N64: Well, N64 is generally better than Playstation in its load time and quality. But, Playstation has tons of games. Well, N64 is a bit on the expensive side, so the games I've played have been on other people's systems.
Completion level:
* played basics
** played to near completion
***basic completion
****played to death
007 Golden Eye * - I just am not all that good at these kinda games.
Perfect Dark * - I'm just not good at all.
007 Tomorrow Never Dies * - Well, I'm trying out the missions in this game. Maybe I'll figure out the game gradually.
Legend of Zelda - Ocarina of Time *** - These games was pretty fun. Although I might say that I just got stuck quite a bit for the first half of the game. I guess I just got used to the designer's ways, and the rest of the game was quite smooth. Nice things? Lots of optional side missions that actually make a difference in your abilities. Well, it wasn't all that different from the Zelda before it, and the Zelda before that...well, I mean the abilities? Actually, the core abilities remained the some, and some tweaks made it interesting. Some challenges on controls...fairly nice. The side mission starts are a bit out there, and don't seem to have any real logic as to why one would try such a thing. (E.G. getting Epona by talking to the ranch owner while on a horse.) I never tried it, and I only got it because my friend told me about it. I looked up hints twice. Once for the first key in the Forest Temple, and once for some simple jump in the Fire Temple. After that I learned to really listen for clues and to work directly at what the people were hinting at. Oh wells. I thought the game was a bit short...I was really hoping that there was some use for all those time thingys sitting every where...such as a portal to go back in time...but I guess not. Maybe the designers cut the game short. Oh well. So, no running, no big bombs...Bombchu's were a nice touch though, and I suppose the young/adult weapon sets was good. Yeah, a pretty good game I'd say.