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Why History Has Been Wrong About Titus and Superman 64

In 1997, Titus Interactive set out to build the world’s first true 3D superhero epic, backed by a technical titan who dreamed of pushing the Nintendo 64 to its breaking point. But between the ambitious vision of Éric Caen and the game's disastrous 1999 release lay a two-year "licensing nightmare" that saw the Man of Steel stripped of his powers by his own creators. This is the untold story of how corporate sabotage turned a masterpiece-in-waiting into the most misunderstood failure in gaming history.

The N64 Expansion Pak: Everything you need to know

Double the RAM, double the fun? Explore our comprehensive N64 Expansion Pak guide. We reveal which games require it, which ones are enhanced, and the truth about third-party clones. Everything you need to know before you upgrade!

The Ultimate N64 Savegame Encyclopedia

Never lose a save file again. From internal EEPROM and SRAM batteries to Controller Paks, this encyclopedia covers every N64 save type, maintenance tip, and battery replacement guide.

EverDrive & Co.: The Ultimate N64 Flashcart Overview (2026)

If you are still actively using your Nintendo 64 in 2026 or are planning to do so, a flashcart is perhaps the best investment you can make. The goal of this article is to provide you with a comprehensive overview of the different models on the market and help you choose the solution that fits your budget and needs—whether you are a casual player or a high-end collector.

Best Ways to Connect your N64 to a Modern TV

In this guide, we will explore the different options available to connect your Nintendo 64 to a modern HDTV or 4K display. Whether you are looking for a simple plug-and-play solution or you are a hardcore enthusiast seeking a pixel-perfect image, there is a solution for every budget.

The Million Sellers Club: Every Nintendo 64 Player’s Choice Release

From the iconic Gold Ribbons of North America to the sleek Silver Borders of Europe, the Player's Choice line represents the N64's greatest hits. But for collectors, it’s a minefield of variants—ranging from full box reprints and updated manuals to rare "Sticker Only" releases and mismatched cartridges. Dive into our definitive guide to the million-sellers that defined a generation.

Ubisoft Takeover: Rayman 2 and Tonic Trouble Join Nintendo Switch Online

Step back into the colorful chaos of Ubisoft’s 3D platforming prime as Rayman 2 and Tonic Trouble officially join the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack library. Whether you're rediscovering a legendary masterpiece or exploring a cult rental classic for the first time, this update is a must-play for N64 enthusiasts.

Party Cannon to Release New EP on Nintendo 64 Cartridge

Experience the world’s first "Slamming Death Metal" EP released on a functional Nintendo 64 cartridge—complete with a period-accurate music video and custom mascot mini-figure. From technical storage hurdles to the "IQ-lowering" 240p resolution, discover how Party Cannon is turning 90s nostalgia into the ultimate limited-edition collectible.

The N64 Expansion Pak Is Now Open Source: A DIY Cure for Rising Retro Prices

While the hunt for original Nintendo hardware gets harder every day, the community has fought back with a brilliant open-source breakthrough. By repurposing rare, high-performance memory chips into a modern DIY design, this project ensures that legendary titles like Majora’s Mask and Perfect Dark remain playable for generations to come—without the "retro-tax" price tag.

Why N64 Games Cost a Fortune in the 90s: An Investigation

Did you ever find yourself staring at a store shelf in the late 90s, wondering why a single Nintendo 64 game cost $80 while PlayStation hits were half the price? It wasn’t just corporate greed—it was a high-stakes technological war. From the massive manufacturing costs of silicon to the ‚inventory gamble‘ that terrified third-party publishers, we dive into the true story of why N64 games were the most expensive software of their generation.