![]() New receipts stapled on top of each other one by one until Marolled around. Money earned from that first job in retail. The US one, only to restart the process once the Australian launch was delayed to the following year. Counting down to a potential release-date big deal. I’m talking high-school graffiti big deal. Granted, there were a lot of 64-bit duds too.įor me, the Nintendo 64 was a big deal. ![]() No boring movies to sit through, or rump shaking CD music to shake our rumps to. To those who took the plunge, whilst giving a middle-finger to the slow as hell technology they called the CD-ROM, the cartridge-based Nintendo 64 was home to many classic, gimmick free, pure gaming experiences. Most of the 3D worlds found in the ‘90s were riddled with the stuff. The hypothetical z-axis and an abundance of what we would come to know as fog. Super Mario 64 was not only a system seller, it represented that first huge step into the world of true 3D gaming.
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