The N64 Encyclopedia: Every Game Released for the Nintendo 64 Hardcover – 30 Aug. 2022

As a fan of the Nintendo 64, I really enjoyed this book. It covers every single game released for the system as well the games released on the rare 64 DD that was only released in Japan. Overall a really comprehensive book. If you owned a Nintendo 64 back in the day then you need to buy this book!

Chris Scullion has been a video game journalist for years and his knowledge once again shines through. Excellent information and trivia with some great humour. I missed the N64 era but i can find out about it through this and it covers all regions so some games that never made it here are in this book. A great addition to a fantastic growing series. I've bought one as a present for a gaming friend of mine who i know will love it. Highly recommended.

Really glad i got this book. This book is a must have if you owned a n64. Would love to see a PS1 or PS2 book in the future

Covers pretty much all N64 games, is really well written. Good summaries of each published N64 game and a nice range of screenshots. Book is in hardcover and feels well produced

Short and sweet review.An extremely well produced book with good quality paper, clear print and photos and a satin finish hardback cover. Lots of info inside and it looks like it covers every N64 game. Recommended to the retro collector who wants a hard copy database of N64 titles

Scully knocks it out of the park with another amazing encyclopaedia

Chris Scullion does it again with a comprehensive and witty round up of every title released for Nintendo’s 90’s great, even those for the 64DD add-on. Informative and with tons of screenshots, if you want to know about N64 games, this book is for you.

I wasn’t sure what to expect before receiving this, but after reading it I can say it’s a throughly well written and insightful book about the best retro console of them all. The book covers every game ever released for the system, with images and a summary of each.It’s a pretty basic book in terms of content and layout, but that helps when you’re creating something like an encyclopaedia - you wouldn’t want it to be a dense, hard to read brick.I look forward to the author’s next book which is meant to cover the Dreamcast.