The Nintendo 64 is full of fantastic games you can still have a blast playing today. Here are some you might have missed.

Looking back on the history of Nintendo's day one console releases to see how the Switch's measure up to the legacy ...

From top to bottom, Sea of Stars is the ultimate love letter to 16-bit RPGs, just a beautiful pixel art adventure with a soaring soundtrack, tight turn-based battles, and an engaging story about ...

This is definitely a great time for fans of 2D Zelda games, and those looking for a more exploration and puzzle-focused experience when compared to something like Link's Awakening. "Paper Mario ...

Like traditional 2D Mario games, hidden blocks exist that often ... You'll notice a Shine Sprite off to the left in the same backside area of the Trouble Center, but you can't get there from ...

The sequel to Donkey Kong Country Returns, the Retro Studios-developed Donkey Kong Country Tropical Freeze is a classic-style 2D platformer replacing its ...

More colours, more sprites on screen ... but the gameplay of the likes of Super Mario 64 and Metal Gear Solid still shine through. The move from pixels to polygons was here to stay.

Though it’s remembered for the famous DK Rap intro, Donkey Kong 64 remains a fun classic from the Nintendo 64 era. Featuring over five playable Kongs to choose from, all with their own special ...

The beginning years of the Super Mario series naturally saw the most unique designs for the characters. Many of the illustrations from the time were based on very minimal 2D sprites, so the ...

amiibo Challenge which drew heavily on this series), Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars reverted to 2D gameplay and gave us a taste of the enjoyable action-puzzler series in glorious HD for the ...

The game includes a story mode that takes Mario and Sonic back to the Tokyo 1964 Olympics and their early 2D sprite selves, while everyone else works to help bring them back to the real world in ...