Nintendo 1997 N64 Software Preview - Mario, Conker, Yoshi, F-Zero, Banjo & more - EDGE CD4

I hope you are all happy, safe & healthy whatever challenges you are facing right now.
Bit of a change from gameplay footage and apologies for the delay in uploads - I've been away for a week or so on a course so these videos are quick uploads before I revert to capturing gameplay footage from less common console games and old phones :-)
Back in the mid to late 90's EDGE magazine in the UK would occasionally covermount a CD with previews of upcoming games. I used to watch these previews over and over - it really was an exciting time in gaming & with only very slow dial up that tied up the home phone line these video clips were way better than screenshots in the magazine or waiting for hours to download a massive 20Mb file :-)
While having a sort out I found the CD in my loft (it is one of 4 that EDGE gave away covering the games etc of that period). This is from the 4th (and last) CD they cover mounted. The original file was an AVI at 320x240 at 15 Frames per second. I've upscaled and converted as best I can.
This is an preview of up coming N64 software releases. Contains some interesting footage including more footage of the earlier version of Conker before his Bad Fur Day makeover. Plus Kimba / Jungle Emperor and many more.
Let me know if you'd like to see more of these. I can probably compile into a longer video if that is easier?
All copyrights belong to their respective owners - Rare, N64, Nintendo, EDGE, Future Publishing etc and I'll gladly remove if 40 seconds of 25 year old compressed video is an issue :-)
As always if you enjoy this video let me know. Also let me know if there are particular games or systems you'd like to see.
As always this is uploaded under the Fair Use Policy - no money is being made from this video.
Stay strong, stay safe and stay healthy - Grey Fox

[@gamerman276]

The cutting edge.

[@greyfox1127]

It really was. Difficult to overstate the impact of seeing some of these games in 3D had at the time. Always amazed me how "fully formed" Nintendo's 3D interpretations of many of their classic titles were. Enjoy my channel :-)