Nintendo 64 launch set

[Mario_Friend1982 | 173]

This is the complete North American Nintendo 64 launch set:

1. Nintendo 64 Control Deck
2. Nintendo 64 Control Deck box
3. Nintendo 64 Control Deck Styrofoam insert
4. Nintendo 64 Control Deck instruction manual
5. Nintendo 64 Consumer Information and Precautions booklet
6. Nintendo 64 Registration Card
7. Nintendo 64 manual bag
8. Nintendo 64 AC adapter
9. Nintendo 64 RF modulator
10. Nintendo 64 RF switch
11. Nintendo 64 A/V cable
12. S-VHS cable
13. Nintendo 64 controller
14. Nintendo 64 RF bag
15. Nintendo 64 game bag
16. Nintendo 64 accessory bag
17. Nintendo 64 Launch Set bag
18. Pilotwings 64 CIB
19. Super Mario 64 CIB
20. Super Mario 64 Player's Guide

Edited March 5, 2020 by Mario_Friend1982
Removed converters.

[RH | 4,898]

For PW64 and SM64, what do you mean "...with Gameshark codes..."? I bought the N64 on launch day, and Mario 64.  Your list sounds spot, on except for what ever that's about.

[themisfit138 | 523]

I mirror RH on this. I also have launch copies of Mario 64 and Pilotwings 64 that I bought at Toys R Us on launch day. They have no Gameshark codes included with the games or system. Was that a retail or regional exclusive? 

[RH | 4,898]

Maybe he just copy and pasted the line details and didn't notice that he included that text?  I can't exactly recall, but I remember when the Gameshark came out, it was well after launch.  I quickly grabbed one.  It was pre-loaded with codes and there were at least 50 titles in it.  It'd be hard to have Gameshark codes without the Gameshark and I also highly doubt that Interact (or whomever made the Gameshark) had a dev license to be able to reverse-engineer the system and make such a device at launch, especially before games were released.

But, to be clear, @OP, that's a great list.  It really seems accurate to me.  Being the nerd that I was, when I went over to my buddies house (which was like once a week) I packed up my N64 every time, and I saw all of the inserts every time.  This seems like a very accurate list.  I'm just curious about the Gameshark bit.

Edited December 19, 2019 by RH

[Mario_Friend1982 | 173]

7 hours ago, RH said:

Maybe he just copy and pasted the line details and didn't notice that he included that text?  I can't exactly recall, but I remember when the Gameshark came out.  I quickly grabbed one.  It was pre-loaded with codes and there were at least 50 titles in it.  It'd be hard to have Gameshark codes without the Gameshark and I also highly doubt that Interact (or whomever made the Gameshark) had a dev license to be able to reverse-engineer the system and make such a device.

But, to be clear, @OP, that's a great list.  It really seems accurate to me.  Being the nerd that I was, when I went over to my buddies house (which was like once a week) I packed up my N64 every time, and I saw all of the inserts every time.  This seems like a very accurate list.  I'm just curious about the Gameshark bit.

I added the GameShark code lists for fun.