Game Reviews8.5/10
Wetrix Review: Nintendo 64 Water Puzzle Earns an 8.5
Water, fire and ice war upon a small green field in Wetrix, a Nintendo 64 puzzle whose peril never rests.
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Game Reviews8.2/10
Konami’s International Superstar Soccer 64 Nails Fast Four-Player Football and Walks Away With an 8.2
A solid, honest game of soccer on the Nintendo 64 that rewards timing and trusts four friends in a room.
Game Reviews8.6/10
Rush 2049 earns an 8.6 with flying cars, stunt arenas, and four-player mayhem that outrace its arcade roots
Rush 2049 sends flying cars through a shining city, rewarding roaming and rewarding friends racing on one screen.
Game Reviews8.2/10
Extreme-G Made Punishing Speed the Whole Point on Nintendo 64
A swift, forceful racer of floating machines and punishing tracks, wherein pace itself becomes the peril of the player.
Game Reviews6.8/10
When Bomberman Went 3D, the Series Traded Precision for Ambition
A white hero of chain and charge now roams whole worlds of stone and ice, though the eye behind him often wavers.
Game Reviews8.1/10
Pokemon Puzzle League Earns an 8.1 With Fast Chains and Its Anime Cast
A puzzle contest of trading pieces and rising chains, dressed in the cast of a beloved television show of trainers and monsters.
Game Reviews9.1/10
Mario Tennis on N64: Fast, Funny and Deep Enough to Keep Coming Back
A court of familiar faces, a spinning shot, a low cutting shot, an arcing shot — a game that rewards a steady hand.
Game Reviews9.7/10
Perfect Dark Scores a 9.7 as Its Deep Campaign and Bot Matches Outclass GoldenEye
An agent of a secret institute battles corporate schemers and alien mystery in a shooter of rare ambition on Nintendo 64.
Game Reviews8/10
Mario Party 2 Improves the Original Board Game Formula
A sequel that betters the original, with themed boards and party games fit for a room full of players seeking mirth on Nintendo 64.
Game Reviews9.2/10
How a Cute Squirrel Platformer Became the N64’s Filthiest, Funniest Experiment
A hero makes his way homeward through a night of drink and dark jest, a cartoon tale of mirth and dread upon an ancient console.