If you like the cool boxes used in this video you can get them here! Not a sponsored post, just a really fun product that you may be into as well miniboxgaming.com/
Fun fact 2: the card game shadowverse takes 4.5 gb to download and can fit on most modern day phones meaning that your phone can have EVERY n64 game and have space for even more games
@@jumentoqueanima false, we need less. As fans we feel like since he hit a million this has become more of a animation channel than gaming channel. As fans we don’t appreciate that, but if he had another channel just for animation then that would be great!
5:16 your boo-hoo sob story was beautiful. i’m eighteen and going through something similar, though i genuinely have zero friends to hang out with. it’s been that way for many years but i’m used to it. idk what i wanna do with my life, i’m working a job, i dropped out of community college. it’s hard, but watching people like you and seeing how far you come and how (seemingly) content you are with life gives me some sliver of hope. i’m very glad you made it Nathan, you’re one of my favorite channels to watch, and i’ve been watching you for years. thanks you for reading this comment, if you ever do. you’re amazing.
Thanks for letting me animate for this Nathan! The entire video turned out spectacular! Really enjoyed listening to your memories with the system and hearing your reaction to playing some of these games for the first time.
I bought Clay Fighters 64 Sculptors cut at blockbuster when they were selling their old stock transitioning to new consoles, I paid $3.99 in 2002 and sold it for $450 in 2017 (this is in CAD) best unexpected win I ever had, but now wish i kept it
@@Cliffordlonghead but I am not all I do is protect myself from people who attack me first so just give up already your hostile behavior isn't accepted
This is super duper impressive! N64 is THE most nostalgic system for me since it’s where my journey with video games began so it makes me happy you to see you’ve archived its library in entirety!
This video feels like a love letter :) I've been watching NB since 2012 when the Predicting Smash Bros for Wii U series began, back when I was 8 years old. I'm an adult now, and NB's videos were such an integral part of my childhood (and still are!) and shaped me very similarly to how the N64 shaped Nathaniel :) beautiful beautiful video ❤️
Congrats on completing your N64 collection! I also grew up with the console, and nowadays Paper Mario 64, Star Fox 64 and Diddy Kong Racing are my all time favorite games on the console.
It was kind of common as a kid. I rarely knew kids that held onto their consoles, myself included. You wanted a new console and games? Gotta sell the old one that you're not gonna play anymore to fund stuff for the new one.
Same I've been subbed since 2012 and I remember the 100 games collection and the mario party videos with arin and I still revisit those videos occasionally
Amazing! I’m currently attempting a 3DS a collection, as it was my childhood console. Yes, I know the 3DS had a huge library, but it takes time to truly achieve 100%. Look at Nathaniel, it took him 12 years to get to this point and I will take as long as it takes.
That's gonna be real expensive lol, some of the rarer games like ykw3 can cost $300 for a new copy. Good luck though! It takes a lot of determination (and money) to try something like that, best of luck on your endeavours.
@@LegoWormNoah101 Honestly I just hope they recover as much as possible to avoid another lost media scramble like what happened with certain Wii Shop Channel games.
Super Mario 64, Orcarina of Time, Goldeneye, Mario Kart 64, Banjo-Kazooie, Starfox 64, Super Smash Bros, Perfect Dark, Blast Corps, Paper Mario, Wave Race 64, Diddy Kong Racing, Conkers Bad Fur Day, Pokémon Snap, F-Zero X, Majoras Mask, Star Wars Rouge Squadron, Donkey Kong 64, WWF No Mercy, Jet Force Gemini, Pokémon Puzzle League, Banjo-Tooie, Sin and Punishment, Mario Party, Kirby 64, Orgre Battle 64, Pokémon Stadium 1 and 2, Mario Tennis, Rayman 2, Excite Bike 64, Turok Dinosaur Hunter, Mario Golf, Beetle Adventure Racing, 1080 Snowboarding, Space Station Silicone Valley, Mystical Ninja, Resident Evil 2, NFL Blitz 2000, Doom 64, Harvest Moon 64, Tony Hawks Pro Skater 2, Extreme-G, Wipeout 64, The World is Not Enough, WCW/NWO Revenge. Yeah that's way more than 10, lol.
