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My cousin now has a web-cam! You can come here to check out what it's like living at my cousin's house. My cousin currently has two web-sites with web-cams, if this one is down, or not on, then click the link to his other web-cam and see if that ones on. He has a link to it on this web page. He will frequently switch from one cam to the other. So check it out!

Heh heh heh, Arachniphobia, the fear of spiders. This is another one of my cousin's cool sites. Here you will find lots of information on different species of tarantula, and lots of other tarantula info. Like how to take care of your tarantula, etc. Pretty cool. Check it out.

Here's my cousin's complete online store. They sell everything, with the ease of buying straight from the Internet. No hassle, no crowds, no shopping carts, just click and buy. Isn't technology great? Please surf on in and buy something. They've got great prices on lots of cool stuff. From music and games, to computers and software. Anything you want is right here.

My overall favorite web-site. Usually updated on a daily basis with tons of news and info for everything from gaming to TV. With news for the all the game systems: GameCube, Nintendo 64, Game Boy Color & Advanced (Handhelds), Sony Playstation, Playstation 2, Sega Dreamcast, and Microsoft's Xbox. They also have For Men (Which includes babes, cars, and gear), wrestling, TV, radio, movies, dvd's, and maybe some other sections I missed. One of the greatest sites on the net, and winner of the 'Best Web Hang Out' award. A great site. Check it out!

(Note: IGN started a new thing called IGNinsider, where you have to pay to access certain features of their site. However, most of the pay stuff is for the message boards and chat and stufff like that. You can still access most of their site without paying. Some stuff you just need to be a member to access too, but you don't have to be paying. The reason for IGNinsider is because of the way the Internet is right now. It's not very good, and a lot of sites are shutting down because they don't have enought money to keep afloat. So IGNinsider is to help IGN keep money flowing in, so they can keep giving us breaking video game and entertainment news. Help them out if you can! It's still a awesome site. They said they might even stop doing IGNinsider if they think they have enough money to the point where they don't need it anymore.)

A pretty good web-site about videogames. They work closely with the people from EGM, Expert Gamer, and Official Playstation Magazine. Check it out, one of the best site's around for video games. I usually check them, along with IGN, out everyday.

This is my friend Martin's newest site (He had to change from Homestead to Geocities). His old site was called Rareware 2001, but he's changed that to Rareware UK. He has information, pics, etc. on lots of games from Nintendo's second party Rareware. From the SNES and N64, to GameCube and Game Boy Advance. Check it out, it's pretty cool. He also has some cool features, like Rareware Rumors and a quiz that you can take. Try to get 7 out of 10 to get a place on the Hall of Fame. So check it out!

This is one of the coolest sites I have ever found. They let you download MP3's from video game soundtracks! They also have midis, and other things to download, an awesome site. (Note: I've been having trouble recently, when trying to download songs, not sure what's wrong. Check it out anyway though).

This is a awesome site! They have all kinds of cool info for the NES, SNES, and Game Boy systems. Including instruction booklets, system FAQ's, universal game lists, and other cool stuff. One of the best sites for retro info on NES, SNES, and Game Boy systems and games. Highly recommended for Nintendo fans. Check it out!

Tomarrow's Heroes. This is a really cool site that covers video games and comic books. He sells lots of old games here, for just about every system up to the SNES and Genesis. He also sells comic books and magazines. Anyway, check out his site, he has some cool newsletters and other things for you to check out. Buy a game or something if your into collecting classic games, boxes, instructions, etc. too.

E-mail by phone! (Note: Well, it's not as cool anymore, :-( Now if you want the phone service, you have to pay them. You can get just web-based E-mail for free, but you only get 6MB worth of space.)

Nintendo's official site. They have an all new layout, with a totally different look, that covers just about every Nintendo thing you can think of, and is packed full of features. Check it out.

The official site for Nitnendo's annual SpaceWorld shows. Check here for lots of info on Spaceworld 2001 direct from Nintendo. Including pics, videos and information on all the games.

