I have fifteen main units (Original Black CIB, Pokemon Stadium Battle Set (Atomic Purple) CIB, Pokemon Pikachu CIB, Star Wars Episode 1 Racer CIB, Donkey Kong NIB, Smoke Black CIB, Fire Orange CIB and Ice Blue CIB), many Power Adapters, many Rumble Packs, many Controllers, Ultra 64 SFX Universal Game Adapter, four Controller Paks (one CIB), four Expansion Paks (one CIB), Four transfer paks, two RF switch (one CIB) and Ultra Racer 64.
I have two Japan version (original CIB and Clear Green).
type game console
country Japan
year 1996 JPN, 1997 EU
os Nintendo
cpu 64bit MIPS R4300 RISC
speed 93.75 MHz
ram 4 MB
rom game cartridge
graphic 256 x 224 (low-res) / 640 x 480 (high-res)
colors 21bit
sound 16bit stereo
ports cartridge slot, controller ports (2), extension port, memory port
The Nintendo 64 — The 3D Revolution
The Nintendo 64, launched in Japan in June 1996, was the console that defined three-dimensional gaming — delivering Super Mario 64 and The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, two games that fundamentally changed what video games could be. Using a custom 64-bit MIPS R4300i processor alongside the Reality Co-Processor for 3D rendering, the N64 produced graphics that amazed players accustomed to 16-bit gaming. Super Mario 64 invented the 3D platformer genre; Ocarina of Time is regularly cited as the greatest video game ever made; GoldenEye 007 defined console first-person shooters. Despite losing the commercial war to PlayStation, the N64’s first-party software library remains among the most acclaimed in gaming history.