I had the privilege of playing Conkers BFD when it was new, at like 6 or 7 years old. Everybody remembers the humor, but the voice acting itself BLEW my mind. I had never played a game where every line of dialogue was voice acted, and with such wide range
0:55 *“most* parents didn’t let their kids play games for very long” where are you getting your stats? I think you just had strict parents, man. for a lot of us, the videogames WERE the parents haha
This is facts. I was the youngest in my family as I have a huge age gap between my siblings and I. My parents would buy me games and let me play while they were busy. I wish it weren’t that way but it got me into gaming
A full set of N64 games is an awesome accomplishment! Thanks so much for choosing MiniBoxGaming to box your game collection! Really enjoyed the video! Thanks again!
Man... People can really have an insanely different idea of what constitute an achievement. TL;DR : Did something similar and I cannot possibly see it as an "accomplishment", let alone a notable or "awesome" one. For more details : I own all NA released Sega Genesis games and all Japan and Euro exclusives that I actually like as games (so 800+ games). I started around 17 years ago. I never had the benefit of a single cent from anyone, such as family, etc. Every single games were bought with the money that I've made, from even before my first year of university. It started because a local game shop was next to another place selling second hand stuff, which we needed as students with only part time jobs at best. So yeah, sometimes sacrifices had to be made just to be able to enjoy a little something like a new cartridge, which is a normal concept in most people's life for one thing or another. In no way is it an "accomplishment", seriously. It's spending money on something for a long time, that's it. Is spending money an "accomplishment" to anyone? It shouldn't... Or if it is, some people really have low standards. Although I did learn soldering and modding, restoring old consoles, hacking firmware and CFW dev; electronics in general as a hobby, etc ... That maybe could be close to "accomplishing" something I guess? Not sure, just sounds like a hobby to me lol :P.
I hope Aaron is doing well, wherever he is. I rewatch all the "Freakout compilations of Mario Party" at least once a month so it was really nice to hear about him on the channel again!
Fun Fact: One N64 game was released with corrupted, glitched music, with lots of Midi errors, corrupted instrument samples and more. It's called Donald Duck Goin Quackers, which is actually a port of the Dreamcast/PC version (that actually has some great, underrated music!) The game's TCRF article explains a lot of the music errors. It's crazy!
I remember playing it at an n64 kiosk at a restaurant as a kid. It was ages ago so I don't remember it but I definitely remember it being a donald Duck game on n64. I might find some gameplay and see if it actually was that game
Damn! That’s so cool. I feel like more people talk about GameCube, then the N64. And I like the animation, with the personal story bits. Bandy’s universe is looking sweet.
Both are good. I'd say N64 is more memorable for multiplayer while GameCube had more memorable single player games. Thousand Year Door, Tales of Symphonia, Wind Waker, etc.
I know the N64's library pales in comparison to the PS1's, but I didn't realize it was as lopsided as it is. PS1 has nearly 8000, N64 didn't even crack 300. I thought for sure it had to have been at least 1000.
A tip for Mischief Makers, You can use the C buttons instead of double tapping the D-Pad and for faster speed You can hold down on the D-Pad and press A for a slide move, and also jump out of the slide to keep the speed for longer
I sold my N64 collection right before covid. I had all 296 games and more than half of all the manuals. I remember being really happy that I doubled what I spent on my set. I don't want to know how much it would have been now.
I’m only like a year and a half older than you so hearing about you playing all these games brings me back to sitting in my video game chair on the floor and playing n64 for hours. My dad also had snes and the original Nintendo so I’d play those too. Toy Story on snes was so hard I could never beat it. Thank you for the trip down memory lane! And RIP dad
Just so you know, in Banjo-Tooie (the original n64 version) if you die, the collectibles don't respawn. It makes it a lot less frustrating in my opinion.
But it's honestly pretty easy to find everything in Banjo-Kazooie. In Tooie, there's a ton of backtracking and the levels are huge, which makes it a lot harder to 100% in my eyes.
