I Only Have Three N64 Games, and One of Them Is A Worthless Football Game

[SnakeClock]

I have never traded a game in my life.  Not even A.R.M.O.R.I.N.E.S. (which was awful) or Dark Angel: Vampire Apocalypse (which was awfuller and a gift)

My game collection is in constant flux. I don't like it when a game takes up space unnecessarily: a game should be played, not simply kept, so I trade games I've kept for games I will play. Games that I've kept long-term have earned a special place in my heart; ones I want on hand to pop in and play whenever I need them.

Why is nobody backing me up on Conker's bad fur day? That game was BEAST.

I played the hell out of that game at least three times, and despite it being a terrific and surprising achievement, it has no replay value to speak of. I would kill for a real sequel, though.
 

Jet Force Gemini didn't age well? That game was never good in the first place.

"Hey, play about 9 levels and have a lot of fun blowing shit up, then play those 9 levels over and over again repeatedly collecting little bears that are scattered throughout every area in the game, and if an enemy shoots one of them (and some of the enemies are designed to do just that) you have to go back and start that specific area all over again and collect everything."

"Oh, how long will it be before I get to playing the actual game again?"

"That's it.  That's the game.  You collect bears."

Ah, good. I was thinking about that game, one of the few Rare N64 games I never played, but you've successfully dissuaded me from it.

Does anyone here remember Rocket: Robot on Wheels? It was one of the first games from the guys that developed Sly Cooper and InFamous (the villain even looks kind of like Sly), and it was apparently really underrated. Glover is also apparently kind of a cool game, with a fun ball-bouncing mechanic to go with platforming, but I don't think it's aged gracefully.