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Re: The Nintendo 64 is 15 years old

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Originally Posted by Robot View Post
I remember plopping that cartridge into the console, turning it on (once we figured out how to plug it in since we were used to coaxal cables and not composite cables or as I called them "the three cables with different colors") and seeing the colorful Super Mario 64 logo careening towards me. Then I heard Mario's voice for the first time, "It's a-me! Mario!" Then Mario's head appeared on the title screen, completely in 3D. "Hello!" Hi, Mario! It's so nice to see you in this new way!
It seems that everyone who ever writes about their first experience with polygonal graphics (not just SM64) has a reaction like this.

"Wow, this is so cool!"
"A 3D world and it's so big!"
"What is this analog stick magic?"

I wonder why I didn't. When polygons came around it was a natural move for me.
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