Wow, he has collected every N64 game, and I mean all of them. The twist is the next game he collected was randomly selected so he had no idea what was coming next. This was the journey to collecting every N64 game! (If you know you know ;)
I remember watching Nathaniel play Mario 64 in his videos when I was younger, and I can still remember how stoked I was after finding out it was on the Wii U virtual console. Watching mostly Nathaniel Bandy on UA-cam as my main form of Nintendo content is definitely a big part of my liking for older games these days, and I’m really grateful I have such fun memories watching him.
You know, I would expect somebody who enjoys collecting this much to have more of an appreciation for Banjo-Kazooie. Banjo-Tooie has interconnected levels, so they got rid of losing the notes when you leave a level, plus you start the game with all the moves you learned in BK.
I got to experience the GameCube and GBA as my first Nintendo systems in the 2000's. I'm now building back my GCN collection and hasn't been easy with the price inflation, but it's worth revisiting my youth. Great job on the collection Nathaniel! I was also diagnosed with autism at a young age and remembered messing around in Melee's training mode or discovering weird glitches. I guess we both share the same mindset on what we did as kids!
I loved the animations so much. They are cute and have this huge charm to it. I also loved hearing your nostalgia trip. Makes me feel nostalgic too. Thanks for this video buddy. 🥰😊😊❤️
Dude! The animations!!! I thought those were just going to be for Bandy's Universe! The extra steps to make them a regular thing in videos is spectacular! I've been around for so long that it's really neat seeing this step for the channel.
I didn't realize until now that the reason I love collecting for the n64 was because it brought me comfort in hard times... thank you for sharing your collecting journey
I LOVED this video! Idk if this will happen, but I hope for a sequel video on this covering more games that you never got to experience and more about your collection like stories on how you got some games.
Nathaniel Bandy's unwritten rule: When creating thumbnails for videos involving game collections, Nathaniel Bandy is expected to hold an oversized version of cover art of a notable game from that collection.
I love how you put your games in plastic cases. I love it when people take care of their collectibles. I have a collection of funko pops and they are all in acrylic cases.
Lmao literally same here, just spent about an hour downloading the entire n64 library to my delta emulator. Sad part is over half the games just flat out suck.
Can you explain to me or provide me with some kind of UA-cam video that will tell me how to download this emulation stuff. I already have a whole bunch of emulation that I paid other people to get for me. Id like to do it on my own@@Minx420
@@roykoopabestboy Yeah that's the sadder part. He spends thousands of dollars to place them on shelves or in boxes to never be touched and just collect dust. All just to say you have something almost nobody gives a sht about once you become an adult.
Sorry that your parents sucked. But please don't make people think that it was normal for parents to limit playing time to an hour. I probably knew one person throughout my childhood who had something similar, and he and his parents were Indian so they were very strict
Ha ha I’m glad you let us know that you have tiny boxes for your N64 games because for a while I was thinking, dang are this dude’s hands that big? 😅lol
Hearing you explain Slug Bug without mentioning the punching was a little bizarre. Teslas really are the new bug - quirky enough to stand out but common enough to make spotting them fun for a car game!
Bowser's Castle is my favorite Mario Kart stage, especially the Wii version. The feeling of drifting full speed through the hallways just barely dodging the walls.
no sir, being able to play only one hour a day was definetely traumatizing. the level of endurance that you experienced forced your brain to lock away this horrible memories. the only way to solve this nightmare was to become the king of Nintendo 64 and feel superior about it lol good job!
If you like the cool boxes used in this video you can get them here! Not a sponsored post, just a really fun product that you may be into as well miniboxgaming.com/
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Bro I still can only play 1 hour. And I legitimately do not mind. I can accomplish alot in 60 minutes. Because I'm a good gamer
@@Planet_omar oh no not another pls do not be like Cliffordlonghead.
Well good point here usually I spent much more but that the path of the complitionists I just like to touch the small corners when I can ._.
@@Yoshistar238 also I like to know your story of your nsmb game
Fun Fact: The complete US N64 library takes up 3.77 GB.
