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nrichards2021
10-12-2003, 13:23
I was wondering has anyone ever tried the CD64 for the Nintendo64 yet. If so does it play dvd-r disks also.
Thank You
AXmichigan
10-12-2003, 16:15
how could u get cd64 on the n64?
nrichards2021
10-12-2003, 22:52
Cd64 is an external unit that plugs into the bottom of your Nintendo64 unit. The CD64 is used to transfer your old N64 games into files then you are able to burn your existing games you own onto a cd-r and then in return play them on the cd64 with the cd rom included in the unit. It is an easy way to backup your N64 games, like me I have 50+ games, and store them onto 1 cd-r and play them without having to keep changing cartages.
AXmichigan
11-12-2003, 20:53
oooooo
now i remember
yea i used my friends for taht
i believe the doctor somethin 64 was best for takin n64 roms
Revolution
12-12-2003, 02:20
yes, it should be DOCTOR V-64.
EDIT: and v64 si the type of roms who the doctor creates.
AXmichigan
12-12-2003, 14:43
yea the doc is better than c64
seaneyb2003
16-12-2003, 13:44
n richards i should warn u that the slide cards are bad for your ps2 they damage ur tray and tray mechanisms
AXmichigan
16-12-2003, 15:06
uhh.. ps2?
seaneyb2003
16-12-2003, 15:19
yea its bad even though the forums n64 which is v old now
AXmichigan
16-12-2003, 15:52
umm yea.. sure
seaneyb2003
14-02-2004, 13:04
n 64 is good though i got one
AXmichigan
14-02-2004, 13:08
whaaa?
seaneyb2003
14-02-2004, 13:09
nothin lol.:D :)
AXmichigan
14-02-2004, 13:17
hehe suure
slickwillie95
16-02-2004, 16:48
Now i'm interested in these things. I can't find one on e-bay. Does anyone have any idea where I could find one? Do they go by any other names?
AXmichigan
16-02-2004, 17:03
u want the cd 64? or n64?
slickwillie95
16-02-2004, 17:28
well both, but i'd have no problem getting my hands on an N64, but I want to get the CD64 if it get the system, since that would make everything complete. does anyone have one for sale, of know where to get one that's not way expensive?
AXmichigan
16-02-2004, 19:04
cd64s are hide to find nowadays
u can look at ebay..
Originally posted by AXmichigan
cd64s are hide to find nowadays
u can look at ebay..
They are impossible to find on ebay anymore.
AXmichigan
12-03-2004, 18:07
google then?
gamesmell
12-03-2004, 18:28
cd 64 inint the onley n64 backup devise this site has quite a bit of info on the subject you could try one the outher ones http://n64.icequake.net/#reviews
I also know where you can buy a cd64 but i think im not alowd to post it thay wanted 300 dollors for it anyway
gamesmell
12-03-2004, 18:52
Hay dose anyone know where i can find instrutions for building my own n64 backup devise?
im kinda looking for a project intell I get in a part i need for a attempt for a gamecube thing im trying
Found it, a bit pricey $300 dollars -
http://members.tripod.com/onsweb/cd64/cd64.html
AXmichigan
12-03-2004, 22:34
yea
its a costly thing
but great to have if u looove n64
I don't love it enough to fork over $300 dollars, ... I don't even love it enough to fork over $50. For $300 I can get a brand new xbox modded with hd.
AXmichigan
13-03-2004, 12:35
hey
everyone has their likings
I just don't see the point in that, since there isn't anymore games coming out for N64 and the game out already are worth pennies.
AXmichigan
13-03-2004, 18:31
exactly
the games are worth pennies, materially
but theyre still alotta great games
who noes
some people would buy it just to have it
marioman
05-07-2004, 07:32
hey i was wondering after you burn the games on what system do you play them on the ps2? the computer? xbox? what< :confused:
AXmichigan
05-07-2004, 18:24
u can play em on the cd64 on ur n64!
thats the ease
u can just copy em to ur comp and play em via emu as well
marioman
06-07-2004, 07:46
ohhhhhhhhh now i get, it thank you by the way i saw one website where you could by a cd64 for about 200 they also had kick booty game cubes ,neeto schiblee :cool: http://www.ps2modchip.com/flash/sfc004.htm
AXmichigan
06-07-2004, 10:07
hehe yea theyre pretty sweet
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