Ocarina of Time is easily S tier. Playing that for the first time was unlike any other gaming experience I’ve ever had at the time, I just loved the eerie and dark atmosphere. Still one of the best Zelda games around

Man F-Zero X is such a classic. It's a shame he didn't try it, but the high speed 60 fps races were unrivaled back then. And the soundtrack goes fucking nuts.

Diddy Kong Racing not being on the GOAT tier is insane... criminal!

Let’s give that British guy reviewing obscure 64 games some more love.

As someone who had both, seeing Charlie put Rugrats in Paris above Doom 64 made me do the biggest double take in my life

As someone who’s incredibly biased when it comes to Paper Mario as it was the game that made me realize what video games can truly be when I was a kid, it belongs in goated!

Bro watching Charlie geek out about these games brings me such joy. To see how fondly he recalls some of the GOATS, it takes me back to some kinda pure age of gaming. I know saying shit like that makes me sound like a nostalgia addict, but man oh man, games just hit fucking different pre-xbox one and ps4 era. There are still some banger games coming out in this new era but anything and everything was just someone’s passion project back then. People made the absolute craziest, zaniest, wackiest shit and I ate it up. So good. Great vid, Charlie. Can’t wait to take a walk through time and see what you think of some of the other consoles, especially ones I never played as a kid (i mostly stuck to Nintendo and Xbox).

The ability mixing mechanics in Kirby 64 was an awesome gameplay concept and I wish Nintendo or Hal or whoever develops the next mainline Kirby game would bring this super fun-to-experiment system back into the franchise.

Glad the tier list series has returned, I have really missed this.

_"You want fun? Wario shows you fun"_ is Nintendo's equivalent to SEGA's _"FUN is Infinite"._

Everyone usually mentions the more popular games, so I'll talk about an underrated gem. Ogre Battle 64 is one of the best tactical rpgs I've played to this day. The class system is fun, the story is great, and the choices you make actually matter. Learning all the intricacies of the game is a lot of fun. It's sad that a lot of people missed this one and I never see it get much love outside of it's niche fanbase

6:23 Super Smash Bros. 23:22 Donkey Kong 64 29:56 Conkers Bad Fur Day 59:10 Super Mario 64

Absolute tragedy that Diddy Kong Racing wasn’t on here. It was my favorite game of all time beside Banjo Kazooie. The songs still get stuck in my head to this day. Kirkhope and Wise are legendary composers

All these stories about Charlie's childhood and his mom are real sweet

Man! I watched this excitedly hoping Charlie wouldn't skip past the co-op spaceship battle game that I played as a child and could never find the name of. Thankfully at 27:25 he put a little gameplay on screen and I was instantly flooded with nostalgia for that awesome game we rented from a local gas station all those years ago. Forsaken 64 was such a fun game.

DUDE, Body Harvest was lit, the boss fights were amazing for their time, early game was probably a bit sleeper but it absolutely slapped once you started unlocking stuff

The N64 port of Resident Evil 2 was incredible. I'm impressed that a game that big managed to fit into that system.

Jet Force Gemini was one of my favourite games on the N64. Me and my friends put in so many hours I am quite shocked Charlie never played it. The way it did co-op was genius for it's time.

DK64 is my most underrated game in history imo. It was quite a while after SM64 and was a great game to go to for those who loved SM64. It had its own aura, but the gameplay was still top top top notch. The ambiance was amazing. GOAT tier for me.

Haha I was looking forward to watching this and then seeing you check out a ton of my videos was fun to see. Keep Up the great work, your voice is super chill and combined with n64 makes it a great video to watch 👍

Super Mario 64 rly hit different back then and even nowadays

Bro, Body Harvest is criminally underrated. Once you know the story and start discovering the hidden areas and other maps, it seriously becomes exciting.

Rush 2049 holds a special place in my heart. It sounded so cool and was so fun to look at. The driving mechanic was already so cool as it was.

Honestly a pretty good list overall, I like that he showed some deserved love to games like Kirby 64, Mace, and Turok, a shame Turok 2 wasn't on the list because if the first one was great, 2 was even better. With Mace, I don't know if it's a good game competitively but just to play the arcade mode or 1v1 funsies it was a blast, we definitely need a fighter with a dark fantasy setting. Also thanks for talking about Smash64 without comparing it to Melee, it is heartbreaking to hear people say that Smash starts with Melee, but the feel of SSB64 is so unique and something that hasn't been recreated again.

The N64 had a long list of games that were so good. And because of that there was bound to be a game or two missing, just a shame it was Diddy Kong Racing as one of them. It's easily an S-Tier game (imo)

Perfect Dark defined my Childhood. The Local Multiplayer was absolutely a blast! Finishing the challenges was also friggin adrenaline pumping.

Damn not putting Kirby and the Crystal Shards in GOAT hurt my feelings. That's a Kirby game that holds up easily today and I still go back and play it sometimes. Such a great game with being able to mix the powers and find cool combinations was soo good.

The New Tetris is one of the most historically important iterations of Tetris. It didn't start guideline Tetris, but it was a precursor to it.