Wow
Fun fact 2: the card game shadowverse takes 4.5 gb to download and can fit on most modern day phones meaning that your phone can have EVERY n64 game and have space for even more games
Less than even a dvd!
@@TheWitheredGorilla Me
@@TheWitheredGorilla*delta emulator dies*
The animations actually looked amazing. Also hearing about the background of Nathaniel is actually really interesting and satisfying.
Hello again Koops I swear I see you all the time now lol
I remember when he never had a animation team, ahhh those were better days
Yep! I want more!
@@jumentoqueanima false, we need less. As fans we feel like since he hit a million this has become more of a animation channel than gaming channel. As fans we don’t appreciate that, but if he had another channel just for animation then that would be great!
I haven't seen you in 18 years...
5:16 your boo-hoo sob story was beautiful. i’m eighteen and going through something similar, though i genuinely have zero friends to hang out with. it’s been that way for many years but i’m used to it. idk what i wanna do with my life, i’m working a job, i dropped out of community college. it’s hard, but watching people like you and seeing how far you come and how (seemingly) content you are with life gives me some sliver of hope. i’m very glad you made it Nathan, you’re one of my favorite channels to watch, and i’ve been watching you for years. thanks you for reading this comment, if you ever do. you’re amazing.
Just keep your head up, you'll be ok
Thanks for letting me animate for this Nathan! The entire video turned out spectacular! Really enjoyed listening to your memories with the system and hearing your reaction to playing some of these games for the first time.
You did a good job!
Awesome job dude!
Perfect dude
How is this not too comment?
I bought Clay Fighters 64 Sculptors cut at blockbuster when they were selling their old stock transitioning to new consoles, I paid $3.99 in 2002 and sold it for $450 in 2017 (this is in CAD) best unexpected win I ever had, but now wish i kept it
Mad respect to Aaron for helping NB through a tough time.
dr dogna
@@juniperr. You are correct.
Edit: April, Rip Dr Dogna pfp.
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I thought he was saying Erin instead of Aaron because I would pronounce that name like Ah-ron instead of Ehh-ron
The n64 is a national treasure....from mario 64 to ocarina of time to kirby 64 to yoshi's story....so many great classics.
Just ignore @@Cliffordlonghead he hostile to anyone for no reason
@@Cliffordlonghead but I am not all I do is protect myself from people who attack me first so just give up already your hostile behavior isn't accepted
And no
@@Cliffordlongheadmy ears hurt bro
Superman 64
This is super duper impressive! N64 is THE most nostalgic system for me since it’s where my journey with video games began so it makes me happy you to see you’ve archived its library in entirety!
This video feels like a love letter :) I've been watching NB since 2012 when the Predicting Smash Bros for Wii U series began, back when I was 8 years old. I'm an adult now, and NB's videos were such an integral part of my childhood (and still are!) and shaped me very similarly to how the N64 shaped Nathaniel :) beautiful beautiful video ❤️
I remember watching the triggered videos when I was around 9. Now I'm 17. Time flies hard.
Congrats on completing your N64 collection! I also grew up with the console, and nowadays Paper Mario 64, Star Fox 64 and Diddy Kong Racing are my all time favorite games on the console.
2:29 that is absolutely wild having to sell your old consoles and memories to a degree
i agree man, a crazy rule
i have like 20 year old consoles that i havent picked up in years but i would still bawl if they were sold
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It was kind of common as a kid. I rarely knew kids that held onto their consoles, myself included. You wanted a new console and games? Gotta sell the old one that you're not gonna play anymore to fund stuff for the new one.
@@dudeman7583horribly sadistic rule... as if someone would force themto only use one pair of jeans only
As a decade old NB fan, hearing him mention his time in Norway, the Mario party frustration, and 100 N64 games videos was weirdly nostalgic
Same I've been subbed since 2012 and I remember the 100 games collection and the mario party videos with arin and I still revisit those videos occasionally
Far me too
It was fun to see your perspective on how a console made your childhood! Very informative, and I love the small boxarts too!
