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Handlebar cabinets steer the bicycle in Paperboy, Atari Games' route past dogs, skateboards, and broken windows.
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5th generation · 3D home console
Nintendo 64 games from the first 3D home generation. Nintendo Switch Online has carried this library, often on a higher tier. Confirm the title is still in the current library. Where to Play does not host these games.
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Handlebar cabinets steer the bicycle in Paperboy, Atari Games' route past dogs, skateboards, and broken windows.
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Descending invaders and destructible bunkers define Space Invaders (1978), the Taito game designed by Tomohiro Nishikado.
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Isometric zoning and a newspaper of disasters define SimCity 2000, Maxis's follow-up to its city builder.
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Konami's International Superstar Soccer on the Super Nintendo, from 1994, is the celebrated first game in that soccer line.
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Wrecking the grid scores more than finishing first in Destruction Derby.
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Raven Software followed Heretic with HeXen: Beyond Heretic, a fantasy shooter of three character classes and hub levels.
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Cabinet art surrounds the coins in Namco Museum (1995). Pac-Man's maze sits in the same hallway as Galaga.
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Midway's cross-country dash in Cruis'n USA (1996) is the racer Nintendo also shipped on the Nintendo 64 near that console's launch.
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Button-mashing decides the sprint in International Track & Field 2000. Sydney's branding covers the same mash-the-button wrists.
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A practice dummy defines Killer Instinct Gold, Rare's Nintendo 64 version of Killer Instinct 2 with a practice room attached.
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Mario Kart 64 took the Super Nintendo racer's drifting and built courses that climb, drop, and hide shortcuts for four players on one television.
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Three tournaments share one roster in Mortal Kombat Trilogy.
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Hang gliders, gyrocopters, and rocket belts cross photoreal islands in Pilotwings 64, the Nintendo 64 sequel to the Super Nintendo flight school.
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Bub and Bob's bubbles gain a sequel in Puzzle Bobble 2. Bust-a-Move II prints the same well under another name.
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id Software's Quake, from 1996, is the fully 3D follow-up to DOOM, with a soundtrack credited to Trent Reznor.
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Dash Rendar fills the gap between films in LucasArts' Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire, a 1996 multimedia project that includes a Nintendo 64 campaign.
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Super Mario 64 puts a castle full of paintings between Mario and Bowser, and each painting is a sandbox with several stars.
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Digitized fighters carry weapons in War Gods.
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Buoys, not banners, judge the line in Wave Race 64. A missed red buoy drops the whole heat.
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Jets leave the flat cabinet for large sorties in Aero Fighters Assault.
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Italian badges line the grid in Automobili Lamborghini.
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Rare clears a path for a runaway nuclear carrier in Blast Corps by smashing every building in its way.
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Polygonal stages and a rescue plot share Bomberman 64 (1997). A thrown bomb can turn a polygonal corner.
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Stainless Games made Carmageddon a car-combat race notorious for running over pedestrians, and SCI published it.
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A long tongue swings, swallows, and poles in Chameleon Twist.
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Clay limbs deform instead of bruising in ClayFighter 63⅓. A squashed clay body is the hit spark.
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An island hub ties three vehicle types together in Diddy Kong Racing.
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Midway built Doom 64 as an original campaign, not a straight port of the computer episodes.
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Extra stages arrived with the trimmed chaos of Duke Nukem 64. An extra map the PC episode never shipped is on the cart.
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Probe mounted weapons on futuristic motorcycles for Extreme-G, and Acclaim published the Nintendo 64 racer in 1997 already.
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Qualifying matches, not a finished World Cup bracket, structure FIFA '98: Road to World Cup.
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Qualifying matches fill EA Sports' FIFA: Road to World Cup 98, the soccer annual aimed at the tournament those digits name.
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Belt-scrolling brawls step into polygonal streets in Fighting Force.
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Film objectives turned a license into a shooter in GoldenEye 007. The Facility's checklist is stricter than a simple firefight.
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Rare's GoldenEye 007 (1997) turned a film license into a split-screen shooter that console parties played longer than the story.
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Through balls and a sharp camera made International Superstar Soccer 64 the one called the best there.
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Fantasy weapons clash in 3D arenas in Mace: The Dark Age.
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Codemasters moved the toy-car races into 3D in Micro Machines V3, still across kitchen tables and workshop floors.
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Marina Liteyears grabs an enemy and shakes it in Mischief Makers, Treasure's side-scrolling robot girl and her grab, built for the Nintendo 64 pad.
