
Gaming · Kyoto
“Four controllers. One cartridge. The console that taught a generation 3D.”
The Nintendo 64 launched in 1996 with a 64-bit processor and redefined gaming: GoldenEye split-screen, Mario 64's open world, Ocarina of Time's Z-targeting. For a generation, '64' doesn't mean a number—it means the console that taught them 3D.