If you've ever tried to hook an old Nintendo 64 up to a modern HDTV, you know the results can be less than ideal. Assuming your original hardware still works and your flatscreen even has the requisite R/F and/or composite inputs to allow for the connection, the N64's output will probably look like a blurry mess on a flatscreen that wasn't designed with those old video signals as a priority.
Anti-piracy measures, as a rule, suck. But when they're funny, they get a pass. That appears to be the case for the Nintendo 64's Super Smash Bros., which as revealed by Supper Mario Broth (thanks GamesRadar) will lock you in to being able to play only a single character, but only after you've played the game 69 times. Dude. I'm so adorably naive that I didn't even realize pirating N64 games was an option back in the day.
Nintendo fans have analyzed blur images from a recent Nintendo video and believe they have identified five new Nintendo 64 games possibly coming to Nintendo Switch Online.
