Examining if memories of video games from the 1980s and 1990s represent classics that truly stand the test of time.
Yoshi’s Story for Nintendo 64 (N64) arrived in March 1998. Although some thought it was supposed to be a 2D sequel to Yoshi’s Island (Super NES), it certainly went in a different direction. Most people call Yoshi’s Story a disappointment, but did you enjoy the game?
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Just like Super Mario Bros. brought gaming to a whole new level back in 1985, Super Mario 64 ushered us into a new era in 1996—the third dimension. There is no doubt that it was groundbreaking when it was released for Nintendo 64 (N64). Now the question becomes, is Super Mario 64 still one of video gaming’s all-time best?
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Mario Kart 64 for Nintendo 64 (N64), which was released in February 1997, ended up being the N64’s second best-selling game of all time. Since Mario Kart fans are so passionate, how does Mario Kart 64 compare with the other games in the series?
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Mario Golf for Nintendo 64 (N64) came from the same developers who created Hot Shots Golf on the PlayStation. Mario Golf was released in July 1999. What do you think about the game now?
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