The official site for Nintendo's updcoming console system, the GameCube. The site is currently still under construction and there is literally nothing here yet. But keep an eye out for it as there is sure to be some news on Nintendo's new system in the near future as the launch date of November 18 gets ever closer.

The official site just for the Game Boy and Game Boy Color systems. Also get news on the upcoming Game Boy Advance! (Note: This site now, at least, for what I know, covers just Game Boy Advance (And has a really cool flash intro), if you want infromation on Game Boy Color, you'll have to go to nintendo.com)

The official Nintendo sports site. Nintendo.com doesn't cover sports games (They'll list them, but if you click on them, it'll just take you to Nintendo Sports), so they created a special site that covers all Nintendo 64 sports games. So if you like sport videogames, and have a Nintendo 64, this is the place to go.

Everything from Pokemon Gold & Silver.com has been moved over to Pokemon.com since the games have since come out. Nonetheless, you can check out http://www.pokemon.com to see all the latest Pokemon info for ALL Pokemon games, including Gold & Silver!

Everything from Pokemon Gold & Silver.com has been moved over to Pokemon.com since the games came out. Nonetheless, you can check out http://www.pokemon.com to see all the latest Pokemon info for ALL Pokemon games, including Gold & Silver!

The official Nintendo Zelda site. This site is now called Zelda Universe. And has lots of awesome info on ALL Zelda games. The Legend of Zelda (NES), Zelda II: Adventure of Link (NES), The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (SNES), The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening/DX (GB & GBC), The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (N64), and The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask (N64). Plus info on the upcoming Game Boy Color Zelda games made by Capcom, The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages and The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Time. There's also info and lots of other stuff on all things Zelda, even strategy guides straight from Nintendo Power that you can download for Zelda I, II, Link to the Past, and Link's Awakening/DX. It's an awesome site. Check it out!

A weird web-site created for The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. Talks about people who believe the world will come to an end on October 26, 2000. Hmm . . . That's the same day Zelda: Majora's Mask came out. Coincidence? I think not! lol.

Another wacky (but awesome) web-site about black holes, other dimensions, and big evil moons crashing down on the planet. Hmm . . . Hahahahahahaha, a cool web-site created by the folks at Nintendo to promote (and have a little fun with the "science" of it all) The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. Check it out.

(Note: Ditto for this site. It's still up, and is actually pretty cool. So even if you have Majora's Mask, check this site out. I'll keep you notified if it ever closes down.)

Check this out. It's a web-site created by Nintendo about the company Datadyne from the N64 game Perfect Dark. The company's pure fictional, but it's still cool to just look around and see how real Nintendo made them sound. Bet it fooled a lot of people before the game got released.

The official site to Rare. The company that has created such hits as GoldenEye 007, Perfect Dark, Conker's Bad Fur Day, Banjo-Kazooie, Banjo-Tooie, Diddy Kong Racing, Donkey Kong 64 and the Donkey Kong Country series for the Super NES. They have recently re-designed their site, and the new design is realy easy to navigate. So check it out. They even have information, pics, and more on all their upcoming GameCube and Game Boy Advance games, plus info on the company, and all of their games of the past. Updated a lot!

One of the web-sites for Nintendo's many 2nd Parties working on Gamecube games. They're going to be big in the future! Just you watch. Especialy since they're the ones working on the new Metroid GameCube game!

Another one of Nintendo's official 2nd parties. Silicon Knights is currently working on the Psychological Thriller Eternal Darkness for the GameCube, and is, of course, working on many upcoming Gamecube games (Including Too Human).

The company that made the NBA Courtside games and Excitebike 64 (Among a couple others) is none other than Nintendo second party Left Field Productions. Visit the official site for info on all their games and the company. The site's pretty small right now, but it should get bigger in the coming months as the Nintendo GameCube gets closer to release and they make more games.

