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The '''Nintendo 64''', often shortened as the '''N64''' is a fifth generation console and [[Nintendo]]'s fourth home console. It was once going to have an extension known as the Nintendo 64 DD, however it was canceled in America due to poor sales in the region where it was released (Japan). | The '''Nintendo 64''', often shortened as the '''N64''' is a fifth generation console and [[Nintendo]]'s fourth home console. It was once going to have an extension known as the Nintendo 64 DD, however it was canceled in America due to poor sales in the region where it was released (Japan). | ||
A Mother known outside of Japan by the unofficial name [[EarthBound 64]] was supposed to be released | A Mother game known outside of Japan by the unofficial name [[EarthBound 64]], but actually called Mother 3: Fall of The Pig King was supposed to be released on the Nintendo 64 DDn, and then the Nintendo 64 itself, but it was cancelled and was eventually moved to the [[Game Boy Advance]] as [[Mother 3]]. No games in the [[Mother (series)|Mother series]] where released on the Nintendo 64 because of this, however [[Ness]] was featured as a playable character in [[Super Smash Bros.]] | ||
==Features== | ==Features== | ||
Revision as of 20:02, 24 November 2011
The Nintendo 64, often shortened as the N64 is a fifth generation console and Nintendo's fourth home console. It was once going to have an extension known as the Nintendo 64 DD, however it was canceled in America due to poor sales in the region where it was released (Japan).
A Mother game known outside of Japan by the unofficial name EarthBound 64, but actually called Mother 3: Fall of The Pig King was supposed to be released on the Nintendo 64 DDn, and then the Nintendo 64 itself, but it was cancelled and was eventually moved to the Game Boy Advance as Mother 3. No games in the Mother series where released on the Nintendo 64 because of this, however Ness was featured as a playable character in Super Smash Bros.
Features
The Nintendo 64 was Nintendo's first four player console. The controllers had three points, a D-Pad, an analog stick, L and R shoulder buttons, 4 C buttons, B Button, and A Button. It was Nintendo's first 3D rendering console, displaying 64-bit graphics.
