On September 29th, 1996, one of the greatest video game systems of all time made its debut. Yes, believe it or not, it’s been 15 years since Nintendo 64 hit the market. Seems like just yesterday that entire days were lost playing GoldenEye with friends. Even to this day, you still see it played in dorms and frat houses across the country, which really shows its impact on 90s kids. Like who the f*ck still plays the original PlayStation? Nobody. To celebrate this historic day we’ve put together this list of best and worst N64 games of all-time. Check it out in our slideshow after the jump.

Want to know how to make a video game junkie go ballistic and punch a hole into a brick wall, howling like an angry baboon the whole time? Just say “Navi” and watch the magic! In case you don’t know who Navi is, she was the nagging harpy – I mean – fairy sidekick of Link from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time that would get his attention with “Hey, listen,” and provide him hints to solving a puzzle or defeating a boss.

Seeing Perfect Dark, a remake of the classic first-person shooter Perfect Dark for the Nintendo 64, on Xbox Live Arcade (“XBLA”) brought back memories. The original Perfect Dark 64 came out in 2000 and I remember it like was yesterday: I was a freshman in high school, Diddy was still called Puff Daddy, and my friends and I spent our entire spring break playing Perfect Dark split-screen multi-player.

How many times have you been playing a game without realizing you’ve clocked in 6,7,8 hours playing? Before you know it, the entire weekend is over and you’ve managed to spend it all sitting in the same spot on the couch. Here’s our definitive list of the most addictive video games in the entire world. They’re the only thing, besides your daily dose of crack, that keep you coming back for more, more, more!

I don’t like to talk about how the XBOX360 is better then the PS3. I own a 360, but I’ve played the PS3 and I like it just fine. It’s a solid platform and the game I played on it (Ratchet and Clank) was quite fun. However, if you can’t read the writing on the wall that the PS3 is hurting, you’re either completely blind or hopelessly ob… Click to read more

August 23rd marked the 10th anniversary of “GoldenEye 007.” I still remember coming home from middle school, going to Jiggeybo‘s house and having heated head-to-head shoot outs in the “Bunker” level using automatic weapons. Ohhh the glory days!
Even though I haven’t played Bond in 7+ years I’m sure I could n… Click to read more