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This video is part of a complete playlist featuring every Nintendo 64 (NTSC) game ever released - all 296 titles - streamed from start to completion. A challenge started on March 31, 2017 with Star Wars Roque Squadron and completed on August 18, 2018 with Super Mario 64 in a total time of 1425h 17m 35s. Completing this entire library earned me a Guinness World Record for being the first person to achieve full completion of all NTSC N64 games. Streamed on Twitch:   / meridianprime   🏆 Guinness World Record: https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/... ▶️ Watch the full playlist here:    • Плейлист   📌 About this playlist: All 296 officially released NTSC Nintendo 64 games + 2 games that were actually not part of the NTSC list. Completed from beginning to end * No skipped titles, no partial runs Documented as part of a world-record achievement This series is intended for gamers, achievement hunters, and challenge-focused players who appreciate full completions and long-term gaming goals. Each video can be watched on its own or as part of the complete historical and competitive journey through the Nintendo 64 library. 👍 If you enjoy full-completion challenges and record-setting gaming achievements, consider liking the video and subscribing for more content. 💬 Comments and discussion are welcome. - Regarding Game Endings & Completion Criteria Some games in the Nintendo 64 library do not define a single, explicit "ending" in official manuals or developer documentation. In such cases, the point of completion is open to interpretation. For this project, all completion criteria and chosen endings were determined using a consistent, logic-based methodology, applied equally across the entire NTSC Nintendo 64 library. The selected endpoints represent what can reasonably be considered a game’s conclusion based on in-game progression, final objectives, and available content. While alternative interpretations may exist, all decisions were made transparently, consistently, and in good faith, with the goal of establishing a clear and repeatable standard across all 296 titles. These criteria were reviewed and accepted as part of the official Guinness World Record validation process. This project documents one complete and verifiable interpretation of full-game completion, rather than claiming exclusivity over all possible definitions. - Thank you for watching, and until the next video!