Author Archives: Dean Jones

Coming out a mere six months after the first Bomberman game on N64, this Bomberman game seems like it was developed as a separate take…

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Licensed sports games aren’t what you expect to be published by Nintendo, but here we are with NBA Courtside, a licensed basketball game and one…

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The N64’s first baseball game that was actually released in America (and Europe). This follows similar control schemes to most of the Japanese baseball games,…

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Racing games that go for “realism” really don’t age as well as sillier and more arcade-style racing games, and GT 64 when it came out…

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A sequel to Strongest Habu Shogi, this looks a lot more basic, with a completely 2D interface instead of the 3D tiles and viewpoints of…

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Some arcade games are great for playing for hours, making home console ports good ways to play. Others are fun for 10 minute bursts and…

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Air Boarder 64 is a trick-based skateboarding-style games, but on hoverboards. The fascinating thing about Air Border is that this came out before Tony Hawk’s…

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Battle Puzzle Balls is a collection of the games, two puzzlers and then a bonus minigame. It features a cast of random characters including a…

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One simple change makes this a huge improvement over Power Pros 4: when the ball is pitched, a target appears on screen for you to…

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What does Generation of Arts, Speed and Power mean? It means someone really wanted the game’s initials to spell out “GASP”. As for “Fighters’ NEXTreme”?…

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