#n64art

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Fire place in Mad Monster Mansion, from ‘Banjo Kazooie’ @Rareltd @Rare_Gamer

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Bring back the purple clear N64 controller! 

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Nintendo Magazine System AU #62, April 1998 - A game called ‘Teo’ was intended for the N64DD, but never came out.

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Artwork of Goemon, from @Konami’s ‘Mystical Ninja’ on the Nintendo 64.

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Artwork from @Rareltd’s ‘Banjo-Tooie’ from the Nintendo 64, with the duo using their abilities.

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Suzy, from ‘Tonic Trouble’ on the Nintendo 64. @Ubisoft

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What color controller did you have for your N64?

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In Japan ‘Jet Force Gemini’ was called ‘Startwins’. This was the cover artwork. @Rareltd  

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The tribal race, from ’Jet Force Gemini’. @Rareltd

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The Rumble Pak for the N64. 

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King Jeff, from ’Jet Force Gemini’. @Rareltd

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Velo, from ’Jet Force Gemini’. @Rareltd

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The manual cover for the Japanese version of‘Jet Force Gemini’. @Rareltd 

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Floyd, from ’Jet Force Gemini’. @Rareltd

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‘Tonic Trouble’ by @Ubisoft on the Nintendo 64. Similar to Rayman visually, but somewhat forgotten now. This was the cover artwork.

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The entrance to Mad Monster Mansion, from ‘Banjo Kazooie’ @Rareltd @Rare_Gamer