This was the coolest looking N64 cartridge
This was the coolest looking N64 cartridge
James Torres
Jacob Richardson
This one was my favorite
James Johnson
Definitely one of the cooler ones. Anything holographic in that day and age was pretty cool. I think stadium was released while everyone had Pokemon cards. I was always compelled by exotically colored carts like pic related
Landon Phillips
WRONG
Jose Sanchez
This, the holographic shit was so cash.
Nathaniel Ramirez
the hiryu no ken SD cart was fantastic. Regular one was grey or black depending on what version you got, but the SD cart which was basically 1.5 was a shiny silver instead of the normal matte grey. Unfortunately I can't find a picture of it at a glance.
Parker Robinson
Yeah, this. I didn't even like that game since it was such a massive disappointment after Ocarina of Time, but the gold cartridge and that holographic art are nice.
Isaiah Harris
supposedly the gray one is worth more
Noah Gray
Why were the Tony Hawk games, blue, yellow and black? None of the 3 games were gray carts
Chase Edwards
marketing showed that different colored carts sold better. Stores would advertise game carts instead of boxes if you went into a kb toys or eb games or whatever, as well as they took up less shelf space that way and they could line up games by the dozen.
Easton Smith
it's called lenticular
Lincoln Lewis
Damn pokèmon had a nice ass aesthetic, back then.
It's still a franchise for kids, but at least kids in the 90's didn't have shittaste as the ones today
Lincoln Myers
HE-HE-HERE WE GO
Gabriel Gutierrez
faggot
Levi Cruz
sorry, i meant, i LIKED the game because it was such a massive IMPROVEMENT stupid spellcheck autocrrrecitng me lol
Adrian Scott
can I sing with you? I remember the words, if that helps.
Mason Gutierrez
fpbp
Jeremiah Wood
Okay then, put your hands together
Parker Martinez
if you want to clap
Alexander Perry
Because colored carts are automatically better, they get pigment power.
Christopher Cox
as we fuck your monkey ass