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Someone Just Opened A Brand-New Nintendo 64DD Dev Kit – Kotaku Australia
A private video game collector recently reached out to Rerez host Shane Luis for his help in documenting a new, in-box Nintendo 64DD development kit, which means…
A private video game collector recently reached out to Rerez host Shane Luis for his help in documenting a new, in-box Nintendo 64DD development kit, which means we now have an idea of what it must have been like for developers in the 90s to get their hands on this rare piece of hardware.
The 64DD was an add-on for the Nintendo 64 that was meant to expand the ageing, cartridge-based consoles storage with writeable disks to help it compete with disc-based competitors like the PlayStation. That said,…
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