November 19, 1997 - It's confirmed, Zelda 64 will finally be shown to spectators in playable form beginning tomorrow at Nintendo's Space World. The game, which has been hyped endlessly all year, will no doubt be the highlight of the show. N64.com's Space World correspondents have reported that at least 20 demos of the game are currently running and possibly more still being setup.

Unfortunately, the game won't be made available until tomorrow, at which time we will have a first impressions.

In addition to Zelda 64, Yoshi's Island, Banjo-Kazooie and Tamogotchi World (a 4-player cartridge developed by Bandai) will also be present in playable form.

So far nothing has shown up on F-Zero 64, which can be contributed to the fact that its music isn't finished yet and Nintendo doesn't want to show the game without it.

Stay tuned over the next couple days for the latest on the titles.