The official web site for one of Nintendo's lesser known second parties, Brownie Brown. Made up of ex-Squaresoft employees, Brownie Brown is currently making a "communication" RPG for the Game Boy Advance called Magical Vacation. They don't have a English site yet, but go ahead and check out their Japanese site. I'll post an English one as soon as they make it :-)

A huge list of official web-sites for many of their first and second party games. And believe me, there's lots of them! They cover just about all of the current Nintendo systems: Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo 64, and even the Nintendo GameCube!

Yoshi's Story is the sequel to the great SNES platformer Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. And while it isn't at all as great as that classic game, it's still a ok game. Check out the official site for info and other stuff, such as your very own virtual Yoshi pet.

GoldenEye 007. The game that completely changed all first person shooters from then on and put Nintendo 64 back on top. One of the greatest first person shooters ever made! Winner of the 1997 AND 1998 Game of the year Award [Overall], and one of the best selling games ever! Check out the official site for the game that made Rare a household name to all Nintendo fans.

The official site for the follow-up to GoldenEye 007, Perfect Dark. An awesome 1st-Person Shooter which just goes to show what developers can do on the Nintendo 64 if they just put some time and effort into it. An all time classic that any fan of first-person shooters should own. Check out the site for info on the game.

The official site for Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards. Kirby's first (and only) N64 game. This side-scrolling action adventure game stars Kirby, one of Nintendo's most unappreciated characters. It's a very cool side-scrolling action adventure game that didn't get the praise it should have. Check out the site for info on the game.

This is the official site for the Nintendo 64 game, Hey You Pikachu! Lots of games, wallpaper, and hints & tips for playing Hey You Pikachu. Using the Nintendo 64 mic that comes with the game and hooks to your controller, you can actually talk to Pikachu! Check out the official site.

The official site to one of the funnest party games ever, Mario Party. The first interactive board game video game. It features 50 fun filled mini-games, with 1 on 1, 2 on 2, and 3 on 1 play.

The official site for the sequel to Nintendo's smash hit, Mario Party. Mario Party 2 features around 60 mini-games; some new ones, and some re-makes of the most popular ones from the original. Plus new items and features make this a great party game.

The official site for the last party game on the Nintendo 64, Mario Party 3. Mario Party 3 features 70 all new mini-games, as well as new items, game boards, characters, and features.

The official site of Rare's gargantuen sized hit, Donkey Kong 64. In Donkey Kong 64 you control one of five characters: Donkey Kong, Diddy Kong, Chunky Kong, Lanky Kong, and Tiny Kong through huge 3D worlds. Each Kong has their own unique powers and abilities and different strengths and weaknesses. Once found, you'll have to use that Kong's abilities to solve many of the games puzzles, backtracking with each new Kong to discover new areas. Check out the official site for lots more info on the game.

The official site to the sequel of one of the most graphically impressive games for the Super NES, Star Fox. Star Fox 64 is packed with voice (Something unheard of for catridges back then, although lots of newer N64 games utilize voice), and took the Star Fox franchise to new heights. Check out the web-site for Nintendo's hit, and the first N64 game to use the Rumble Pak, Star Fox 64.

The official site to one of the coolest and funnest games ever made, Super Smash Bros. Get four players together, and get ready for non-stop fun and laughter, as Nintendo's most famous and popular franchise characters and mascots fight to the death! Check out my Nintendo Character Profiles page for info on many of these famous characters, from Mario to Samus. Also check out my Super Smash Bros. section for lots of info on the game. Click one of the two links above to go to the official Super Smash Bros. web-site. And keep your eyes open for the sequel, Super Smash Bros. Melee, which will launch for the Nintendo GameCube in December this year.

The official site to one of the coolest Real-Time Strategy games, and one of the only ones for the Nintendo 64, Starcraft 64. A port of the popular PC game Starcraft. There aren't many games like it on the N64, so check out the site for info on the game.

