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M64 Release Titles Bundle

Own our first four M64 games on cartridge, each packaged inside collector’s edition boxes with printed manuals: Buck Bumble – A cult favorite. Take flight as Buck Bumble, the world’s most advanced cybernetic super-bee, and blast your way through the skies in a high-speed fight to save what’s left of nature. Xeno Crisis – A solo or co-op twin-stick arena shooter in an alien research station that never plays the same Read more

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Own our first four M64 games on cartridge, each packaged inside collector’s edition boxes with printed manuals:

Buck Bumble – A cult favorite. Take flight as Buck Bumble, the world’s most advanced cybernetic super-bee, and blast your way through the skies in a high-speed fight to save what’s left of nature.

Xeno Crisis – A solo or co-op twin-stick arena shooter in an alien research station that never plays the same way twice. Scavenge better weapons, stock up on ammo, and upgrade gear to make it out alive.

Extreme-G: Turbo Fusion – Both original Extreme-G racers on a single cartridge, featuring fast anti-gravity racing through futuristic cities and death-defying rollercoaster loops.

Xibalba 64 – Descend into the depths of the Mayan underworld, armed with relics and weapons to challenge death itself. Includes 4-player deathmatch and 2-player co-op modes.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sebastian O. ★★★★★

Buck Bumble finally feels complete on my shelf—the collector’s box has some weight to it, and the printed manual actually made me sit down and read it again before booting up. Four games in one bundle, each with its own box, is exactly how I wanted to revisit these.

Scarlett ★★★★★

Manual printing is ridiculously crisp on these, and Buck Bumble in that chunky cartridge case feels like a legit museum piece. I’d already played the ROM, but owning the actual boxed game changes how I value it.

Amelia ★★★★★

The collector’s boxes feel heavier and more premium than I expected, and the printed manuals are a nice touch that actually makes me want to read them. Popping in Buck Bumble and flipping through the booklet took me straight back to Saturday mornings.