Just finished Majora's Mask (N64) yesterday night and it was Phenomenal. The plot is unique, the characters are interesting and likable, the gameplay was smooth, the combat is great, there's always something to do, the NPCs actually has purpose and the game rewards you for exploring and thinking in every location plus the temples/dungeons are satisfying to complete.

Concor's Bad Fur Day is easy GOAT tier. One of the greatest masterpieces of gaming ever created. DAMN YOU TEDDIES!

Vigilante 8 and 2nd offense are hidden gems, absolute classics.

Charlie! My friend Glenn is gonna be hyped when he sees this video. A lot of the videos you used as a resource for this tier list are from his channel. If you ever want information on ANYTHING N64 related, he's the guy to consult. His channel is N64 Glenn Plant. Great content as always!

I love that Majora's Mask and Ocarina of Time are GOATs. They laid down the frame for every good open world game afterwards.

I'd honestly put perfect dark up a tier. It stood right along goldeneye for me. Glad to see Majora's mask made S tier. A lot of peopl don't like it as much as Ocarina, but I honestly prefer it

Star Wars: Rouge Squadron, Lego Racers, Starfox, and Wave Race 64 were some of the finest games for the N64 to this day

Jet Force Gemini: the forgotten S Tier n64 game. Great gameplay, character types, weapon types, dope story missions, and great multiplayer game too.

Mischief makers and Jet Force Gemini are criminally underrated games that never saw the light of day

Charlie needs to play Diddy Kong Racing, Blast Corps, and Star Wars Shadows of the Empire for 3 absolutely GOATED games he didn't seem to be that knowledgeable about.

This was a super fun video, very nostalgic. Do you think you would do another tier list for every game cube game?

Blast Corps was great, I played it a bunch at my friend's house. It was developed by Rare and had very high reviews on release. Extremely hard though.

Shame that Charlie has never played Mischief Makers. That game is GOAT Tier!

Mischief Makers is A tier at least and is on my personal S tier. It's just a great goddamn game that still holds up.

Must have missed Jet Force Gemini. What an underrated game. The versus mode was particularly fun, especially with the landmines and such.

The list is missing Turok 2 as well, which I think tops the first. That game was visual fidelity for its time. I'd also like to see what you think of Mystical Ninja today; still has a place in my boy heart.

Banjo Kazooie is perfect! The puzzles are more challenging/intriguing than most games today. 10/10 for me.

38:44 Feels good to see Charlie recognize Kirby 64 the way it should.

33:20 "cheat codes like big head mode" just unlocked some of the deepest forbidden memories that I didn't even know i had

Hexen was one of my favorites, multiplayer was so fun with my little brother even thought we didn’t know how to advance in the game

It's been a while since we've seen the tier lists! Great to see it back again.

Seeing you know about how underrated Mace The Dark Age was and putting it up there compared to the other N64 fighting games really put a smile on my face. Mace was such an awesome game. Loved the character designs as well. Good times playing it over my cousin’s house as a kid. Very nostalgic N64 game to me, along with Kirby 64, Bomberman Hero, Army Men Sarges Heroes 2, Wave Race 64, Clayfighter Sculptor’s Cut, and Glover

What a wholesome video. Perfect thing to watch early in the AM after feeling guilty for calling out of work

I just wanted to say that I used to take the rumble packs out of Starfox 64 boxes that at Blockbuster because they just left them in there on the shelf. N64 was the BEST for many reasons, one of my favorites being the ability to play games with 4 people and also because WCW/WWE Revenge was for the platform.

If you're gonna do an Nintendo tier list, gamecube is where it's at, so many hidden gems that many of us have played but never given enough respect!!!

Nice to see these back. Can’t wait to see what you do for the tier lists next.

I had an N64 because of my parents. Played Tetris, Goldeneye, Super Mario, and MarioKart. Absolutely loved it

I go to sleep to this every night playing in the background at 10% up very relaxing

I really hope that War of the Monsters is on the PS2 tier list, that shit is an S tier all day. Ever since it got a re-release on Ps4 it has had a permanent space on my hardrive, even after I got a PS5. It's like dragonball xenoverse for mythological creatures, I fucking love that game, have ever since I was 4 years old. It's been 19 years and that game still holds up to the tests of time.

I can't believe Charlie is brave enough to search and click on all these videos without worry about his recommendations getting ruined

9:45 stories like these just warm my heart. I was too afraid of Crystal Caves on Donkey Kong 64 so my older cousin helped me beat it.

Blast Corps was really fun. For me it was one I rented when I wasn't sure what to rent. For me its A tier possibly S. 1080 snowboarding was also a classic.

Immediately dropped what I was doing. When Charlie makes a new tier list, I click. I’m a simple woman.

Perfect Dark was just as good as Golden Eye. I loved the suitcase that turned into a turret.

Man, Beetle Adventure Racing is an easy S, maybe even GOAT. Probably the racing game with the most alternate paths and shortcuts ever + having to collect stuff while racing is super challenging and fun. (This comes from a guy who played this game for the first time at 20 years old)

1:01:30 - Micro Maniacs? I think my parents also picked that up in a flea market lol.

