Consoles
Sony had already shipped the PlayStation for over a year by the time the Nintendo 64 hit North America in September 1996. Nintendo turned up late, more expensive to develop for, and stubbornly clinging to cartridges while everyone else had moved to CD-ROM. And yet it produced some of
Market Insights
Try finishing Donkey Kong 64 or The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask without one and you'll hit a brick wall on the boot screen. That little grey cartridge – the Nintendo 64 Expansion Pak – was once the thing you lost in a drawer. Now it's
Games
The Sega Dreamcast remains one of the most beloved consoles in gaming history, and for good reason. Despite its short commercial lifespan, Sega's final home console delivered an incredible library of innovative titles that still hold up remarkably well today. Whether you're building your collection from