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N64 on the go

Every so often in the retro gaming space we get something very cool to report on. Something that has clear passion behind it and also celebrates our love of these old games. Well, that is exactly what we thought when we saw this custom portable N64. The design was created by Handheld Gameplayer, who runs Twitter (X) and YouTube accounts. They showed me what they had created and it only
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Five Nights at Freddy’s 64: A Homebrew N64 FNAF Port

It’s fair to say that the horror game Five Nights at Freddy’s has grown into something of a phenomenon, with a big-screen adaptation recently released, though its 15 certificate in the UK has caused some consternation, due to it preventing a large chunk of the game’s predominantly young fanbase from seeing the film at the cinema.However, thanks to Rosie Sapphire’s Five Nights at Freddy’s 64 port, N64-owning fans of the
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2 More Nintendo Switch Online Pokemon Games Added

Nintendo Switch Online has continued its quest to catch ‘em all, where the “‘em” in question are classic Pokemon games previously released for retro formats. The latest Nintendo Switch Online Pokemon games to be added to the catalogue for subscribers are Game Boy Colour’s Pokemon Trading Card Game and Nintendo 64’s Pokemon Stadium 2, the sequel to Pokemon Stadium (obv!), which hit the service back in April.Both games hit the
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Radiohead’s OK Computer – reimagined using Nintendo 64 sounds

Talented Youtuber on4word has recreated the entirety of Radiohead's masterpiece OK Computer album using sounds from famous Nintendo 64 games. Games such as Super Mario 64, Mario Kart 64, Banjo Kazooie, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, and many more have had their sounds extracted and re-used to create something truly special. The complete track listing along with its gaming source is: Airbag [Super Mario 64] Paranoid Android [Mario
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Xeno Crisis – arena shooter favourite comes to GameCube and N64

Xeno Crisis, the critically acclaimed arena shooter from Bitmap Bureau, is heading to Nintendo GameCube and Nintendo 64. In a surprise announcement yesterday, the indie publisher explained this was no April Fool and that pre-orders are open. The new Nintendo ports of Xeno Crisis are expected to be shipping in three to four weeks. There is a choice of USA, European and Japanese variants with all orders including a complimentary
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GoldenEye – much wanted Switch release out Jan 27th

ITS HERE! Everyone has been waiting for the Nintendo Switch to get a port of the N64's GoldenEye 007 and we now know it will appear this Friday thanks to a tweet from Nintendo. The announcement confirms many of the things we already know. The port has been developed to fit the widescreen display of the Switch and it will include online multiplayer. The release is part of the Nintendo
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Pre-order Polymega Ultra Module for N64 Now

Here at Fusion R Gamer, we’re old enough to remember when the Polymega was the stuff of playground rumours. A games console that could run cartridges from multiple manufacturers?! Surely not?!Well, these days, the Polymega is an actual thing you can buy. The Polymega works by adding different modules for each console you want to run cartridges for. And the Polymega Ultra Module for N64, named in reference to the
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Wave Race heading to Nintendo Switch Online

Wave Race, the 1996 jet-ski simulation released on N64, is heading to Nintendo Switch Online this Friday, 19th August. The news was revealed in a Tweet from Nintendo of America this morning. The game is famous for its realistic wave effects and for allowing the player to ride dolphins once they complete the main game and enter a cheat code. A short trailer was also released to showcase the game.
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Portal64 – Demaking a classic on Nintendo

There's a great tech demo that's just hit YouTube showing early development work on an N64 version of the classic Portal. Despite being over a quarter of a century old, Nintendo's classic hardware is still popular and homebrew demakes are all the rage. YouTuber James Lambert has uploaded progress, showing off working portals, physics, cube objects, and nostalgic graphics. For those that want to see how it's done, you can