I somehow missed out on Kirby 64 despite having an N64

I mean I did, and played all noteworthy N64 games at the time but for whatever reason didn't get Kirby.

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>Somehow

My brother in christ, games were expensive AF back then and emulation was shit.

You were lucky to get two games a year tops, and deciding which games was a quest on itself.

I was only able to play Kirby 64 because I stole it from a classmate who had it, and only because he put his 64 in a box in his closet to rot after getting a PS2.

I'm still surprised that people talk about "Not being able to play ALL the games back then". Shit was the real struggle.

Yeah, especially because emulation for k64 is super easy even on the worst computers. It's the most enjoyable one of Shimomura's games objectively speaking, though I encourage you to try dreamland 3 as well.

Jesus Christ I never realized how expensive games were

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What's funnier is that not all games had a standard price of 60$.

Huge christmas games like Diddy Kong Racing were sold for 80$ (1997's money), and games based on movie/TV franchises could go over that because of brand recognition, up to 85

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I have. I disabled everything, so now it just highlights the posts. If I see a thread with embeds I just leave.
So far I see very few threads, only one or two a day and exclusively on Any Forums, no surprise there.

That's because cartridges were getting more expensive because their build quality was getting more complex. That's why the jump to CD was a huge thing to standardize lower prices. The real insane part is that there is rarely any mass production for physical copies, and games are even more expensive now than ever due to large amounts of DLC, and publishers have the audacity to demand a more expensive standardized price tag.

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