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Connecting my NSO N64 Controller to my Switch for the first time and finding myself Googling "how to hold an N64 controller?" and feeling a thousand years old doing so... ...which is a bit ironic really because the reason is that this is the first time I'm holding one of these things, for reasons I probably don't need to remind you lot EDIT: wait, this looks and sounds different to when I was flicking through it last night. Does the NSO N64 controller being connected add in Mario 64 sound effects? -
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Magazines and stuff even called it Super Mario RPG 2 until it got it's Japanese name (Mario Story). The first issue of N64 Magazine I had had the headline feature of four new Mario games for 1999: Mario Party, Smash Bros, Super Mario 64 2 and Super Mario RPG 2. Sydney 2000 NA release: N/A PAL release: N/A JP release: N/A Developer: Attention to Detail Publisher: EIDOS N64 Magazine Score: N/A Another finished game that ended up getting cancelled on the N64. Sydney 2000 released on PlayStation, PC, and Dreamcast, and was due to be released on N64, but cancelled at the last minute before ordering cartridges. This is very similar to International Track & Field 2000, just nowhere near as polished. The biggest issue in Sydney 2000 is the controls. In the options, there are a few different control options with different button combinations, but none of them are intuitive in any way. The default is pressing C-Down and C-Right to run (at least they’re together), then A and B for performing an action, but it feels like it should be the other way round. The brief text explaining controls for each event just refer to “power buttons” and “action buttons”, and it just seems off. With only 12 events, there’s also not a lot here, either, and the arcade mode (where you select single events with 1-4 players) is rather strange in that, once you’ve done an event, you can’t select it again unless you restart the console or re-enable it from the menu. The other main mode is Olympic mode. Here, you can improve your athletes in various events by completing training minigames – like a treadmill or sit-ups. Some again have odd controls, such as having to tap the action buttons as you’re running on the treadmill, but at least the mode is a bit more involved than just playing all the main events. The whole of Sydney 2000 feels off, from the awkward controls to the naff presentation that were both done much better in International Track & Field. Poor Should it be finished? Well, it seemingly was, and there’s not a lot to show for it.
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