeo.com forum for a sealed Conker's for $200+ shipping.

[Drageuth]

That's actually an amazing price.

[GamerSam]

thanks for all the feedback, I don't think I'll realistically collect a full complete n64 collection, since we ll know the boxes are pretty much all gone, and most manuals discarded.

[Jackhammer]

I have most of the big name carts, but also a V64 and Everdrive 64 which can play more or less every game. Some require patching, but the vast majority run without patching.

[GamerSam]

I have most of the big name carts, but also a V64 and Everdrive 64 which can play more or less every game. Some require patching, but the vast majority run without patching.

I wanted to get those as well, sadly my current budget does not allow to get a Everdrive 64, if ones available, also I have no idea where to get a V64

[Jackhammer]

The V64 comes up on eBay now and again. So do other old backup units such as the CD64 and Z64. There value has taken a slight hit since the release of cart based backup units like the 64drive and ED64.

[GamerSam]

The V64 comes up on eBay now and again. So do other old backup units such as the CD64 and Z64. There value has taken a slight hit since the release of cart based backup units like the 64drive and ED64.

Wish I could have them all, even if that is redundant.

[Pokemongenius]

thanks for all the feedback, I don't think I'll realistically collect a full complete n64 collection, since we ll know the boxes are pretty much all gone, and most manuals discarded.

you got me on that one when u said manuals discarded. Mine were ripped, torn, destroyed, and thrown away along with the boxes.