Nintendo 64 Anthology Classic Edition
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| Rating | : | 4.24 (682 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1605849405 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 360 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-09-25 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
September 29th, 2016, marks the Nintendo 64's twentieth anniversary. To celebrate the birth of this incredibly avant-gardist machine, Matt Manent has written the most comprehensive and remarkable book about this legendary console. By interviewing the people involved at the time - Martin Hollis (Rare - GoldenEye) and Eric Caen (Titus - Superman; acknowledged as one of the machine's worst games)- Matt Manent has worked to make this book an encyclopedia honoring the Nintendo 64 we've all come to love.. 348 pages long, this book inventories and chronicles the entire game library (388 games sold in Japan, the US, Europe, and Australia), sifts through the canceled games, accessories, collector's editions, and, of course, every Nintendo 64 version and bundle
Essential for every Nintendo 6Essential for every Nintendo 64 fan Justin M Comprehensive. I pre-ordered this thinking it would be a good reference book, something I could flip through to reminisce on some of my fondest gaming memories; however, when I received it I was surprised at the depth and scope of this book. Yes, it includes a half or full page write-up on all 388 N64 games (Japanese, NA and PAL) with cover art and screenshots which would have been enough, but it also includes a lengthy history on the development and life of the system itself. It has extensive segments on every accessory released (b. fan Comprehensive. I pre-ordered this thinking it would be a good reference book, something I could flip through to reminisce on some of my fondest gaming memories; however, when I received it I was surprised at the depth and scope of this book. Yes, it includes a half or full page write-up on all 388 N6Essential for every Nintendo 64 fan Justin M Comprehensive. I pre-ordered this thinking it would be a good reference book, something I could flip through to reminisce on some of my fondest gaming memories; however, when I received it I was surprised at the depth and scope of this book. Yes, it includes a half or full page write-up on all 388 N64 games (Japanese, NA and PAL) with cover art and screenshots which would have been enough, but it also includes a lengthy history on the development and life of the system itself. It has extensive segments on every accessory released (b. games (Japanese, NA and PAL) with cover art and screenshots which would have been enough, but it also includes a lengthy history on the development and life of the system itself. It has extensive segments on every accessory released (b. THE Definitive N6THE Definitive N64 Book - Don't hesitate to buy this! Donny ******SMALL UPDATE****I've been going through this book more thoroughly, but I do want to note that, like some review here say, there are some awkward typos! Some things that should have been caught - ". Dream Team of Fifftteenth Developers.", weird characters out of place ",Castlevania release.a." and inconsistent capitalization. the WCW/NWO World Tour first spells WCW as "WCW" then goes "WcW" for the rest of the description; then it back to "WCW" when its referenced in the other games or WWE/WWF games. My review still stands - I r. Book - Don't hesitate to buy this! ******SMALL UPDATE****I've been going through this book more thoroughly, but I do want to note that, like some review here say, there are some awkward typos! Some things that should have been caught - ". Dream Team of Fifftteenth Developers.", weird characters out of place ",Castlevania release.a." and inconsistent capitalization. the WCW/NWO World Tour first spells WCW as "WCW" then goes "WcW" for the rest of the description; then it back to "WCW" when its referenced in the other games or WWE/WWF games. My review still stands - I r. "A must for N6A must for N64 fans or collectors. Adam I bought this book because of the nostalgia I have for playing the Nintendo 64. If you are a fan of the system, or you want to go down memory lane, I would recommend this book. The first third of the book is about the development of the system, some history of Nintendo and interviews with some of the game developers. There is also a fair amount of technical info if that interests you. I read most of the beginning of the book, but the game profiles was what I was really after. The authors detail each game produced for the N64 to incl. fans or collectors." according to Adam. I bought this book because of the nostalgia I have for playing the Nintendo 6A must for N64 fans or collectors. Adam I bought this book because of the nostalgia I have for playing the Nintendo 64. If you are a fan of the system, or you want to go down memory lane, I would recommend this book. The first third of the book is about the development of the system, some history of Nintendo and interviews with some of the game developers. There is also a fair amount of technical info if that interests you. I read most of the beginning of the book, but the game profiles was what I was really after. The authors detail each game produced for the N64 to incl. . If you are a fan of the system, or you want to go down memory lane, I would recommend this book. The first third of the book is about the development of the system, some history of Nintendo and interviews with some of the game developers. There is also a fair amount of technical info if that interests you. I read most of the beginning of the book, but the game profiles was what I was really after. The authors detail each game produced for the N6A must for N64 fans or collectors. Adam I bought this book because of the nostalgia I have for playing the Nintendo 64. If you are a fan of the system, or you want to go down memory lane, I would recommend this book. The first third of the book is about the development of the system, some history of Nintendo and interviews with some of the game developers. There is also a fair amount of technical info if that interests you. I read most of the beginning of the book, but the game profiles was what I was really after. The authors detail each game produced for the N64 to incl. to incl