“After jumping and while in the air, hold A to activate Diddy Kong’s Barrel Jet. When Diddy Kong is on Donkey Kong’s back, Donkey Kong will have control of the Barrel Jet.”

NOTE: To play the multiplayer games, you MUST collect one Crown in the Adventure Mode. Once you have collected one Crown, you will begin with Donkey Kong as the only playable character. The others are added as they are unlocked in Adventure Mode.

Drop into a body of water that is slightly moving up and down. When the surface is at its lowest point or close to it, press C-up. This will keep you in position as the water is moving up again, letting you go beneath the surface. As soon as you see the screen turn bluish, go back to third person view and start diving.

The Tomee N64 Memory Pak allows you to save your progress in any compatible N64 game. Sliding perfectly into the rear slot of your controller, the N64 Memory Pak can store up to 256kb (or 123 pages) of save data. Any saved game data can be uploaded to any other N64 system at a later time.

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Nintendo 64 It is required to save ghost data in Mario Kart 64. Since the Virtual Console does not support the Memory Pak, the VC release of MK64 cannot save ghost data.

There were two different types of storage. There were two different types of storage. There is another type of memory that was used in N64 cartridges called EEPROM. These are non-volatile memory chips which do not require power to maintain saved data, similar to the memory storage in a USB stick, for example.

Donkey Kong 64 doesn’t use a memory card. It has an internal battery instead. You can use a rumble pak for it, though.

A Controller Pak was initially useful or even necessary for the earlier N64 games. Some games used it to save optional data that was too large for the cartridge, such as Mario Kart 64, which used 121 pages for storing ghost data. Another game is Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater, which uses 11 pages.