Thanks, I hate your pfp
@@WohaoG who
Those aren't small boxarts, his hands are just huge
@@MetalGearEnthusiastthe video he literally talks about where he bought them. 26:45
@@stormhoughtI was making a thing thats called a joke
The amount of unused space on those shelves is killing me
It is horrible taste. It makes an extraordinary collection look lackluster
right? it looks ridiculous. Stack all on one shelf three rows deep them dude!
Amazing! I’m currently attempting a 3DS a collection, as it was my childhood console. Yes, I know the 3DS had a huge library, but it takes time to truly achieve 100%.
Look at Nathaniel, it took him 12 years to get to this point and I will take as long as it takes.
Not even the hShop is 100% and they've got a whole team looking!
That's gonna be real expensive lol, some of the rarer games like ykw3 can cost $300 for a new copy. Good luck though! It takes a lot of determination (and money) to try something like that, best of luck on your endeavours.
I wish lol, 3ds made me love gaming
@@Airlo-rk8wj who cares about new? All it needs is the game and the box, or just the game to play
@@LegoWormNoah101 Honestly I just hope they recover as much as possible to avoid another lost media scramble like what happened with certain Wii Shop Channel games.
Enjoy all 20 good games on the list!
10 more or less, including the Mario-themed ones
lmfao yeah
Nah y’all need to up your gaming portfolio who ever is serious about it
Super Mario 64, Orcarina of Time, Goldeneye, Mario Kart 64, Banjo-Kazooie, Starfox 64, Super Smash Bros, Perfect Dark, Blast Corps, Paper Mario, Wave Race 64, Diddy Kong Racing, Conkers Bad Fur Day, Pokémon Snap, F-Zero X, Majoras Mask, Star Wars Rouge Squadron, Donkey Kong 64, WWF No Mercy, Jet Force Gemini, Pokémon Puzzle League, Banjo-Tooie, Sin and Punishment, Mario Party, Kirby 64, Orgre Battle 64, Pokémon Stadium 1 and 2, Mario Tennis, Rayman 2, Excite Bike 64, Turok Dinosaur Hunter, Mario Golf, Beetle Adventure Racing, 1080 Snowboarding, Space Station Silicone Valley, Mystical Ninja, Resident Evil 2, NFL Blitz 2000, Doom 64, Harvest Moon 64, Tony Hawks Pro Skater 2, Extreme-G, Wipeout 64, The World is Not Enough, WCW/NWO Revenge. Yeah that's way more than 10, lol.
@@yeahyeahwowman8099 man really gotta do glover like that
Bro 100%’d the N64 💀💀💀
I had the privilege of playing Conkers BFD when it was new, at like 6 or 7 years old. Everybody remembers the humor, but the voice acting itself BLEW my mind. I had never played a game where every line of dialogue was voice acted, and with such wide range
I really enjoy how this is not just about the games but also your life / how the N64 ties in to who you are today. Was really cool to hear!
0:55 *“most* parents didn’t let their kids play games for very long” where are you getting your stats? I think you just had strict parents, man. for a lot of us, the videogames WERE the parents haha
This is facts. I was the youngest in my family as I have a huge age gap between my siblings and I. My parents would buy me games and let me play while they were busy. I wish it weren’t that way but it got me into gaming
Haha I was just thinking about that. Exactly.
A full set of N64 games is an awesome accomplishment! Thanks so much for choosing MiniBoxGaming to box your game collection! Really enjoyed the video! Thanks again!
Man... People can really have an insanely different idea of what constitute an achievement.
TL;DR : Did something similar and I cannot possibly see it as an "accomplishment", let alone a notable or "awesome" one.
For more details :
I own all NA released Sega Genesis games and all Japan and Euro exclusives that I actually like as games (so 800+ games). I started around 17 years ago. I never had the benefit of a single cent from anyone, such as family, etc. Every single games were bought with the money that I've made, from even before my first year of university. It started because a local game shop was next to another place selling second hand stuff, which we needed as students with only part time jobs at best. So yeah, sometimes sacrifices had to be made just to be able to enjoy a little something like a new cartridge, which is a normal concept in most people's life for one thing or another.
