 | Aerofighter Assault
by Vic Tokai, Inc.
Game Cartridge
(11 reviews) 
Customer Review: Aerofighters Assault: Aerofighters Assault is a very fun game.It's a mix of a flight sim and a action-packed video game.Now I've read many reveiws for this great N-64 game and I see that I'm one of the few people enjoying this game.( |
 | AeroGauge
list: $59.99
by American Softworks Corporation
Game Cartridge
(1 reviews) 
Customer Review: Not bad, but not good: An interesting idea for a racing game: fly the courses. The only thing wrong with the game is the limited number of tracks, |
 | Beetle Adventure Racing
by Electronic Arts
Game Cartridge
(02 February, 2000)
(32 reviews)
Editorial Review: In an ironic twist, one of the coolest, most action-packed auto racing games in eons starsone of the world's most sluggish cars. But racers will never sense a lack of speed in BeetleAdventure Racing as they zip, |
 | California Speed
by Midway
Game Cartridge
(16 September, 1999)
(1 reviews) 
Customer Review: California Speed: The Back Wheel Driver: This game is surprisingly fun to play because the variety of cars and the strage places the tracks take place in. |
 | Cruis'n Exotica
list: $49.99
by Midway Entertainment
Game Cartridge
(20 October, 2000)
(15 reviews)
Editorial Review: This is the third time that Midway has ported a Cruis'n coin-optitle to the Nintendo 64, and in three years. While the series has been acommercial success (nearly two million units sold), there's still nothing new tobe found. |
 | Cruis'n USA 1977
by Nintendo
Game Cartridge
(24 reviews) 
Customer Review: One of the worst arcade to home video games ever: Cruis'n USA was always one of my favorite arcade games, so I couldn't wait to play the Nintendo 64 version of the game. |
 | Cruis'N World
by Nintendo
Game Cartridge
(11 February, 2000)
(18 reviews)
Customer Review: FUN!!! ONE OF THE BEST!!!: This game is a classic that brings back memories to my brother and me and our two friends. We used to play it all the time in our summers. |
 | Destruction Derby 64
Game Cartridge
(01 November, 1999)
(10 reviews) 
Editorial Review: Destruction Derby 64 brings the chaotic world of deliberate car crashes to the racetrack. You get points for completing laps, yes, but the real high scores--and the real fun--come from making high-speed impacts. |
 | Diddy Kong Racing
list: $39.99
by Nintendo
Game Cartridge
(49 reviews)
Customer Review: Great Concept...Fair Execution: Diddy Kong Racing is an awesome concept: an adventure game mixed with a racing game. Throw in some cute characters, |
 | Excitebike 64
list: $49.99
by Nintendo
Game Cartridge
(08 May, 2000)
(34 reviews)
Editorial Review: Excitebike 64 is an updated version of the classic NES gameExcitebike. This realistic motorcycle racing simulation featureshigh-resolution graphics, three progressive bike classes, and both a rider and trackeditor. |
 | Extreme G
by Acclaim
Game Cartridge
(7 reviews)
Customer Review: Pretty good: When Nintendo first sent out its N64 development kits to third-party developers, there must have been a sticker on the box that said "please make a racing game." |
 | Extreme-G XG2
by Acclaim
Game Cartridge
(9 reviews)
Customer Review: PERFECT GAME: It's the best game ever you should by it if you don't have it.So be cool and by Extreme-G or be a nobody.Take it from me you don't want to be a nobody. |
 | F-1 World Grand Prix
list: $19.99
by Nintendo
Game Cartridge
(10 March, 2000)
(14 reviews)
Customer Review: It's more than a game, it's a life experience: This is the best racing game ever to grace the home entertainment console. It offers a very realistic racing experience. |
 | F-Zero X
list: $59.99
by Nintendo
Game Cartridge
(36 reviews)
Customer Review: Nintendo's new original racer: Nintendo has taken one of the greatest racing games for SNES and revamped it into a whole different futuristic racing game. |
 | GT Racing 64: Championship Edition
by Ocean Inc.