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Midway took the tournament into polygons in Mortal Kombat 4, the first main entry to leave sprites behind.
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Sub-Zero leaves the tournament for a side-scrolling mission in Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero.
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Skiing and skating share an official license in Nagano Winter Olympics '98. A downhill gate uses a different timing bar from the skate.
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Exaggerated dunks succeed NBA Jam in NBA Hangtime.
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Monster-haunted London is the street map in Nightmare Creatures.
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Shaped terrain replaces the flat strike map in Nuclear Strike, the 1997 campaign where the helicopter series steps into fuller flight.
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A sun meter charges the chain in Puyo Puyo SUN.
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A third ceiling of bubbles continues the shot in Puzzle Bobble 3. A new bubble type interrupts a simple color match.
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The Strogg wage an industrial war in id Software's Quake II, on an alien world invaded in 1997 already.
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George, Lizzie, and Ralph punch skylines again in Rampage World Tour.
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Hidden ramps started the city series in San Francisco Rush: Extreme Racing.
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Branching paths and cockpit chatter carry Star Fox 64, the on-rails shooter that replaced the Super Nintendo game's chip-drawn look.
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Weather moves across the stage in Top Gear Rally.
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Acclaim and Iguana brought the comic hunter to foggy jungles in Turok: Dinosaur Hunter, an early Nintendo 64 showpiece from 1997 already.
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Off-road stages established a series in V-Rally (1997). Gravel changes the slide a tarmac stage would forgive.
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Raised earth is the only bowl in Wetrix.
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Fruit scores replace a long overworld in Yoshi's Story.
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Pre-rendered dioramas frame the fruit hunt in Yoshi's Story (1997). A melon outscores a trail of apples on the right page.
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Trick lines and clocked descents share 1080 Snowboarding.
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Board weight and landing windows define 1080° Snowboarding (N64).
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Gruntilda's rhyme opens Rare's Banjo-Kazooie, in which a bear and a bird collect musical notes and jiggies.
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Activision reworked the Atari name into tank combat plus base building in Battlezone (1998) already.
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Limbs come off and bolt back on during Bio F.R.E.A.K.S. A bolted-on arm changes the stance mid-round.
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Giant insects occupy open maps across several eras in Body Harvest.
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Hudson took the bomber off the maze grid in Bomberman Hero (1998) and made him jump through Nintendo 64 stages.
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An armed bee patrols the garden in Buck Bumble.
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Reinhardt Schneider and Carrie Fernandez enter a 3D castle in Konami's Castlevania (1999), often called Castlevania 64 by players.
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New rooms keep the elastic tongue busy in Chameleon Twist 2. A swallowed foe is still ammunition on the new poles.
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Globe-trotting courses follow Cruis'n USA in Cruis'n World.
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Disney•Pixar A Bug's Life licenses the Pixar film, and the Nintendo 64 platformer is a different game from the Game Boy versions.
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Anti-gravity bikes return armed in Extreme-G 2. A mine on the neon tube is also a racing line.
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A full calendar of circuits makes a season in F-1 World Grand Prix.
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Sparse scenery is the point of F-Zero X. Cylinder tracks leave almost no shoulder to recover on.
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Nintendo EAD put a huge field on the grid in F-Zero X. Death Race folds the ribbon into a shape Mute City never had.
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Probe built Forsaken as a six-degrees-of-freedom shooter in the vein of Descent, and Acclaim published it in 1998 already.
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Crystal Dynamics brought the television-quoting lizard back in Gex: Enter the Gecko (1998), chasing him through movie-set rooms on PlayStation beside the Nintendo 64 release.
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Hasbro Interactive gave a magic glove its own hero role in Glover, a 1998 Nintendo 64 trek about guiding a ball.
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Konami shifted to a side-on view in Goemon's Great Adventure, the 1998 follow-up to Mystical Ninja.
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Players talk to the partner through a headset in Hey You, Pikachu!
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Spiked balls climb obstacle towers in Iggy's Reckin' Balls.
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Four players, one television, and a dice roll open Mario Party, the Hudson Soft and Nintendo board from 1998 that starts the series.
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Stealth objectives follow Ethan Hunt in Mission: Impossible (1998). A blown alarm restarts the embassy room.
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Microsoft followed its earlier truck game with Monster Truck Madness 2, a 1998 racing sequel of licensed monster trucks and muddy tracks.
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Goemon pilots the giant robot Impact on a musical stage in Konami's Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon (1997) already.
