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Message: [QUOTE="zacharinolongpants, post: 217472, member: 27037"] I mean we all have to acknowledge that a lot of these games basically invented or at least completely changed and molded the templates mostly still used to today. That being said, I never go back to the N64 for anything. Most of the games have aged poorly. Basically once I got a PS1 thar system was dead to me lmao. I think Mario 64 aged decently but has a lot of levels I could never stand even when it first came out and was still novel. I think the first Banjo is more interesting and enjoyable to play than Mario 64 but despite their similarities I don't think it's fair to compare them because Banjo feels more like a fleshed out adventure game to me and Mario 64 is very much still about flow and speed and platforming exclusively. I hate Banjo Tooie lmao [/QUOTE]

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