Game Cartridge
(2 reviews)
Customer Review: the game is okay: the graphics are bad and you cant tell when you are going to hit a corner overall bad game |
 | Hot Wheels Turbo Racing
list: $49.99
by Electronic Arts
Game Cartridge
(14 September, 1999)
(8 reviews)
Editorial Review: Video game developers sure are giving us ex-kids an excuse to shamelesslyplay with our favorite childhood car toys again. Seems that every favorite car toy brand isnow immortalized on a game console: Lego Racers, |
 | Hydro Thunder
by Midway
Game Cartridge
(10 March, 2000)
(13 reviews)
Customer Review: Not so bad: Having no prior exposure to Hydro Thunder before getting it for N64, I can find only a couple things wrong with it (as opposed to the dozens mentioned in the editorial review above) and plenty of things right. |
 | Iggy's Reckin' Balls
by Acclaim
Game Cartridge
(8 reviews)
Customer Review: Iggy's Reckin' Balls: Iggy's Reckin' Balls is the best game I ever played. You get to race your heads off. You get to haves fun for hours. |
 | Indy Racing League 2000
by Atari
Game Cartridge
(30 June, 2000)
(4 reviews)
Customer Review: IRL Greatness! And much more: Don't hesitate buying this IRL based driving simulation. All the IRL star drivers are in this game, |
 | Jeremy McGrath Supercross 2000
list: $29.99
by Acclaim
Game Cartridge
(03 March, 2000)
(5 reviews) 
Customer Review: AWSOME: This game is the best. you can build your own rider or your own track. I even think they came up with tony hawks pro skater from this game. |
 | Lamborghini 64
list: $74.99
by Titus Software Corp.
Game Cartridge
(4 reviews)
Customer Review: ok...: Needs more cars!! They should have made this game with more cars!! You should be able to start with all of the cars and then as you go on you get them upgraded:different levels of greatness!! |
 | LEGO Racers
list: $49.99
by LEGO Systems Inc.
Game Cartridge
(29 November, 1999)
(17 reviews)
Customer Review: If you like Legos, get THIS!!!: This is a very good game for lego fans! The turning isnt the best, but the graphics are very nice! |
 | Looney Tunes: Space Race
by Atari
Game Cartridge
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 | Mario Kart 64
by Nintendo
Game Cartridge
(01 November, 1999)
(164 reviews)
Editorial Review: Mario Kart 64, one of the first games released for the Nintendo 64platform, is an updated translation of the very popular Super Mario Kart for theSuper NES (SNES). And while the game clearly takes full advantage of the graphicspower and speed of the N64, |
 | Mickey's Speedway USA
list: $59.99
by Nintendo
Game Cartridge
(16 November, 2000)
(17 reviews)
Editorial Review: Pluto has been dog-napped by the Weazles, and it's up to Mickey and friends to race across the USA to rescue him. Drivers include Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy, and Pete (the villain in Mickey's Racing Adventure for the Game Boy Color). |
 | Micro Machines 64 Turbo
list: $39.99
by Midway
Game Cartridge
(5 reviews)
Editorial Review: Micro Machines 64 Turbo puts you in control of those crazy little cars known as Micro Machines. The racetracks are all to scale: zoom across a packed kitchen table, or zip over the back of a ruler connecting one desk to another. |
 | Monaco Grand Prix
by UBI Soft
Game Cartridge
(04 October, 1999)
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 | Monster Truck Madness
list: $57.99
by Take2 Interactive Software
Game Cartridge
(13 September, 1999)
(12 reviews)
Customer Review: Take2, You Disappoint Me: The game has a good feature when it comes to the battle games, but it is missing one crusial thing that makes the monster trucks what they are: car crushing. |
 | Multi Racing Championship
by Acclaim
Game Cartridge
(3 reviews) 
Customer Review: Crash!!!: You know, it is just a shame that they don't make good racing games for the video game industry these days. Released back in 1997, |
 | NASCAR 2000
list: $49.99
by Electronic Arts
Game Cartridge
(26 October, 1999)
(6 reviews)
Editorial Review: Fully loaded with all the authentic features that EA Sports titles are known for,this title is geared to be a NASCAR fan's dream ride. Forty NASCAR drivers and carsand 18 licensed tracks straight out of the 1999 NASCAR season are represented here,a |
 | NASCAR 99
by EA Sports
Game Cartridge
(5 reviews)
Editorial Review: Although it's geared for NASCAR fans, this title is actually a decent racing game on its own. Featuring 37 NASCAR drivers and 17 licensed tracks, as well as "live" commentary by auto-racing announcers Bob Jenkins and Benny Parsons, |
 | Off Road Challenge
by Midway
Game Cartridge
(10 reviews)
Customer Review: Very Fun Family Racing: My husband, myself and my 7 year old daughter have a blast with this. We race against each other, along with doing the one player curcuit mode and taking turns to see who can place 4th or better. |
 | Penny Racers
Game Cartridge
(4 reviews)