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An earlier garage in the same annual line is NASCAR 99. Caution flags already structure this earlier Sunday.
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The lockout-shortened season is the one on the cover of NBA Live 99. That abbreviated NBA year is the roster on the box.
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Late hits are legal, and a play can catch fire, in NFL Blitz (1998). A flaming ball carrier is the arcade rule, not a salary cap.
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Skaters hit a 3D rink in NHL 99, the annual EA Sports carried onto the Nintendo 64 under 1998 season branding.
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Imagineer's lone hero walks a Nintendo 64 world without a traditional party in Quest 64's quiet overworld.
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Leon Kennedy and Claire Redfield cross a ruined Raccoon City in Resident Evil 2 (1998) already.
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Atlus mixed item attacks into a downhill dash in Snowboard Kids, a 1998 Nintendo 64 racer that plays more like a cartoon kart than a simulation of the sport.
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Snowballs are the ammunition in South Park (1998). Cartman's snowball is a worse joke than a clean aim.
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Possessing robot animals is the move set in Space Station Silicon Valley.
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Factor 5 flew Rebel missions in STAR WARS: Rogue Squadron 3D, published with LucasArts as a Nintendo 64 combat flyer.
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Blizzard set Terran marines, Zerg swarms, and Protoss templars against one another in StarCraft.
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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time uses a lock-on camera so a sword fight can exist inside a 3D Hyrule.
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Planning the breach comes before the trigger in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six.
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Ubisoft, the Rayman team, spilled a magic drink across Earth in Tonic Trouble and followed the clumsy alien who dropped it.
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Acclaim darkened the hunt in Turok 2: Seeds of Evil, and the cerebral bore became the weapon players still name.
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Luxoflux set armed muscle cars loose on an alternate 1970s highway in Vigilante 8, a demolition derby that reached PlayStation and Nintendo 64 during 1998 with named drivers.
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Monday Nitro is the television show tied to WCW Nitro.
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Anti-gravity teams race an exclusive chapter in Wipeout 64. Feisar's livery marks a ship built for this hardware.
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France hosts the licensed finals in World Cup 98, the tournament game EA Sports built around that summer.
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Full-motion entrances introduce a created wrestler in WWF War Zone.
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Eurocom's 40 Winks sends a child through dream worlds to rescue spirits called Winks, and it shipped on PlayStation in 1999 already.
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3DO put plastic-green helicopters over a backyard in Army Men: Air Attack (1999) already.
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Plastic soldiers shrink into a kitchen in Army Men: Sarge's Heroes.
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Rival tanks roll through another ruined map in BattleTanx: Global Assault.
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Hidden gates cut the lap in Beetle Adventure Racing.
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Cornell the werewolf joins a revised castle in Konami's Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness, an expansion of the Nintendo 64 quest from 1999 already.
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Vine swings carry Disney's Tarzan, a 1999 trek based on Disney's animated film rather than a straight pass through the Burroughs novels.
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Rare brought DK, Diddy, Tiny, Lanky, and Chunky to Donkey Kong 64, and the cartridge demands the Expansion Pak.
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Eurocom gave Duke a time-travel plot in Duke Nukem: Zero Hour, a 1999 Nintendo 64 third-person shooter published by GT Interactive.
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Earthworm Jim 3D moves the worm into a Nintendo 64 space in 1999, made by a different team than Shiny's side-scrollers.
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Atari Games rebuilt the four-hero dungeon crawl as a 3D arcade quest in Gauntlet Legends, and the Nintendo 64 version ports that sequel rather than the 1985 cabinet.
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Television channels are the worlds in Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko (1999). A hidden remote opens a channel the trilogy had not used.
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Crops, livestock, and town visits fill the days in Harvest Moon 64 (1999). The shipping bin turns a season of crops into cash.
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Orange track and die-cast speed define Hot Wheels Turbo Racing.
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Limb-targeted blows feed the stats in Hybrid Heaven.
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Boost starts and huge jumps define Midway's Hydro Thunder (1999), an arcade powerboat racer.
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Konami kept the kickoff going with International Superstar Soccer 2000. A runner off the ball is still the camera's subject.
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Juno, Vela, and Lupus share an insect war in Jet Force Gemini.
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Licensed professionals fill the ring in Knockout Kings 2000. Jab timing and a stamina meter replace a cartoon windup.
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High Voltage Software built LEGO Racers in 1999 for LEGO Media, a kart racer whose cars are made of bricks.
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Playbooks open another NFL August in Madden NFL 2000. Depth charts for that camp are not the next season's roster.