Mario Kart 64 is the sequel to the SNES blockbuster, Super Mario Kart. The game that started the mascot cart racing phenomenon that has been copied and duplicated a bizillion times for just about every system. Check out the site for info on the sequel to that game, which is just as great, Mario Kart 64.

Diddy Kong Racing, was another suprise hit from noted game developer Rare. Probably one of the first ever adventure racing games, Diddy Kong Racing isn't like normal kart racers. It mixes racing with adventure and collection elements, for a suprisingly fun game that has already been copied more than once (Crash Team Racing anyone?). This is the official site. Check it out for more info on the game.

Mickey's Speedway USA is a kart racing game starring the famous Disney characters. The title's from famous Nintendo 2nd Party Rareware and is a great alternative to Mario Kart 64. Check out the official site.

The first Pokemon game to be made for the Nintendo 64 was Pokemon Snap. Try to take pictures of Pokemon in their natural habitat while riding in a little mine cart thing. The game's actually a lot funner than it sounds, if not a little easy. Check out the official site to the game.

A Pokemon twist to the cool puzzler, Tetris Attack. Check out the official site for the addictive Pokemon Puzzle League from new Nintendo developer NST (Nintendo Software Technology Incorperated).

For the first time, you get to see your Pokemon battle in glories 3D. The first game to use the Transfer Pak. Upload your Pokemon from the Game Boy games, Pokemon Red, Blue, or Yellow, and watch them fight in 3D. Check out the official site for the first game, Pokemon Stadium.

Check out the official site to the sequel of Pokemon Stadium, Pokemon Stadium 2. Use the Transfer Pak to upload your Pokemon from Pokemon Red, Blue, Yellow, Gold, Silver, or even the upcoming Pokemon Crystal, and watch all 250+ Pokemon battle in 3D.

I never thought a tennis game could be so fun. But somehow Camelot pulled it off. Another Camelot hit, Mario Tennis is a excellent game. It even introduced an all new Mario character, Waluigi. Waluigi is to Luigi, what Wario is to Mario. Check out the official site, for both the N64 and Game Boy Color versions of the game.

The official site to the N64 and Game Boy Color versions of Mario Golf. Another sport I didn't think could be translated to a video game that well. But, even if you don't like golf (Or never even played it, as was the case with me), still check out the game, it's pretty fun.

One of the first games from Nintendo first-party NST (Nintendo Software Technologies), Ridge Racer 64 is a 64-bit version of Namco's popular racing series. Check out the official site.

The first game from Nintendo 2nd party LeftField, is an excellent update to one of the oldest and greatest classic Nintendo games, released on the NES in the 1980's. This game is probably one of the greatest motocross games on any system. It even contains the original Excitebike and Excitebike 3D (Never released here). Check out the official site for Excitebike 64.

The sequel to Rare's monstrous hit Banjo-Kazooie. Banjo-Tooie's probably the greatest platform game ever, and probably won't be topped for a long time. Check out the official site.

Paper Mario is the semi-sequel to the awesome Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, for the SNES. Although Super Mario RPG was made by Square, Paper Mario was not. That's why it's sort-of a sequel. It's still, nontheless, an awesome RPG. And a worthy successor. It feature flat 2D characters, in a 3D world. A neat graphical effect, that lets characters flip-over, like card board cut outs, and looks pretty cool. Ignore it's kiddy look though, this is a solid RPG from Nintendo. Check out the official site.

The Nintendo and Lucasarts developed Star Wars: Rogue Squadron's official site. Check it out for info, codes, pics, etc on this cool mission-based shooter. Which, by the way is getting a sequel for the Nintendo GameCube called Star Wars Rogue Leader: Rogue Squadron 2, which should be out by launch of the system.

The second Lucasarts and Nintendo developed Star Wars game to be made was Star Wars Episode 1: Racer. It's a faithful video game representation of the pod racing sequence from the Star Wars Episode 1 movie. Check out the official site.

Mario's arch-nemesis' third game. Wario Land 3 for the Game Boy Color is one of the coolest classic side-scrollers you'll find. A great game. Check out the official site.

