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Can you play n64 games online?
You can do a search for "n64 online" & find some game that are very similar to those Nintendo games. However, to play those game you will need to download an N64 Emulator graphics plugin for it to work properly.
Do people still sell Nintendo 64s?
Well my answer would be no because that game system is so old that people stopped making it. But you could get it online by downloading sixtyforce so you can play all the n64 games online, thats how i got my n64 games.
Can you play n64 games on your ps2?
No a PS2 will not play Nintendo 64 games
Should N64 stuff start coming out again?
well it acutally depends on if Nintendo decides to make a N64 neo or something but i belive that there is a small chance that Nintendo wont make more games for the N64
What would be an Nintendo 64 price today?
about 60 $ the best place to buy them is here they also have a lot of games http://www.lukiegames.com/nintendo-64-n64-systems.html
Do Nintendo 64 games work on Wii?
Not directly, but some N64 games are available through Virtual Console.
Does a n64 keyboard exist?
No a N64 keyboard does not exist. You can play N64 games online using an emulator which you then use a keyboard to control, but there is no attachment keyboard for the N64 system. .j.
Can you play gba games on n64?
No. Because a Nintendo 64 is a console, and a Gba is a hand held console.
Can I play my Nintendo 64 games on the new Nintendo Wii system?
Although N64 cartridges cannot be inserted directly into the Wii console, Nintendo's Virtual Console allows select classic games to be downloaded and played.
Do Super Nintendo games work in a Nintendo 64?
No the game cartridges are different shapes. Nor does the N64 OS support SNes games.
Will there be a Nintendo GameCube Advanced?
no but the Nintendo ds is like a n64 portable
What has more games the SNES or the N64?
There was never a Nintendo Wii. It was always a Wii. There was a Nintendo GameCube and a Nintendo DS. They wanted something that was short, to the point, easy to pronounce, and distinctive.
