My review of the N64 Myth is now online and can be found here. I will update the review when I have had the time to do a bigger test with a lot of games and of course it will be updated whenever new features arrive.

New versions of ScummVM for N64 were released by HKZ:

"Queen Engine" version including the full game "Flight of the Amazon Queen"
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"Sky Engine" version including the full game "Beneath a Steel Sky"
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HKZ has released his N64 port of ScummVM, an implementation of LucasArts SCUMM interpreter, used in games such as Monkey Island, Indiana Jones, Day Of The Tentacle and Sam and Max.

You can find a sample rom with a game demo in it here or at 64Scener.

Make sure to use an Expansion Pak for best performance.

Thanks to nesworld for the news!

After years of development, Neoflash have released their N64 Myth, an USB N64 Flash cartridge.

* Supports N64 Roms up to 512 MBit
* 100% compatability
* Uses NEO2 cart to store Roms
* Supports all save types natively
* Upload/overwrite game save to PC via USB
* Multi-CIC support, can use any N64 cart to boot
* Multi game support, you can download 2 games at the same time and swap the game via a switch
* CPLD logic core upgradeable through the NDP upgrade kit
* SD and real multi game support under development

I will review it as soon as I reveice my unit.

A N64 port is in the works by HKZ. Here's a first screenshot:

A nice video on Youtube by N64 coder marshallh, showing all of his demos from the past years. Some impressive stuff!

Although it has already been available for months on Europe and Japan, the US finally got the original N64 four-player fighting game for the Wii Virtual Console!

Play as Mario, Kirby, Fox, Link, Donkey Kong, Yoshi, Samus, Pikachu, and other secret characters in various locales, finding ways to throw each other out of the stage!

It is available for 1000 Wii Points and rated E.

For some people, the moon is one of their most pronounced and intense phobias. Just looking at the billion ton rock hovering thousands of miles above us can scare some people out of their pants.

But when a kid pulls a prank and steals a mysterious mask, those crazy people might in fact have a reason to be so fearful.

The moon will fall to the Earth in three days. Can the Hero of Time stop it from destroying the world in that amount of time?

The critically acclaimed sequel to the highest praised videogame of all time is available for 1000 Wii Points on the Virtual Console. You have to control Link to get the Majora's Mask back from the kid that took it before your 3 days are up.

Greetings and salutations, Bear brethren. The moment so many have been clamouring for has arrived – today is the day we announce the release date for classic Banjo-Tooie on Xbox LIVE Arcade.

4J Studios’ stellar port will be yours to own for 1200 MS Points from Wednesday 29th April – exactly two weeks from now. Set a reminder in your reminding appliance of choice, as it’s full to the brim with updates and tweaks from the original release, not least being a super-charged frame rate and some fully-featured Stop ‘N’ Swoppery.

You may have heard rumblings after the festive season had drawn to a close that the Banjo team were back at work. Well, we're happy to reveal that this wasn't just indigestion from the last of the turkey sandwiches, but rather a li'l sum'n sum'n that we've got on the boil to spice up Nuts & Bolts, as well as the incredibly exciting work that we've been putting into the forthcoming release of Banjo-Tooie on Xbox LIVE Arcade. The game will be available to download this April, appropriate since Easter is the designated time for hunting multi-coloured eggs.

In what promises to be amongst the biggest and boldest - and certainly the bear-iest - releases on Xbox LIVE Arcade, Banjo-Tooie will be a note-perfect migration of Banjo and Kazooie's second adventure. In their struggle against Grunty and her wicked sisters, the bear and bird can now rely on the extra grunt supplied by the Xbox 360, bringing with it silky-smooth frame rates and super-sharp HD graphics.

As with the XBLA release of Banjo-Kazooie, you can expect all the fully-featured fun from the original game. But there's more - 4J Studios have dredged the Banjo team's collective memory and implemented the original plan for Stop 'n' Swop, for the first time on any platform ever and after many long years of waiting. Without going into too much detail, the Stop 'n' Swop items collected in Banjo-Kazooie will 'magically' appear in Tooie, resulting in... well, you'll just have to find out. What could be cooler than that? Nothing, that's what - not even Kazooie turning into a dragon.