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Approach shots carry the career in Mario Golf.
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Stroke play shares a menu with a role-playing mode in Mario Golf (1999). A created golfer's approach still obeys the wind.
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Costume themes dress every board in Mario Party 2. Pirate hats on the cast make the cup readable.
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The harbor circuit is the subject of Monaco Grand Prix.
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Stock cars circle another EA season in NASCAR 2000. Daytona's banking shares a weekend with the shorter ovals.
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The season after the lockout is the one simulated in NBA Live 2000. The lockout's aftermath is the roster this annual simulates.
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Quest continued the squad battles on the Nintendo 64 with Ogre Battle 64: Person of Lordly Caliber, first released in Japan in 1999 already.
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Professor Oak sends a photographer down a rail in Pokemon Snap, and the score depends on the framing, not on a battle.
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Rental teams and a Transfer Pak feed 3D battles in Pokemon Stadium, Nintendo's console companion to the Game Boy creatures.
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George, Lizzie, and Ralph leave Earth in Rampage 2: Universal Tour, Midway's follow-up from 1999 that smashes cities on other worlds.
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Michel Ancel and Ubisoft moved Rayman into 3D in Rayman 2: The Great Escape, and the Nintendo 64 edition is among the best regarded.
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Toy cars take the racing line through a kitchen in Re-Volt.
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Afro Thunder and other exaggerated boxers headline Midway's Ready 2 Rumble Boxing, a cartoon bout from 1999 already.
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Chains and kicks share the bike in Road Rash 64. A chain swung from the bike is not an EA course.
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Physics toys fill the first world Sucker Punch shipped, Rocket: Robot on Wheels.
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Mike LeRoi crosses between Liveside and Deadside in Acclaim's Shadow Man, a 1999 adaptation of the Valiant comic.
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Torches still burn down inside a polygonal castle in Shadowgate 64: Trials of the Four Towers.
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New riders and new courses continue the cartoon hill in Snowboard Kids 2. An item tossed downhill is the sequel's new trick.
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Acclaim put the Comedy Central cast into karts for South Park Rally, a 1999 racer separate from the earlier South Park first-person game.
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Chef hosts the questions in South Park: Chef's Luv Shack.
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LucasArts spun podracing out of The Phantom Menace as STAR WARS: Episode I Racer.
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Floating arenas and a blast line define the rules, and Super Smash Bros. is HAL Laboratory's four-player fight starring Nintendo characters.
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Masahiro Sakurai and HAL Laboratory knock familiar heroes off the stage in Super Smash Bros. (1999) instead of draining a life bar.
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Fog rings became the notorious obstacle in Superman: The New Adventures.
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Neversoft turned real skaters and a two-minute timer into Tony Hawk's Pro Skater, published by Activision.
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Buzz crosses film sets in Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue, the 3D platformer Traveller's Tales made for Activision in 1999 from the Pixar sequel.
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Arena score replaces the Lost Land trek in Turok: Rage Wars.
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Weaponized cars keep an alternate 1970s war going in Vigilante 8: 2nd Offense.
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Television names fill the roster of WCW Mayhem.
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Leaning out of cover is the shot in Winback: Covert Operations.
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Team17 stuffed a deep editor and a huge weapon list into Worms Armageddon, widely treated as the high point of the flat artillery series.
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Stone Cold and The Rock headline WWF Attitude, Acclaim's wrestling game from 1999 covering the Attitude Era on Nintendo 64 and PlayStation.
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AKI's editor grew again for WWF WrestleMania 2000. No Mercy's editor is the aisle this game was paving.
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Eurocom's first-person missions follow the film, and they are not the PlayStation tie-in, in 007: The World is not Enough.
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Green plastic soldiers meet the tan army again in Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2, the 3DO sequel from 2000 that sends Sarge through household worlds.
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Larger connected worlds and new egg types continue the hunt in Banjo-Tooie, Rare's sequel still made in the studio's Nintendo years.
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Terry McGinnis wears the future suit in Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker, a 2000 Nintendo 64 game based on the animated film.
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Jake and Elwood share a platforming job in Blues Brothers 2000. Sunglasses and suits keep Jake and Elwood moving.
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Hudson returned to adventure stages and bombs in Bomberman 64: The Second Attack, the 2000 Nintendo 64 sequel.
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Fantasy roads replace the world tour in Cruis'n Exotica.
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Tigger bounces after honey pots in Disney's Tigger's Honey Hunt, a 2000 trek based on Disney's Winnie the Pooh characters.