Editorial Review: Based on the toy line of miniaturized cars, Penny Racers is cutesy kart racing with a twist. Rather than selecting a car with predetermined characteristics as in most games of this genre, you customize a generic Racer with almost 100 parts in eight different categories. |
 | Polaris SnoCross 2001
list: $49.99
by Vatical Entertainment
Game Cartridge
(26 December, 2000)
(4 reviews)
Editorial Review: Experience the handling and style of Polaris--the world's leading producer of snowmobiles--without leaving your living room. Players race through snow-covered mountains in a variety of world locations. Packed with such features as the head-to-head mode and more than a dozen tricks, |
 | Rally Challenge 2000
list: $44.99
by South Peak Interactive
Game Cartridge
(24 June, 2000)
(2 reviews)
Customer Review: Stay ..... away.... Far, Far away: This game is OK if you're a kid, or want something REALLY simplistic. The graphics are good, but it moves way too slow.I |
 | Re-Volt
list: $29.99
by Acclaim
Game Cartridge
(21 September, 1999)
(7 reviews)
Editorial Review: It sounds like a great idea: take the common childhood activity of playing with radio-controlled cars, and make a video game out of it. Yes, the oddly titled Re-Volt is an RC car racing simulation. Buying a video game rather than the real thing eliminates the hassles of worn-out batteries, |
 | Ridge Racer 64
list: $49.99
by Nintendo
Game Cartridge
(14 February, 2000)
(10 reviews)
Editorial Review: If you're looking for the ultimate in road-racing realism,you've definitely clicked on the wrong title. But forpedal-to-the-metal arcade racing, Ridge Racer 64 brings home the checkeredflag. Most of the racetracks are direct ports (with new scenery added)from the older Ridge Racer games for the PlayStation, |
 | Road Rash 64
Game Cartridge
(28 September, 1999)
(24 reviews)
Editorial Review: Road Rash is a game series that's been around since the Sega Genesis, but this is its firstincarnation on the Nintendo 64. For its part, THQ has done a smashing job of bringing the brawlingmotorcycle game into the world of 3-D. |
 | Roadsters
list: $39.99
by Titus Software Corp.
Game Cartridge
(18 December, 1999)
(5 reviews)
Customer Review: cars: roadsters is the best game but after you play it alot it gets boaring.but there are cool cars like ferraris,corvetts and more, |
 | Rush 2 Extreme Racing USA
by Midway
Game Cartridge
(24 September, 1999)
(22 reviews)
Editorial Review: Rush 2: Extreme Racing USA is the follow-up to the populararcade-turned-platform-game San Francisco Rush, offering the signaturerambunctious gameplay of the original with several welcomed new features. No longerlimited to zipping through the streets of San Francisco, |
 | S.C.A.R.S.
list: $59.99
by UBI Soft
Game Cartridge
(24 September, 1999)
(3 reviews)
Customer Review: Average Game With Its Ups And Downs: Really this game isn't all that bad, it infact is a nice game with neat graphics, interesting levels and may i say very interesting cars. |
 | San Francisco Rush 2049
by Midway Entertainment
Game Cartridge
(08 September, 2000)
(24 reviews)
Customer Review: Best Rush: This is the best Rush and racing game for the N64. It has great graphics, and the music is actully pretty good. The stunt levels(and the stunts) are awsome. |
 | San Francisco Rush Extreme Racing
by Midway
Game Cartridge
(13 reviews)
Customer Review: One of the best racing games out there!: Rush is one of the original street racing games and by far one of the best out there. On this particular version of Rush, |
 | South Park:Rally
list: $54.99
by Acclaim
Game Cartridge
(02 March, 2000)
(6 reviews)
Customer Review: Disappointing: I was disappointed with this game. All the reviews made it sound great, but its not. The controls are ok, but the weapon use is inconsistent and difficult to use. |
 | Star Fox w/Rumble Pack
by Nintendo
Game Cartridge
(14 reviews)
Customer Review: A classic: [This review only covers the game. I have a separate Rumble Pak review on that item's respective page.]In late June of 1997, |
 | Star Wars - Episode I - Racer Bundle
list: $99.99
by Nintendo
Game Cartridge
(01 November, 1999)
(9 reviews)
Customer Review: I LOVE STAR WARS EPISODE 1 PODRACING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!: This is the best system nintendo has ever made!! It has my three favorite games on it (Star Wars Rouge Squadron, |
 | Star Wars - Episode I - Racer
list: $59.99
by Nintendo
Game Cartridge
(01 June, 1999)
(66 reviews)
Editorial Review: Star Wars: Episode 1 Racer is, of course, a shameless tie-in game based on the Boonta Eve Pod Race scene from the movie. As a Star Wars title it's sure to get a lot of interest, but the question is: is it any fun to play? |
 | Supercross 2000
list: $49.99
by Electronic Arts
Game Cartridge
(10 December, 1999)
(11 reviews)
Customer Review: Supercross 2000: Great Game! The graphics are great, and the gameplay is, too. The Selection of riders is great. |
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