Nuclear Strike 64
The [BLANK] Strike series of isometric helicopter shooters was a big part of my early childhood, playing games like Desert Strike and Jungle Strike on…
NBA Jam 2000
Sports games evolved as the N64 got older, with more realistic looking players, better animation, smoother gameplay, and better visual effects. NBA Jam 2000 didn’t…
Elmo’s Number Journey
With this, I wasn’t expecting any differences from Elmo’s Letter Adventure and, while the game is mostly the same, I was quite surprised by the…
HSV Adventure Racing
Unfortunately, this is not a sequel or new instalment in the Beetle Adventure Racing series, but rather an alternative version. EA had found success in…
Namco Museum 64
At this point, Namco Museum was a series with multiple volumes on the PlayStation, each featuring six classic Namco arcade games. The six chosen for…
Turok: Rage Wars
Taking a departure from the usual single-player focused Turok games, Rage Wars is focused entirely on multiplayer, with a large amount of deathmatch arenas and…
Donkey Kong 64
After doing a great job with Donkey Kong Country on the SNES, Rare were given the job of bringing Donkey Kong into 3D. Instead of…
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six
While there were some games based on Tom Clancy’s work before this, Rainbow Six was the first major* game that used his name as a…
Rocket: Robot on Wheels
When developing their first game, Sucker Punch had a lot of faith in Sprocket (the original name for Rocket, before trademarks got in the way).…
Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue!
There are some amazing film tie-in games, there are some terrible film tie-in game, but for the most part, they’re mainly alright but dull games…