Ever play the Pokemon Trading Card Game? Well, if you liked that, odds are you'll love Pokemon Trading Card Game for the Game Boy Color. If you want more info on this Pokemon Trading Card Game Game Boy Game (Phew!) check out the official site!

The newest game in the Pokemon franchise is Pokemon Crystal. An updated version of Gold and Silver (Kinda like Yellow was to the original Red and Blue), Pokemon Silver adds tons of stuff to the already solid, gold and Silver games. Such as the ability to choose between a boy or girl at the games outset, and other such stuff. Check out the official site for this cool Game Boy Color game.

The official site for Pokemon Puzzle Challenge, the Game Boy Color version of Pokemon Puzzle League. This one is almost the same as the N64 version, except it features the new Pokemon from Gold & Silver, and is harder than Puzzle League and the original Tetris Attack were. Check out the site for this addicive Pokemon puzzler.

A Real -Time Strategy game on the Game Boy Color? Who woulda thought it could be done? Well, it's happened, and the final product is pretty cool, if not a little simple compared to most RTS's. Check out the official Warlocked site for info on the game.

Remember Donkey Kong Country for the SNES? The game that put new faith in the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. Well, that game is now out for the Game Boy Color courtesy of Rare. Check out the official site for the Game Boy game for more info on it.

The official site for the first Game Boy Advance game, Super Mario Advance. Type in this URL (Of just click on the link above) to go straight to the site without having to go through gameboy.com first and having to launch the mini-site. Here you can find info on all the characters, as well as descriptions of the different multiplayer modes and faq's. Check out www.gameboy.com for some Super Mario Advance Wallpaper.

For some weird reason, you can only view the F-Zero: Maximum Velocity web-site through the mini-site provided by gameboy.com. But, instead of having to go through gameboy.com and launching the mini-site, if you type this URL into the address bar (Or click on the link) it will take you to gameboy.com but will automatically launch the F-Zero: Maximum Velocity mini-site, for your conveniance. Check out the site for info on all the machines, tracks and cups, and other useful info, such as tips and faqs. Also, check out the

The official site for the awesome Game Boy Advance strategy game, Advance Wars. Find out info on all the units, CO's (Commanding Officers), game modes, and other info. This site uses some pretty heavy duty FLASH to give you the info, but does it in a very cool and navigation friendly way. Check it out.

The official Mario Kart: Super Circuit web-site. Find out tons of info on the game. Info about the characters and their different strengths and weaknesses, info on all the different power-ups and what they do, info on all the tracks, info on the different game modes, as well as downloads (including movies), Nintendo testers' best times for each track in time-trails, faqs, as well as tips and tricks. This site also uses some FLASH and is pretty cool, so check it out.

Check out the official site for Wario's newest handheld adventure, Wario Land 4. His first on the Game Boy Advance. Get info on the game, screensavers, strategies, etc.

Below are official web-sites for Nintendo's upcoming console system, the Nintendo GameCube. Even though the launch isn't until November 18th in the US, there is already at least one official GameCube site. As it gets closer to the launch, and more official game sites are created, I will add them to the list.

Well, here it is! The first ever web-site for a Nintendo-made GameCube game. The official Super Smash Bros. Melee web-site! There really isn't anything here just yet (Except a completely awesome teaser pic showing the whole initial line-up of Nintendo fighters), but check it out anyway and remember to keep checking back for updates as they will most likely update as the release date gets ever closer (Set to launch with the system on November 18 here, and on the same day in Japan (Which will be after the launch)).

Check out the official site for Wave Race: Blue Storm, the awesome sequel to Waverace 64. Said to contain the most realistic waves and water effects of any game ever! See the site for more info.

The official site for GameCube's main game, Luigi's Mansion. Luigi's first ever solo adventure, where he gets to act like a ghostbuster and stuck ghosts up with a vacueem, as well as solve puzzles among many other things. Check out the site for info on the game.