In no way is it an "accomplishment", seriously.
It's spending money on something for a long time, that's it.
Is spending money an "accomplishment" to anyone?
It shouldn't... Or if it is, some people really have low standards.
Although I did learn soldering and modding, restoring old consoles, hacking firmware and CFW dev; electronics in general as a hobby, etc ... That maybe could be close to "accomplishing" something I guess? Not sure, just sounds like a hobby to me lol :P.
Congratulations! I award him the internet!
I hope Aaron is doing well, wherever he is. I rewatch all the "Freakout compilations of Mario Party" at least once a month so it was really nice to hear about him on the channel again!
Nah, all you need is "The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time". Kidding, great collection and enjoy!
Fun Fact: One N64 game was released with corrupted, glitched music, with lots of Midi errors, corrupted instrument samples and more.
It's called Donald Duck Goin Quackers, which is actually a port of the Dreamcast/PC version (that actually has some great, underrated music!)
The game's TCRF article explains a lot of the music errors. It's crazy!
I remembered playing that game on PC! It was one of my first video games!
@thabeast721 beat it fairly recently in his beat-every-N64-game challenge. it looked pretty good; wished i’d tried it as a kid!
I remember playing it at an n64 kiosk at a restaurant as a kid. It was ages ago so I don't remember it but I definitely remember it being a donald Duck game on n64. I might find some gameplay and see if it actually was that game
Just did some research, fans are working on a repair patch that should even be released this year.
Nice!
Damn! That’s so cool. I feel like more people talk about GameCube, then the N64. And I like the animation, with the personal story bits. Bandy’s universe is looking sweet.
Lol more people definitely talk about N64
Aren’t you dead
The GameCube is the better console lol
Both are good. I'd say N64 is more memorable for multiplayer while GameCube had more memorable single player games. Thousand Year Door, Tales of Symphonia, Wind Waker, etc.
Minus the best N64 single player games
I know the N64's library pales in comparison to the PS1's, but I didn't realize it was as lopsided as it is. PS1 has nearly 8000, N64 didn't even crack 300. I thought for sure it had to have been at least 1000.
A tip for Mischief Makers, You can use the C buttons instead of double tapping the D-Pad and for faster speed You can hold down on the D-Pad and press A for a slide move, and also jump out of the slide to keep the speed for longer
Wow, this is insane
Congrats Nathaniel on completing the Pokedex of the Nintendo 64 games :D
I sold my N64 collection right before covid. I had all 296 games and more than half of all the manuals. I remember being really happy that I doubled what I spent on my set. I don't want to know how much it would have been now.
I’m only like a year and a half older than you so hearing about you playing all these games brings me back to sitting in my video game chair on the floor and playing n64 for hours. My dad also had snes and the original Nintendo so I’d play those too. Toy Story on snes was so hard I could never beat it. Thank you for the trip down memory lane! And RIP dad
Just so you know, in Banjo-Tooie (the original n64 version) if you die, the collectibles don't respawn. It makes it a lot less frustrating in my opinion.
Just remember it I guess
But it's honestly pretty easy to find everything in Banjo-Kazooie. In Tooie, there's a ton of backtracking and the levels are huge, which makes it a lot harder to 100% in my eyes.
We had to go to school, do homework, choirs, enough outside time, then unlimited gaming time, basically it was TV v.s. Video Games.
Wow, he has collected every N64 game, and I mean all of them. The twist is the next game he collected was randomly selected so he had no idea what was coming next. This was the journey to collecting every N64 game! (If you know you know ;)
203. What's that?
You beat me to it.
What is this
Man, your childhood is wild! I'm so proud of you for this collection.
I remember watching Nathaniel play Mario 64 in his videos when I was younger, and I can still remember how stoked I was after finding out it was on the Wii U virtual console. Watching mostly Nathaniel Bandy on UA-cam as my main form of Nintendo content is definitely a big part of my liking for older games these days, and I’m really grateful I have such fun memories watching him.
