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The magazine N64 11: articles

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64DD: The next step (2 pages)

Japan is holding its breath for it. Nintendo is banking on it. And here at N64 Magazine we can't wait to get our hands on it. At Space World, however, we could only peer longingly through a pane of glass at it.

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How to... infiltrate a Japanese games show. (4 pages)

Based on our recent experiences at Space World '97, we here offer a comprehensive guide to the job of reporting (fairly) live from Tokyo.

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Space World 1997 (25 pages)

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Talk: ahead of the game? (4 pages)

There are two men at Nintendo who hope they can see the future. One looks after the money and one looks after Mario. It's vital for all of us that both of them get things right.

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Joy Kreg in Les news Nintendo64EVER
Up ! Il y a du nouveau de côté de la nouvelle version ?

Joy Kreg in Les news Nintendo64EVER
A part Limited Run Games qui a réédité certains jeux sur cartouches et les deux exemples que tu as donnés, c'est le grand désert niveau édition

Joy Kreg in Les news Nintendo64EVER
A l'époque ici, c'était surtout des FrF, et ça oscillait entre 399 FrF (60,82€) et 479 FrF (73,02€) pour les jeux ordinaires, certaines

Joy Kreg in Les news Nintendo64EVER
Sans compter qu'en plus, des cartouches peuvent contenir des versions différentes d'un jeu sans que les boîtes et notices s'en trouvent modifiées.

justAplayer in Les accessoires
Bientôt un mois et je suis toujours sur SM64 Beyond the cursed mirror, il est loin d'être facile ! Edit 09/24 : Ca y est, on l'a poncé avec mon

justAplayer in Les accessoires
Oui ! Je compte bien faire des essais de tout ça ! Pour le moment je me suis plongé dans une autre rom hack (Super Mario 64 : Beyond the cursed

Zestorm in Les accessoires
C'estpas mal car on peut aussi jouer aux jeux 64DD, unreleased, hacks,... et même aux jeux ALECK 64, qui est une borne d'arcade basée sur la N64.

LordSuprachris in Les accessoires
Merci pour le retour. Je compte m'en prendre un dans le futur mais pour le moment, j'ai d'autres priorités d'achat.