Man, this brought back some good memories. I played Goldeneye one night while i was supposed to be asleep already, and my stepdad (who had just moved in with my mom at the time) came to check up on me. Instead of telling me to go to sleep as usual, he sat down next to me and we just played and talked for a bit. It was the first time we really started bonding and being reminded of this little moment just made my day so much better!

The nostalgia these clips are bringing to me... one of the best eras of gaming.

hearing that charlie used to play banjo with his mom is honestly adorable

Hotwheels is a classic. I played it on ps2. You've gotta learn to drive & then it's got really interesting level design & I enjoyed collecting the hidden cars!

I like how he has an entire section that's just sports games on the N64. He knows there's like a lot of sports games

When Charlie said he thought the ingame trophies in Mario cart were real trophies you would get, I instantly thought of my old little kid thoughts, like the signs on the road that said “No shoulder driving” meant you couldn’t drive with your shoulders steering the wheel. Ahh good wholesome little kid moments…

This is really fun, do you do this with other systems?

Battle tanks global assault was so fun as a kid I remember playing it, goldeneye and turok against friends

Conker's Bad Furday in A tier truly did hurt my heart, but just because its my favorite game of all time doesn't mean other people share my opinion. Overall great Tier list Charlie keep it up my dude.

Star Wars Rogue Squadron and Toy Story 2 for the N64 are both amazing and kind of hidden gems

Beetle adventure racing was sick. What do you mean you do nothing? It's unique in that it combines exploration in a racing game. The cool environments had shortcuts/secret areas that were so creative and fun to access. The soundtrack was simple but groovy asf.The multiplayer was also a blast, definitely prefer this over Mario kart 64.

Bug's Life was one of those games as a kid that I really enjoyed... but as an adult realized how much it wasn't great. I'm not a fan of people dismissing someone's opinion of a game because of their nostalgia, but that was definitely a, "Not as good as I remember," moment. Ah well, the fact I enjoyed it when I didn't have a lot of games at the time can only be a net positive. I don't agree with your taste past me, but you do you.

I think my favorite n64 game that wasn’t on this list was silicone space valley (I think that’s what it is called). The swapping between different animals was so cool to me as a kid

god imagine a tier list for every game, that would be placed in S tier

32:04 I love how he ends the video right as the boulder falls

27:55 shame he couldn't really spend much time on flying dragon since he never played it the game was cool in that not only did it have the chibi mode that's seen here, but also a more "realistic" mode that's much more recognizable among other fighting games, so switching back and forth made it a lot of fun to mess around with

Remember when a game console's library was so small you could make a tier list in an hour instead of two lifetimes?

As someone who played the old Pokémon snap and loved it. The new one was great as well. I enjoyed both a lot. The scoring system was better in the old one, but other than that they’re pretty even for me.

I really hope we get more of these. I love his tier lists, and I’d love to see Playstation or Dreamcast.

The Stunt track on Rush 2 was endless fun.

My favorite N64 game is Goemon's Great Adventure or Mystical Ninja 2 in Europe. The soundtrack is really good and the challenging gameplay feels rewarding.

Majora’s mask is a well deserved S tier. It is personally my all time favorite Zelda game to this day. Ever since childhood, I constantly played this game and omg it is an absolute blast

Pokemon Snap prank: I fell for this one. I was told after you get 1 million points total the game changes from just taking pics to actually catching 3D pokemon ( unheard of at the time)

Unless I missed it, Gauntlet Legends and Hexen were great games missing from the list. Happy to see love for Snowboard Kids. Wish that series would make a comeback.

I'm appalled that Star wars pod races isnt S tier!! That games was incredible, especially for it's time.

there is a lot of potential goat/S in "didnt play": the goemon series, turok 2 quake, FZero X, mischief makers, KI gold, ogre battle 64, RE2, hexen, forsaken, jet force gemini, shadowman

The N64 version of Rush 2049 is one of the most underrated racing games ever made.

I still have BEAST WARS in a shoe box and i dont ever remember playing that game, it just sorta poped up when i was looking through old boxes

I strongly disagree with Conkers. Having 6 brothers we had a ton of fun even with the multiplayer. But that's okay because its YOUR opinion.

Clayfighter was such an amazing fighting game. I remember playing it when I was younger from a rental at Blockbuster (when it was still a thing). I'd like to see it make a return because that would be phenomenal!

first video i ever saw of charlies was the n64 corruption videos. i remember laughing so hard my spleen literally hurt. been subbed ever since.

The multiplayer mini games on banjo and tooie were absolute fire

Banjo Kazooie being in the GOAT category is something we can all surely agree on

I would definitely love to watch Charlie play through ocarina of time either a normal play through a speed run or randomizer

I really liked Bomberman 64's multiplayer. The change in mechanics was refreshing, and it was just so much fun battling with 3 other players.

Rush 2049 had a 4 player split screen battle mode. I spend an entire summer with my brother and 2 friends playing that.