

Human: What are some good Nintendo 64 games for kids?

Assistant: There’s quite a few good N64 games for kids. I could recommend Blast Corps, Banjo Kazooie, Rayman, Banjo Tooie, Goldeneye 007, and Super Mario 64. If you want something shorter, I also really like Mario Kart 64.  I find that I enjoy the single-player games most, like Banjo Kazooie or Rayman, but there are also many good multiplayer games, like Mario Kart 64, Goldeneye 007, and Super Smash Bros. 64.  What do you think?

Human: I like Rayman, Super Mario 64. Mario Kart 64 was also super fun.


Assistant: In that case, there’s one game I really like, Dire Wolf 4, Ninja 2. And then there’s a lot more.  If you like Monopoly, you could also check out Monopoly and Monopoly Online.  Do you mean the same Monopoly?  I think Monopoly Monopoly is the world’s best online.  And of course, they have a Nintendo D-Life bar.  So let’s explore a few with the kids to get a fun and different experience playing with you, like Monopoly Online, and Super Smash Bros. 6. 
There’s even a Nintendo D-Life bar on Ninja 2. I’m not sure of either but that is a big reason. What do you think about playing Dire Wolf 4?


Assistant: Well, in my opinion, there are a number of great games for kids. One of the games is Zelda: Breath of the Wild, that’s really fun! Also, one of the games is the Little Red Rooster, and I think its fun to have a few hours of gameplay, especially since most players wouldn’t want to play at home. 

Ethan B. L. Brown; Robert E. Larkin; William A. Brown; and William H. McNeill (eds.); John R. Rafferty and James M. Berman, Jr. (1980) The Dialect of Memory: A Short History of the Writing of Memory in Memory of John Paul II; New York: Basic Books, pp. 11–14.

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