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Ubisoft's chase Donald Duck: Goin' Quackers sends Donald after Daisy, while Europe titled that adventure Quack Attack in its 2000 release.
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Tables and the promotion's reputation define ECW Hardcore Revolution.
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Left Field Productions built a dirt-bike follow-up, published by Nintendo, in Excitebike 64 (2000) already.
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Ubisoft put an official Formula 1 license on Nintendo 64 as F1 Racing Championship, a season racer from 2000 with a simpler Game Boy Color edition under the same name.
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LucasArts sent Indiana Jones after a Soviet dig in Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine, a 3D adventure that debuted on PC.
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Ion Storm shipped John Romero's Daikatana to PCs in 2000 after years of hype, and it became a notorious critical failure.
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Paired copy powers are the puzzle in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
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Crystal shards hide on every planet Kirby visits in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
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Another August kickoff in a long annual line is Madden NFL 2001. John Madden's name still sits over the August kickoff.
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Story duels arrive with the Millennium Star in Mario Party 3. The Millennium Star's duel can ignore the four-player couch.
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Charge shots sit under familiar faces in Mario Tennis.
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Tournament brackets share a roster with character growth in Mario Tennis (2000). A trainable backhand stays with one athlete across the bracket.
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Pete's theft of Pluto starts Mickey's Speedway USA, Rare's kart racer from 2000 for Nintendo 64 starring Mickey and the Disney cast.
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Dot-munching becomes a 3D walk in Ms. Pac-Man Maze Madness.
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A folded Mario turns sideways for timed hits in Paper Mario, the storybook quest Intelligent Systems made with Nintendo.
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Joanna Dark takes rare gadgets into Perfect Dark, Rare's spy shooter and follow-up to GoldenEye.
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Panel stacks wear anime faces in Pokemon Puzzle League.
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Nintendo applied Panel de Pon matching to Pokemon characters in Pokémon Puzzle League (2000) already.
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Gold and Silver teams step into 3D rings in Pokémon Stadium 2. A Transfer Pak cup is not a wild-grass route.
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Polaris sleds hit snowmobile gates in Polaris SnoCross.
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The rescue team from the television season becomes playable in Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue.
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Midway enlarged the roster and kept the exaggerated boxing in Ready 2 Rumble Boxing: Round 2 with a louder undercard.
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Drift courses from two Namco games share Ridge Racer 64. Revolution's corners sit beside the first game's roads.
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The babies take the Nickelodeon film's Paris trip in Rugrats in Paris: The Movie, a 2000 license with a Nintendo 64 version among the tie-ins.
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Airborne lanes and underground cuts push the city forward in San Francisco Rush 2049. A flying gap between towers replaces a simple hill shortcut.
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Stick aiming drives the rail in Sin and Punishment.
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Stan Lee narrates Neversoft's Spider-Man (2000), a third-person web-swing published by Activision.
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Naboo's N-1 starfighter, not an X-wing, leads Star Wars Episode I: Battle for Naboo.
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A falling moon and a three-day clock rule The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, Nintendo's darker follow-up to Ocarina of Time.
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Neversoft added the manual and custom parks to Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2, extending a timed trick run into linked lines.
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Danielle and Joseph take the rifles in Acclaim's Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion, the chapter that closes the Nintendo 64 trilogy.
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Create-a-wrestler is the tool players still cite inside WWF No Mercy.
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Rare scrapped a gentler squirrel and shipped Conker's Bad Fur Day.
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Four players drop capsules on shared wells in Dr. Mario 64, and Wario joins that story lineup.
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One of the last Madden seasons on the hardware is Madden NFL 2002. This season feels like a farewell kickoff on that hardware.
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Mega Man Volnutt explores a 3D town, not a side-view stage select, in Mega Man 64 (2001). Kattelox Island replaces the Robot Master select.
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The Mystery Machine crew hunts a culprit in Scooby-Doo!
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Chemical X is the power named in the title of The Powerpuff Girls: Chemical X-traction.
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A revert links a vert trick back into a manual in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3, the move Neversoft added with a deeper park editor.
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Outfitting a toy fighter is the preparation in Custom Robo.
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Treasure fired a rail shooter down a ruined future in Sin and Punishment - Successor of the Earth.
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Twin sticks split movement from aim in Robotron: 2084. Grunts pour in from every edge of the room.
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Spinning for consonants is the whole turn in Wheel of Fortune (Old).
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Tom Nook hands over a house and a debt in Animal Crossing, a town that runs on a real-time clock.
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