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The Nintendo 64 Top 25 of All-Time
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| # 20 |
Star Wars Episode I: Battle for Naboo |
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Developer: Factor 5/LucasArts
Publisher: LucasArts/Nintendo
Genre: Shooter
Number of Players: 1
Peripherals: Rumble Pak, Expansion Pak
Cartridge Size: 256 megabits
ESRB: T
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| Battle for Naboo uses the Rogue Squadron engine. It is a good game however, the Star Wars Episode I vehicles are not as appealing as the classic ships from the first trilogy. |
| # 19 |
The New Tetris |
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Developer: H2O Entertainment
Publisher: Nintendo
Genre: Puzzle
Number of Players: 1-4
Peripherals: Contoroller Pak
Cartridge Size: 128 megabits
ESRB: E
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| The New Tetris is great. Four player puzzle action is great. This game has some awesome music too. |
| # 18 |
Star Fox 64 |
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Developer: Nintendo
Publisher: Nintendo
Genre: Shooter
Number of Players: 1-4
Peripherals: Rumble Pak
Cartridge Size: 96 megabits
ESRB: E
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| The sequel to the SNES hit is fun game to play. This game contains some of the best audio on the Nintendo 64. It contains a nice multiplayer shoot-em up (some thing that is missing from the Star Wars shooters). This game also introduced force feedback technology to console games. |
| # 17 |
F-Zero X |
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Developer: Nintendo
Publisher: Nintendo
Genre: Racing
Number of Players: 1-4
Peripherals: Rumble Pak
Cartridge Size: 128 megabits
ESRB: E
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| F-Zero X is a fast racing game. You really feel the sense of speed. This game is constantly running at 60 fps something rarely seen on the N64. A random track generator is also an option for multiplayer excellence. |
| # 16 |
Donkey Kong 64 |
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Developer: Rare
Publisher: Nintendo
Genre: Platformer
Number of Players: 1-4
Peripherals: Rumble Pak, Expansion Pak
Cartridge Size: 256 megabits
ESRB: E
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| Rare's massive 3-D platformer was the first N64 game released to require the use of the N64 Expansion Pak and it shows. Donkey Kong 64 has huge levels and some of the nicest looking graphics on the N64. |
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