We all know video games are awesome, but some games are so innovative that they define new mechanics and features that change gaming as we know it. In this video, we’ll be taking a look at 5 such ground-breaking titles from the era of the Nintendo 64. Each of these games are credited with pushing the limits of their genre, or in some cases, defining new genres entirely. Check out my top list of 5 N64 games that were ahead of their time! Thanks for watching!
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Hey guys! Let me know if you have your own favorite games that were "ahead of their time"! 🙂 Thanks for watching.
Edit: Keep in mind, this list is not definitive 😉 Some of these mechanics can arguably be found in similar titles of the era, but I hope you'll agree they all deserve praise for their accomplishments. 🙂
Can you have me and my family? We're 11 and 5.
I know how innovative SM64 was but then you gotta realize how popular SM64 was to the point where the spots in this video should show less known games.
Hybrid heaven.
It's an ethernet port. In a cartridge.
Let me repeat that.
it's an ethernet port…
IN A N I N T E N D O 6 4 C A R T R I D G E
N 64 is a failure but quite a cosy console
The Nintendo 64 will always have a special place in my heart. I used to play at least a few titles on the console when I was young, even though I rarely played on the console. My favourite titles on the console included the Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time, Super Mario 64, Donkey Kong 64, and South Park 64. I also played Mario Kart 64, Vigilante 8 Second Offense, PilotWings 64, and BattleTanx to name a few more. I have briefly played a couple of other titles that either I owned or one of my old friends owned.
I saw mario odyssey in the screen and for a second i tough
"Yeah it was cool when it was release on that time" xd
Winback
Oh wow so maybe that’s the idea behind all the alien eastereggs in gta
Body Harvest is a awesome game!!!!!
Sin and Punishment
Is that a sega Dreamcast in ur intro lol
My son loves Japan chess
I just want to say that I came across your channel while searching for 3D games on SNES, and I'm glad that I did because I'm astonished by the sheer magnitude of amazing content on your channel. On top of the interesting lecture of obscure bits in the video gaming history, your videos are of an impressive quality, both in production and writing. 😀 I have no reason not to subscribe, lol.
I'm surprised Hey You, Pikachu wasn't included cause it used a microphone to talk to Pikachu in the game as well as do commands.
Did Unreal have secondary fire first?
OH MAN! I forgot about that Perfect Dark music!
Nintendo didnt like violence lol and they have mk11 on the switch xD
Body Harvest and Winback both blew my mind. My face is oozing with nostalgia for the past.
Imagine today if you had to pick between two consoles, A & B.
A has stronger graphics, online multiplayer and uses analogue sticks straight out of the box.
B on the other hand has none of that, is more expensive and you have to pay extra to save.
In some ways things were really different back then. B (also known as the PS1) sounds like a joke by todays standards, yet it sold pretty well. A (N64) on the other hand did have some really strong exclusives, but it didn't manage to hit quite as hard as other Nintendos like the SNES or Switch.
I gots to go with rainbow six seige 2. The multiplayer terrorist hunt and rappeling upside down shooting thru windows was pretty cool.
Drew: "Animal Forest had one of the first internal clock's that would later influence Pokemon." Release date: 04/2001
Pokémon Gold and Silver
: "Am I a joke to you?" Release date: 11/1999
Can’t wait for new horizons
Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem innovated with a sanity meter, complete with 4th wall-breaking gameplay and content… I'd say it impacted The Suffering a couple years later…which oh so shamelessly was canned for the GameCube.
Goldeneye is one of the best games ever i played it thousands of hours. But Perfect Dark …..i cant do anything with it. Anyone else?
Halo Combat Evolved is only 1 year younger than perfect dark but it is way better
I'd choose Goldeneye 007 for this list, instead of Perfec Dark. However, considering PD in it, you should've remembered the cooperative multiplayer mode! That was AWESOME! :DDD
At 6:43 there is the PlayStation buttons on the sign in the background
4:18 WE HAVE TECHNOLOGY!
winback multiplayer!
an informative, well structured and succinct video. well done
6:44 I can see the PlayStation letters
Something I don’t get.
Pokemon GS Was released in 1999 in Japan, and Animal Forest in 2001.
How could Animal forest inspire the clock system of Pokemon?
Who else is here after 999,000 views
How was conkers bad fur day not on this