How to Buy a Nintendo 64 System

If you're deciding whether or not to buy a Nintendo 64, peruse the following to help you make an informed decision.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Televisions
• Nintendo 64
• Nintendo 64 Carrying Cases
• Nintendo 64 Controllers
• Nintendo 64 Expansion Packs
• Nintendo 64 Games
• Nintendo 64 Memory Packs
• Nintendo 64 Rumble Packs
• Video Games

1. Know what specific features are unique to the Nintendo 64: a 64-bit CPU; D-RAM 36M-bit memory; sound/graphics and pixel drawing co-processors; 640 x 480 dots graphic resolution and 21-bit color video output.

2. Be aware that the Nintendo 64 is noted for its excellent graphics, its ports for four players and its ease in operation.

3. Expect to find a base model Nintendo 64 (two controllers and no games) for $100 - other Nintendo packages that include games start at $120. Games range from $40-$70.

4. Remember that the Nintendo 64 has been out for some time now. As a result, numerous games and accessories have been created to enhance your experience.

5. Find a Nintendo 64 at local and online electronic and toy retailers.

Tips & Warnings

• Generally speaking, the more games you play on your system, the more enjoyment you'll get out of it. Action, adventure, combat, racing and role-playing games are available for the Nintendo 64.
• Consider renting a Nintendo 64 beforehand to help you decide if you want to make the purchase. Numerous video rental venues afford this option.
• The Dolphin, Nintendo's latest gaming console, is tentatively scheduled to be released in October of 2000, in time for next year's holiday season.

on 11/22/2005 You can buy a second-hand Nintendo for a lot less than a new 1. Make sure it has all the wires. If the reset button is broken, it doesn't matter coz you don't need it but you can lower the price if this is the case. Second-hand N64s are an easier option.

on 11/22/2005 When buying a used N64, be sure that the joystick isn't broken.