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It only came to the Nintendo 64, via its 64DD expansion, in 1999 and got a GameCube upgrade in 2002. The latter did make it’s way to Europe, but it never reached North America.

It was initially planned for the Nintendo 64DD, then partially developed for the PlayStation, but was ultimately released for the PlayStation 2 early in the console’s life.

In short, it's a pretty rare bit of kit. Even more so is the 64DD Development Kit — the console Nintendo sent to studios before release so design teams could play to its unique features.

The 64DD promised to be easier to develop for than the original N64, with Nintendo even planning for games that would connect to your Game Boy. From easy writability, to rapid-fire loading times ...

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Taber told us that it didn't but that there were "multiple other ways to connect it and community-made solutions" for people who want to play 64DD content on the Analogue 3D.

Sadly, such a large RPG looked to be too much for the console, so it was moved again to the ill-fated 64DD add-on. When the 64DD failed, it was again planned to just be released as an N64 cartridge.

Nintendo unveiled the 64DD at 1995's Shoshinkai game show. Developed in tandem with the Nintendo 64, it was supposed to fix some of the console's issues. The 64DD was set for a 1997 release, following ...