Running on the N64

My game won't start
 ·Make sure the contacts are clean on both sides of the cartridge. If necessary use rubbing alcohol or water and rub the pins clean.
  They shouldn't be black or white or greenish.
 ·Some cartridges you might need to push to the left or right to make them work,
  sometimes you even need to tilt it a little.

There was a blackout/issues with the power cable/other power issue and now my N64 won't start
 ·The N64 is probably just fine. Let it be unplugged for a few hours, this might take up to a few days even.

The japanese game won't fit in my US console/the other way around
 ·Option 1: Take off the cartridge's back and switch it to a cartridge from the correct region.
  For the screws look up 3.8mm gamecube/n64 screw driver
 ·Option 2: Region free your console if you have a dremel/drill/4.5mm screw driver http://bombch.us/nMZ
  Either open it up and cut the plastic away or put something to keep the slot open, cover all the holes with tape
  and use dremel/drill through the cart slot.

Its so blurry I can't see anything
 ·Composite cable (yellow) looks pretty blurry on N64. Get an S-Video cable.

I can't spirit hover anymore
 ·N64 resolution is so low that more that just the working angle look the same on the map. Use the same visual cue but try to angle
  as far right as possible.

It lags so much
 ·Hold Z whenever you can. Its really helpful in places like Kakariko, DC, deeper in BotW and while super sliding.
 ·If you lag while talking (to Talon for example) find an angle where there's not much stuff on the screen.

Link keeps grabbing and climbing up the graves.
 ·Hold A.

Link keeps jumping the graves.
 ·Backwalk/side walk/side hop/backflip/dry roll, don't run or roll fast. And hold A of course.

Deku to bongo no longer works.
 ·The text is different depending on the version. You might need a version specific setup.