Aint you nathaniel b?
My man really said he bets Glover will never get a remake when there already was one just last year.
Autism can be pain. I suffer with it and sometime it difficult when a meltdown happens
What
@@memedood yes
How curious am I !
Even though I grew up with the Wii and the Wii U, I can tell that the N64 is so nostalgic!
N64 had a great library. Even the SNES has some timeless classics. Your generation had it good with the Wii.
Epic console
Congrats again on completing the set
Big fan of your content.
ok
Howdy Tetra!
wowie, its you!
I'm also autistic and I've been watching your videos for a few years now. Well done with your complete N64 collection! You're the GOAT! 🤟🏼
You know, I would expect somebody who enjoys collecting this much to have more of an appreciation for Banjo-Kazooie. Banjo-Tooie has interconnected levels, so they got rid of losing the notes when you leave a level, plus you start the game with all the moves you learned in BK.
I got to experience the GameCube and GBA as my first Nintendo systems in the 2000's. I'm now building back my GCN collection and hasn't been easy with the price inflation, but it's worth revisiting my youth. Great job on the collection Nathaniel!
I was also diagnosed with autism at a young age and remembered messing around in Melee's training mode or discovering weird glitches. I guess we both share the same mindset on what we did as kids!
''It was always the star track I struggled with especially Bowsers castle".I felt that
The fact that this n64 managed to make your life and let you have 1 million subs makes this the best story i heard ❤
Banjo-Kazooie isn't underrated... It's in everyone's Top 10 and has 1000's of videos praising it...
Anything else think his hands were absolutely massive until he explained about the mini boxes?
I honestly thought you were gonna rank all the N64 games but it was also cool telling us your history with this system
This is so cool! Nice to see your nostalgia for this console.
Man for a minute there I really thought you'd performed some kind of miracle and gotten every single game in a really well-preserved box
That is the strangest rule I've ever heard of. "Only one console at a time so you have to sell your current console" 🤔 Sheeesh
Some low income family have that rule. If my mom wasn't such a hoarder/oddly scared to sell stuff, she probably would have tried to enforce that one.
Ikr
I loved the animations so much. They are cute and have this huge charm to it. I also loved hearing your nostalgia trip. Makes me feel nostalgic too. Thanks for this video buddy. 🥰😊😊❤️
Nintendo after watching This: YOU ARE NOW GRANTED ACCESS TO N64 EMULATION NATHANIEL CONGRATS 🎉
Dude! The animations!!! I thought those were just going to be for Bandy's Universe! The extra steps to make them a regular thing in videos is spectacular! I've been around for so long that it's really neat seeing this step for the channel.
The n64 is my favorite console. So many gems man
You know in Germany they still release music on N64 cartridges
This video is amazing. The animations are really good and it's nice to see u have a lot of nostalgia on ur first console
I didn't realize until now that the reason I love collecting for the n64 was because it brought me comfort in hard times... thank you for sharing your collecting journey
"and then there's this sunflower with tig ol' bitties" Wise words from Nathaniel Bandy
Beautiful video and congrats on the collection!!! I still have my Toys R Us Gold N64 with the original box. It’s my prized possession 👌🏼
I wish to have a collection like this one day.
Worms: Armageddon is a GEM. I poured so many hours into that growing up.
This video is epic! I really love the animation segments.
I LOVED this video! Idk if this will happen, but I hope for a sequel video on this covering more games that you never got to experience and more about your collection like stories on how you got some games.
Natheal Bandy Is The Only Guy That Has Star Wars VHS Tapes
I like how you shelve the games. No wasted space.
This right here is a true gamer and we should appreciate him
agree
Nathaniel Bandy's unwritten rule: When creating thumbnails for videos involving game collections, Nathaniel Bandy is expected to hold an oversized version of cover art of a notable game from that collection.
Once you sell all of that at GameStop they will want it for $12 😂 but all jokes aside congrats on your collection and how far you’ve come Nathaniel
I love how you put your games in plastic cases. I love it when people take care of their collectibles. I have a collection of funko pops and they are all in acrylic cases.
