Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 review — Sandfall Interactive's turn-based RPG blends real-time parrying, a Belle Époque world, and a star cast. Score: 9.2/10.
Wetrix review: Zed Two's 1998 water-catching puzzle game for N64 and PC, from its fireball economy to its thin split-screen battle mode. Score: 8.5/10.
Wipeout 64 review: Psygnosis's lone Nintendo 64 racer, rated 8.4/10 for analog control, four-player split-screen, and mirrored tracks.
Resident Evil 2 on Nintendo 64: how Capcom squeezed a two-disc survival horror classic onto a cartridge, and why it still holds up.
Mischief Makers hit the N64 in 1997 with a grab-and-shake mechanic unlike anything else. Twenty-eight years on, it's still a 7.1/10.
Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness hit N64 in 1999 as a prequel and remake in one. We break down Cornell's sacrifice, the horror set pieces, and its flaws.
Bomberman Hero swapped top-down strategy for 3D platforming on N64 — Power Gears, ice and salt bombs, score targets, and a rescue plot with a twist.
Beetle Adventure Racing turned a Volkswagen tie-in into one of the Nintendo 64's best racers, with crate-hunting shortcuts and a wild multiplayer mode.
Yoshi's Story asks players to fill a fruit frame instead of surviving a gauntlet. We break down why this 1997 Nintendo 64 platformer divides players.
Sin and Punishment finally arrives outside Japan. Our review of Treasure's Nintendo 64 rail shooter, its odd control scheme, and why it still holds up.
Star Wars Rogue Squadron II: Rogue Leader hit the GameCube in 2001 from Factor 5, scored 8.5, and added on-foot ground combat to the series for the first time.
Quake II returns to modern platforms via Nightdive. A review of Bitterman's war against the Strogg, the arsenal, hub levels, and the 2023 remaster.
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