The M64 Game Console was an ill-fated attempt to emulate the success of popular gaming systems, featuring a series of unconventional and controversial game titles. Released in the early 2000s, the M64 Game Console gained notoriety for its inclusion of unorthodox and peculiar game concepts that raised ethical concerns and stirred public controversy.

Among its notable titles were 'Wikka,' a game that purported to enable players to utilize tarot cards to read the minds of their adversaries, 'Weegee Board,' a highly criticized game that purported to allow players to communicate with the deceased, and 'Rap Star,' which offered a controversial backstage portrayal of the life of a successful rap artist. Despite its initial buzz, the M64 Game Console faced severe backlash from various advocacy groups, leading to its swift discontinuation and subsequent removal from the market.