"HELP ME MARINA!!!"
Mischief Makers was one of my favorite N64 games.
Its people like you that keep this world spinning.
Thanks for being you!
This collection is on my bucket list
No Doom 64? How dare thee!
For mischief makers you can use the c buttons to dash instead of double tapping the d pad 👍
This guy spent 12 years and a crap load of money and I spent less than a day and downloaded all 296 N64 games and got them on my Launchbox.
Lmao literally same here, just spent about an hour downloading the entire n64 library to my delta emulator. Sad part is over half the games just flat out suck.
Can you explain to me or provide me with some kind of UA-cam video that will tell me how to download this emulation stuff. I already have a whole bunch of emulation that I paid other people to get for me. Id like to do it on my own@@Minx420
The thing is that people collect games, you think he actually plays them on the original system? Lmao
@@roykoopabestboy Yeah that's the sadder part. He spends thousands of dollars to place them on shelves or in boxes to never be touched and just collect dust. All just to say you have something almost nobody gives a sht about once you become an adult.
@@OGUA-camEnjoyer he cares about it and I do. I feel bad for you. Get off this channel if you don’t understand collecting
great now beat them
I’m autistic too and I grew up with your channel, it makes me so happy that one of my childhood youtubers is like me :)
When does he say that?
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@@iceyy_.5890 multiple months late but when he mentions he has aspergers, which is a form of autism!!
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@@iceyy_.5890someone didn’t watch the video
damn dude12 years to collect EVERY N64 game....but it took you 25 years to lose your virginity
He's rich dude. That wouldn't be a problem he has
Your parents had some weird rules.
I think its normal to let a 9year old play 1 hour a day.
No kidding
@Bagel209I don’t
You’ll get it when you’re no longer a child
@@plooper14 no, you won’t. It’s just abusive
N64 library size always surprises me. Saturn has like 5x more titles and PS1 over 20x larger.
But when an N64 game came out, it was special. Can't say that with every Saturn or PS1 game.
Sorry that your parents sucked. But please don't make people think that it was normal for parents to limit playing time to an hour. I probably knew one person throughout my childhood who had something similar, and he and his parents were Indian so they were very strict
i love both bathaniel and nathaniel
If beetles are like teslas today, does that mean the light arm punch is now a quick taze?😂
Not So Fun Fact: I'm too cheap to buy any more of my old favorites b/c of the prices going up in the last few years.
Ha ha I’m glad you let us know that you have tiny boxes for your N64 games because for a while I was thinking, dang are this dude’s hands that big? 😅lol
5:17 nah, bro this isn’t a sad story this is a nostalgia story 😊
Hearing you explain Slug Bug without mentioning the punching was a little bizarre. Teslas really are the new bug - quirky enough to stand out but common enough to make spotting them fun for a car game!
Honestly I’d listen to like 1 hour of you talking about your history with games.
16:16
I actually loved this game.
I didn't even know you could jetpack like that I ALWAYS used the C-buttons 😂
4:43 it hits me everytime someone says that he doesn't know what to do in his life, I feel you dude
This is all new levels of virginity previously unseen
8:03 bro how can you not have an exact or an approximate amount while directing editing and producing a video of your own 😂❤
Great video! Now rank all 296 of them.
Why is this video idea I made so likely to happen from this man?
Hundreds of games, plays 3 of them.
Bowser's Castle is my favorite Mario Kart stage, especially the Wii version. The feeling of drifting full speed through the hallways just barely dodging the walls.
The last star stumped all the kids in my neighborhood until one kid figured out that you have to do the Secret Slide in under 20 seconds
no sir, being able to play only one hour a day was definetely traumatizing. the level of endurance that you experienced forced your brain to lock away this horrible memories. the only way to solve this nightmare was to become the king of Nintendo 64 and feel superior about it lol good job!
The n64 gave me so many cherished childhood memories I’ll never forget . I wish i cud go back to those years life was so good
Having a rule limiting how many consoles your kid has, getting them a new one for Christmas, and making them sell all the old stuff is crazy.