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All N64 Games #142: Wipeout 64
It’s always a shame when you know a game is good quality but you just can’t seem to gel with it. I enjoyed playing F-Zero X for the first time, even though I played F-Zero GX first, so I was hoping the same would be true with Wipeout 64, as I had played Wipeout 2048 on Vita. Sadly, I really could not get the hang of this game at all.
Posted by Dean Jones last month
All N64 Games #141: NBA Live 99
As EA’s first basketball game on the N64, this isn’t the disaster that FIFA 64 was, but it also doesn’t come close to FIFA 98, resulting in a game that’s just passable.
Posted by Dean Jones last month
All N64 Games #140: O.D.T.: Escape… Or Die Trying
ODT was an action game that released on PlayStation and PC. An N64 version was in development, but was cancelled. N64 gave a little blurb saying that it was due to Psygnosis having financial issues
Posted by Dean Jones last month
All N64 Games #139: WCW/nWo Revenge
There isn’t a lot to say about this wrestling game, it’s WCW/nWo World Tour again, this time sped up a little bit.
Posted by Dean Jones last month
All N64 Games #138: Detective Club 64
While the name may sound similar to Famicom Detective Club, this isn’t related to it in any way. This is a virtual board game from Imagineer, themed around kids solving a mystery in a spooky mansion.
Posted by Dean Jones last month
All N64 Games #137: Space Station Silicon Valley
Space Station Silicon Valley is a mission-based puzzle platformer where you reanimate the corpses of dead animals (don’t worry, they’re all robots). It was developed by DMA design and is an immense amount of fun.
Posted by Dean Jones last month
All N64 Games #136: Centre Court Tennis
The first tennis game on N64, and one that never came out in America. It’s a fairly simple tennis game, but is unfortunately plagued with control issues.
Posted by Dean Jones last month
All N64 Games #135: NHL 99
While we got plenty of versions of EA’s other sports on N64, but for hockey, this was the only one. EA’s NHL games on the Mega Drive were quite legendary, but for N64 it’s just another ice hockey game.
Posted by Dean Jones last month
All N64 Games #134: Body Harvest
Body Harvest was originally going to be a large collaboration between DMA Design and Nintendo, but Nintendo ended up pulling out, leaving DMA to work it all out on their own.
Posted by Dean Jones last month
All N64 Games #133: Buck Bumble
Buck Bumble is a insect-based flying shoot-’em-up. It’s set in a small area of a rural English down, where the land has been polluted, creating the rise of evil robotic super wasps poised to take over the insect kingdom.
Posted by Dean Jones last month
All N64 Games #132: Madden NFL 99
A yearly update of a sports title I didn’t really understand. One of the biggest changes is that this version of Madden has the official NFL license and teams in the game, and has also had a bit of a graphical update.
Posted by Dean Jones last month
All N64 Games #131: NFL Blitz
Another American Football game, but this is a much more arcade style instead of the very slow tactical game of the previous games.
Posted by Dean Jones last month
All N64 Games #130: NASCAR ’99
NASCAR is about a large amount of cars doing a ton of races around a track a massive amount of games. NASCAR ’99 lets you do that in the comfort of you own home.
Posted by Dean Jones last month
All N64 Games #129: Gex 64: Enter the Gecko
Gex is a series of platformers that started out in 2D on the 3DO before moving over to the PlayStation with Gex 2 in 3D (which was then ported to the N64). While the series is seen as an alright platformer, it’s mainly known for its humour. So how well does the humour hold up?
Posted by Dean Jones last month
All N64 Games #128: WWF War Zone
The first N64 Wrestling game with the WWF licence, containing classic wrestlers like Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Undertaker, Triple H and Star Trek: Voyager star “The Rock”.
Posted by Dean Jones last month
All N64 Games #127: Alice in Cardland 64
Alice in Cardland is a retelling of Alice in Wonderland where Alice has to win a card game to progress.
Posted by Dean Jones last month
All N64 Games #126: Iggy’s Reckin’ Balls
Iggy’s Reckin’ Balls is a very hideous game. It’s not that it’s low quality, there’s just something ugly about the entire design from it, from the design of the ball characters, the platforms of the world, the dirty-looking water and the blurry background.
Posted by Dean Jones last month
All N64 Games #125: Pokémon Stadium Zero
Pokémon Stadium Zero? No, that’s not the official name of the game, but I thought calling it that was the easiest way to differentiate from the Pokémon Stadium the rest of the world knows. The first Pokémon Stadium was exclusive to Japan, so when Pokémon Stadium 2 was localised, it became Pokémon Stadium.
Posted by Dean Jones last month
All N64 Games #124: Eleven Beat World Tournament
In July 1998, the first arcade game on the Aleck 64 arcade cabinet. This cabinet was built by Seta using the Nintendo 64 as a basis – the only hardware difference is a bit of extra RAM. Technically, these games will boot up on a regular N64.
Posted by Dean Jones last month
All N64 Games #123: Waialae Country Club: True Golf Classics
This is essentially the Western release of Augusta Masters ’98, however the translation into English also game with an entirely different course in Hawaii (but still one course).
Posted by Dean Jones last month
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