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Become Largo Winch, the billionaire in blue jeans. Largo Winch is a Belgian comic book character. He becomes the head of a large multinational business when his adoptive father is murdered. As he discovered more about the business, he ends up on many…

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Go Full Blast! I suspect that some people didn’t look too closely to the back of the box of Worms Blast and bought it on the idea that it was a typical Worms game – the name and box art don’t exactly scream…

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Are you cracked up to beating eight egg-straordinary characters? Also known as Egg Mania: Eggstreme Madnes in North America, presumably because of the waffle brand. This is a puzzle game that has you controlling a character jumping around the field instead of the…

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The Ultimate Party Game Returns! Super Monkey Ball is back, and bigger and better than before. Amusement Vision chose to not mess with the formula, sticking to the same gameplay and bringing us even more minigames. The biggest change in the the way…

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Go Ape! With ZooCube first coming out on the 5th May in North America, it makes it the first GameCube game to not be released before the GameCube’s very late European launch. The GameCube already had a sizeable library by the time it…

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I wanted to end things on a high note, so I looked at more recent unofficial releases. There’s a small homebrew community, such as the N64 Brew group, making some fun little minigames in jam sessions, plus a few reproduction cartridge releases of…

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Out of all the Azure 64 games, I enjoyed this one the most. It’s a colour matching puzzle game using fruit (which means no colourblind issues), which has an interesting mechanic. You need to match groups of four, but if you match four…

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While the N64 stopped receiving retail games, the Aleck 64 arcade hardware still had a few more games to go. Hanabi de Don is one such title, and one of two of the remaining Aleck 64 games that also happened to get a…

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Dr. Mario is a long-running puzzle series that started off on the NES and even inspired a similar game from Nintendo called Tetris 2. In Dr. Mario, you have to match four or more of the same colour, but instead of just creating…

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In trying to escape its arcade roots, the Pac-Man series tried multiple things: a puzzle game, a bizarre point & click adventure, shoving Pac-Man into a different 2D platformer made for another character and, of course, a 3D platformer (and that’s not including…

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