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Portal RTX with path-traced lighting is incredible, sure, but Portal 64 running on actual Nintendo 64 hardware might be the more impressive achievement.

Visuals have come a long way since The Year 2000, but getting to play Perfect Dark from the N64 on PC is a nice reminder that its gameplay is still golden.

A treasure trove of documents from Sega from the 1990s has emerged revealing inside info surrounding the company's 32-bit Sega Saturn console.

RT64 is a new Nintendo 64 emulator plugin that supports ray traced lighting, DLSS, object motion blur, widescreen, and 60FPS+.

Check out these screenshots of Zelda: Ocarina of Time on Nintendo 64 way back in 1996, which was two years before its launch.

Using PC emulators and plugins, modders are breathing new life into Nintendo 64 games & making them look better than Nintendo can.

Nintendo packs in even more value to its Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack membership with this new fan-favorite N64 game.

Nintendo could be bringing back the Nintendo 64 via Switch Online, or a new N64 Mini console, new FCC filing documents suggest.

What if the Nintendo Switch and the old-school Nintendo 64 merged together? They'd be something like this tiny modded build.

Skilled modder jams an entire Nintendo 64 into a portable Game Boy Advance SP-like case.

GoldenEye 007 on the Nintendo 64 blew Valve away so much it influenced the development of Half-Life.

Nintendo will likely make an N64 mini console to finish off strong sales and demand of NES and SNES mini systems.

Rogue Squadron 3D is now available on Steam with most of the niggling issues that made it a precarious buy having been fixed.

Microsoft finally taps the well of Rare's early years in the industry and produces a compilation that all Xbox One owners should have.

Did you know that Sony and Nintendo worked together before the N64 and PlayStation? Here's the Sony Nintendo PlayStation prototype console.

When will there be a time that everyone is essentially a 'gamer'? It's sooner than you think, according to our own Chris Smith.

The top 5 games of all time, from all platforms, in the author's opinion.