Is this N64 a good deal?

So, I'm going to buy a n64 from a friend for about $50. I get four controllers, 14 games and the system. He has some good games but he doesn't have any zelda, pokemon or star fox games. He does have super smash, mario kart, paper mario and a few other good ones. Would I be able to find a better deal at a pawn shop or should I just buy it from him?Is this N64 a good deal?
i think you should buy it this is the best n64 deal i have ever seenIs this N64 a good deal?
It sounds like a great deal if everything works and the controllers are still in decent condition.
As long as it works I'd go for it dude!
Considering the games that he is giving to you it is a very good deal.
LOLLLL sorry for the bad title. I'll change it asap.So yea I did the math...14x5 games:$7015x4 controllers:$601x45 console:$45=$175but then, another friend is selling his modded ps2 plus a good amount of original games for around 75/85, and I'm on a tight budget...(yes, I have some nice friends)I have a ps3 now, so should I get the n64 or ps2? they're not actively selling it, so I can wait a while...
Don't do it you can get more for a pc with that money.
get the N64
the best games money could buy vs the best console to own go for n64 because you can get a perfectly brand new ps2 for 100 or a used for 60-80XD they have the same # of bitsthe ps2 has the 32 bit EE to play dvds and 1080i HD but only 2 games access the feature and the ps1 32 bit proccessor combined = 64
Hell yeah, it's a great deal go for it.
i got mine with 30 games, three controllers, and the system and it came with pokemon stadium, mario kart, mario 64, ocarina of time and golden eye for 50 bucks.
A great deal in theory.



A few things you may want to check before going for it:



- check the condition of the analog sticks on the controllers

- make sure all cables are included

- check the cartridges for missing connectors

- make sure the expansion slot is not empty

- if possible, plug the console in and give it a try (it's a friend, he should let you)