It just seems like I can't find anybody else who has played the game IRL. >>>>:major_chaos said:I loved that game but my cartage brokeHector Valeria said:
Definitely a great game, and it seems to be a game that few have heard of. D:
Classic N64 Games
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Definitely a great game, and it seems to be a game that few have heard of. D:
1080 was an obscenely hard game. You ever actually pull off a 1080? I never did, but my insane mate Kev did, it was worth it just to hear the voice shout "TEEEEEEEEEN EEIIIIIGHTY!!!"New Troll said:
Perfect Dark is an excellent example of a game that was too ambitious for the system it was launched on. Even with the Expansion pack it was subject to some truly monstrous slowdown. I downloaded the HD re-release on XBLA not so long ago. Surprisingly it's still fun to play.
My personal recommendation to this list would be THQ's grappling games. WCW/nWo World Tour, Revenge, WWF WrestleMania 2000 and WWF No Mercy. No Mercy is still the benchmark by which I measure wrestling games, sure the graphics have improved and more physics and features have come along in recent years, but it still stands to me as the best total package in the wrasslefest market.
Oh, and on the subject of classic Rare titles, Blast Corps was a lot of fun. Although the difficulty of some of the later missions meant I never came close to finishing the bugger.
What else....
How about Super Smash Bros.? Body Harvest [Not a personal fave but a few of my mates gave it some praise] is another one, Space Station Silicone Valley? That was a quirky *****. Anyhoo, enough, there were quite a few real quality titles on the 64. Aaaah, I miss those days *sniff*
Ah, ninja'd.dbmountain said:
Body Harvest.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_Harvest
It was a game that a lot of people hated and thought sucked, but I love it. You basically play a time traveler who goes both back in time and to the future to stop alien invasions, it was kind of free roam and you could jump into vehicles and the like. I loved it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_Harvest
It was a game that a lot of people hated and thought sucked, but I love it. You basically play a time traveler who goes both back in time and to the future to stop alien invasions, it was kind of free roam and you could jump into vehicles and the like. I loved it.
I'm glad to see I wasn't the only to have played Mystical Ninja. That game was awesome. That's one of the major "rare" ones that I can think of at the moment. Any one ever played tetrisphere? I was addicted to that game.
Anything that was mostly multi player I played and liked. Road Rash 64 was lots of fun.
Anything that was mostly multi player I played and liked. Road Rash 64 was lots of fun.
Mischief Makers
Super Smash Bros.
F-Zero X
Mortal Kombat Trilogy
Mortal Kombat 4
Mario Kart 64
Turok: Dinasour Hunter
Quake 2
Bomberman 64
Super Smash Bros.
F-Zero X
Mortal Kombat Trilogy
Mortal Kombat 4
Mario Kart 64
Turok: Dinasour Hunter
Quake 2
Bomberman 64
Noticing a lot of love for the same few games, thinking now it's actually pretty hard to come up with any more that aren't mentioned here, Fighter's Destiny was a solid beat 'em up, albeit a little slow paced.
Personally I was never too into the groin-high camera and pixel-perfect jumping demands of the Turok games, plus I'd spend hours getting lost on Turok 2. Bad times.
Just had a look through my carts but I've got a pretty limited selection, although I did really enjoy the 64 port of Tony Hawk's, especially the lack of loading times.
Ooooh! Resident Evil 2! That was just a technical breakthrough of epic proportions, how they managed to squeeze the whole game and all the cut-scenes onto a cartridge. Also a fantastic game. Although I suppose you can't count those two as they weren't exactly exclusives, but instead long-overdue ports.
Personally I was never too into the groin-high camera and pixel-perfect jumping demands of the Turok games, plus I'd spend hours getting lost on Turok 2. Bad times.
Just had a look through my carts but I've got a pretty limited selection, although I did really enjoy the 64 port of Tony Hawk's, especially the lack of loading times.
Ooooh! Resident Evil 2! That was just a technical breakthrough of epic proportions, how they managed to squeeze the whole game and all the cut-scenes onto a cartridge. Also a fantastic game. Although I suppose you can't count those two as they weren't exactly exclusives, but instead long-overdue ports.
Jet Force Gemini!
I dreamed about having that game so much and when I finally did get it I felt the small void in my heart just fill with Joy.
It was Sci-fi action with a Dog that rolled around in -quite literatly- a tank suit.
A blue haired chick with the sexiest skirt I have ever seen.
And a whole lot of ant guts!
Finest game ever!
I dreamed about having that game so much and when I finally did get it I felt the small void in my heart just fill with Joy.
It was Sci-fi action with a Dog that rolled around in -quite literatly- a tank suit.
A blue haired chick with the sexiest skirt I have ever seen.
And a whole lot of ant guts!
Finest game ever!
Conker's Bad Fur Day
Donkey Kong 64
MISCHIEF MAKERS
Rayman 2: The Great Escape
Quake 64
Perfect Dark
Glover
Wave Race 64
Banjo Kazooie
F-Zero X
Donkey Kong 64
MISCHIEF MAKERS
Rayman 2: The Great Escape
Quake 64
Perfect Dark
Glover
Wave Race 64
Banjo Kazooie
F-Zero X
