I almost can't believe Super Mario 64  made its way onto Japanese store shelves 20 years ago today. I say almost because, well, it som...

April 14th, 2001. That's the day Dōbutsu no Mori ( Animal Forest in English) for the Nintendo 64 was released in Japan. I haven'...

A couple of weeks ago, I admitted to buying the original, SNES version of Harvest Moon from the clunky old Wii eShop. In that same post, ...

I don't know if you heard, but Nintendo finally, officially announced a remake of The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask for 3DS during...

Can a person have too many favorites when it comes to Nintendo 64 box art? Not in my opinion--which may be why I've decided to publish y...

Another Friday, another post devoted to five of my favorite pieces of box art. (Don't worry, I'm not planning to devote every Friday...

They're baaaaaaaack! Yep, I made some more Animal Crossing: New Leaf designs over the last few days, three of which make pretty aweso...

Hey, at least this post isn't related to Animal Crossing: New Leaf , right? As for what you're seeing in the photos below: it'...

I picked up this copy of the game known to most North American's as Mischief Makers shortly after I brought my old Nintendo 64 system f...

When I first heard that the folks at Nintendo were planning a Kirby's Dream Collection  (I'm leaving out the "Special Edition...

A few months ago, I mentioned (OK, whined) in this post that I was sad that the copy of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time that I pulled...

Remember how I mentioned in this post that some of the game-related treasures I pulled from my boyhood closet (while staying with my parent...

Unless you're Japanese and you're old enough to have read the November 1996 issue of The 64DREAM magazine, you're probably shak...

Can you believe that the Nintendo 64 was released 15 years ago as of yesterday? (Or was it as of today? Wikipedia says it hit the streets i...

Here’s an admission you won’t come across on just any gaming blog: I love fruity games. Now, when I say “fruity games,” I’m not talking ab...

Shigeru Miyamoto and his team at Nintendo of Japan sure hit it out of the park when they moved Mario into the third dimension, didn't th...

OK, so the N64 in the following image isn't Betty White's. In reality, it belongs to blogger James Wragg 's girlfriend. Wragg...