I have finally, after a long time of searching, gotten my hands on Zelda64 and its successor. Zelda64 is nearly done after two weeks of playing like a madman, and I can barely wait for the arrival of my N64 memory expansion so I can start Majora's Mask right after I'm done with Ocarina of Time.
Next in the list, I finally got Prince of Persia - The Sands of Time to work after fixing my broken DirectX installation, and god, it rocks. It's linear as hell, but it's not like the first three PoP games weren't. But it's sooooooo pretty, and the acrobatics... oh, the acrobatics! Also, its soundtrack is totally ace.

Other than that, I got the Myst Trilogy set (woo, 11 CDs!); INSERT INTO yabbse_messages (ID_MSG, ID_TOPIC, ID_MEMBER, subject, posterName, posterEmail, posterTime, posterIP, smiliesEnabled, modifiedTime, modifiedName, body, icon, attachmentSize, attachmentFilename) VALUES The Sting and a game called Paradise Cracked this week - a neighbor of ours needed help with his computer and, as a thanks, gave me a 25EUR gift certificate for a local electronics store. \o/
As for Myst, I doubt I'll have to say much. The Sting is nice, but I miss the beautiful hand-pixelled graphics of its predecessor The Clue.
Now, Paradise Cracked is quite an interesting game. It seems to be a very little-known title and not selling too good - even though it's dated 2002, it was already down to 4,99, and it's not even listed on Mobygames. I haven't played it much yet, but it's basically a rather interesting mixture of a cyberpunk RPG and X-Com-esque tactics. The music is nice too, and is in the game directory directly as .ogg.
