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The absolute most mature game available for the Nintendo 64, Conker’s Bad Fur Day includes a wealth of blood, a lot of sex, drunkenness, and a foul mouthed squirrel named Conker that doesn’t resemble anything close to his original debut in 1997’s Diddy Kong Racing. Released the same year the Nintendo 64 was discontinued, Conker’s Bad Fur Day may have been quite acclaimed, but it didn’t sell well due to the oncoming Nintendo Gamecube on the horizon. You can find Conker’s Bad Fur Day for about $50 – $75 on a good day, but if you want to find it sealed in box? Expect to pay about $160.
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No worries if you haven’t heard of Bomberman 64: The Second Attack. The game was originally released near the end of the Nintendo 64’s lifecycle, and as a result, was passed over by a ton of different retailers across North America. You were not missing much if you didn’t play Bomberman 64: The Second Attack: the game was nearly identical in every way to the original Bomberman 64, which was one of the many reasons why it wasn’t reviewed very well. Nevertheless, expect to pay a few hundred dollars for a sealed price (over $500 to be exact). And if you want the cartridge only? You will pay at least $60 for a copy.
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One of the very first entries in the Harvest Moon series, Harvest Moon 64 was the best farm/life simulator in the series up until that time (some even say Harvest Moon 64 is still the best in the series). Playing as a small boy who must take over his family farm and raise crops while meeting the townspeople and starting a family, Harvest Moon 64 is also crazy expensive. The price has dropped over the last few years, but nevertheless, it’s still quite expensive. For a new sealed edition, expect to pay a few hundred dollars. The price fluctuates and has been known to cost over $900, but sometimes you can find the game for $50. If you find a copy, purchase it immediately and keep an eye on the market for the game, as you will definitely be able to make a profit if you wish to sell it one day.
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Another Blockbuster exclusive game, Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine was arguably one of the greatest third-person action adventure games on the Nintendo 64. Unfortunately, not a lot of people played the game, as again, it was a Blockbuster exclusive. Taking place in 1947 after World War II, Indiana Jones and a friend named Sophia Hapgood Jones and Hapgood are tasked with investigating what the Russians are doing excavating the ruins of Babylon. A globe-trotting adventure in the same vein as the other Indiana Jones films, Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine is unfortunately quite expensive. You can find cartridge-only editions on the game online for around $20 – $30, but if you want a complete sealed edition of the game? Expect to pay a few thousand dollars.
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Worms Armageddom is without question the rarest game in the Worms franchise on the Nintendo 64. Not a lot of copies were produced for the Nintendo 64 version again due to a decline in interest in the Nintendo 64, and as a result, the game has become more rare as the years have progressed. While you can find a copy of Worms Armageddom for about $60 – $80, but if you want a sealed copy? You will have to pay around $350.
The Nintendo 64 may not have a huge library like other platforms – and it may not have a ton of games available for it that are as sought after as games on some other platforms – but for the few sought after games that are available on the platform, they’re certainly quite expensive. One of the most unique platforms in console history, if you’re aiming to start recollecting some of your childhood favorites, you better hope none of them are in this list. Otherwise, you’re going to have to spend an absurd amount of money!