The official site for Electronic Gaming Monthly (EGM). The best video game magazine there is. And the only one that still covers ONLY console games. Check out the site for more coverage on what they have in the current magazine, how to contact the editors, and lots of video games news and coverage. On a side-note, this is my favorite video game magazine and the only magazine I get regularly. I've been getting it ever since issue #100 in 1997!

These guys make some awesome game music!! They take the tunes of old, classic (mostly NES) games (Metroid, Contra, etc.) and turn them into really awesome modern day songs. They're pretty popular too . . . And live right here in Phoenix! Well, check out their official site. You can also download their music for free . . . Or even buy one of their CDs! Check it out.

The first Pokemon feature film, Pokemon: The First Movie was a smash hit for Pokemon and non-Pokemon fans alike. This is the official site. Check it out for info on the movie, downloads, pics and more. This is one of the coolest Pokemon movies and still rocks even today. Mewtwo is perhaps one of the coolest villains in any animated movie. Check out the site for more.

The official site for the Turok series from Acclaim. The Turok games were one of the most popular N64 only franchises. There have been four Turok games so far: Turok: Dinosaur Hunter, Turok 2: Seeds of Evil, Turok: Rage Wars, and Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion. The series is now moving to the GameCube, but, is also going multiplatform, and will appear on the Playstation 2. Still, Turok 4, is a game to look out for.

The official site for Capcom. Makers of Resident Evil, Mega Man, and Street Fighter. Some of the most popular game series to ever grace this earth. Get info on almost all their games for all systems (Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, Dreamcast, Playstation, Playstation 2, Nintendo 64, and soon Xbox and GameCube). You can even buy games straight for them. Anyway, check it out.

The best un-official Power Rangers site. Power Rangers Online has information, pics, news, movies, etc. on every Power Ranger show. The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers, Power Rangers Zeo, Power Rangers Turbo, Power Rangers In Space, Power Rangers Lost Galaxy, Power Rangers Light Speed Rescue, and the new Power Rangers Time Force. An old Power Rangers fan (Started watching the show since the first episode, and stopped with the last episode of 'In Space', where the original story ended), I think this is probably the best source for Power Rangers news and information. Constantly updated. Check it out if your a Power Rangers fan (Old or new)!!

A awesome web-site for people making web sites! They've got lots of free stuff anyone can use. Including: Guest books, web site counters, polls, forums, message boards, etc. All you have to do is become a member. Sign up today. It's totally free.

This is the ESRB's official web-site. Here you can find the latest info on the ratings system, and a comprehensive searchable database of every game ever rated! Which is updated about once a month. Check it out!

An awesome site that uses tons of flash. Just shows you how cool web-site's can be! Simply awesome!! Check it out. It's like no other site out there (Although, there isn't really much on it. Just check it out for the cool effects).

The official site for one of the most awesome sci-fi movies ever, The Matrix!! Using mind-blowing special effects, coupled with an awesome story and top-notch acting, The Matrix is one of the best movies ever made. The special effects have to be seen to be believed. Check out the official site to the movie. And look out for the sequel, which probably won't be out until 2003. Maybe late 2002, if we get lucky.

One of the most popular Christian groups. They've made some awesome Christian Songs, with their three hit albums Free At Last, Jesus Freak, and Supernatural. They have two new ones out too, Intermission, that came out late last year, and their newest album, Solo. Check out their official site.

Check out this cool site on Nintendo's infamous handheld-wanna-be system, the Virtual Boy. Lots of info on all the games released, the system, pics and other stuff. Probably the largest site for Virtual Boy info. You can even buy games and systems from him! Oh, and whatever you do, just make sure you don't go to virtual-boy.com . . . YOU'LL REGRET IT!

Check out the official site for Kids WB. Find out information on all of the cool shows. They also have many cool contests and stuff like that. Overall, it's a pretty cool site for anyone who likes cartoons or watches the shows.