A Comprehensive N64 Encyclopedia Is Coming Soon To North America
Gamers with a particular soft spot for the 64-bit era of video games will soon be able to read all about it in a comprehensive guide specifically for the Nintendo 64 coming soon to North America called The N64 Encyclopedia: Every Game Released For The Nintendo 64. From Sony's PlayStation to Nintendo'sN64, that era is truly memorable for many fans. If not for the graphics alone, it would be for the many notable titles at the time. Having a piece of literature dedicated solely to that specific era is no doubt exciting.
The 64-bit entry was first launched in Japan in 1996, and it hit markets in North America a year later. Once the N64 made its way to shelves in Japan, Nintendo sold all 300,000 units on its release date. Later consoles were reserved ahead of time, costing fans a lot of money. Nintendo 64 would also be the last home console to use cartridges until the Nintendo Switch came on the market.
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Confirm Date and Time for Next Trailer
The author of the upcoming The N64 Encyclopedia: Every Game Released For The Nintendo 64, Chris Scullion, is no stranger to writing comprehensive guides to consoles. This will be his latest entry in his gaming encyclopedias series, previously having covered the NES, SNES, and even Sega Genesis. Through an incredible 264 pages, gamers will be able to delve deep into the history behind what made the N64 so interesting. Topics of interest that gamers will be able to read about include what happened to the Nintendo 64DD add-on and the 400 games included in the guide, which also covers Japanese releases. Many of its iconic games have even inspired today's fans to reinvent them, such as a fan who createda mod for GoldenEye 007 that incorporated Mario characters.
It's no
Read more on gamerant.com
