Kart racers were a strange fad in the ‘90s and went out of style after that. Nintendo today is keeping the genre alive with Mario
Review: Ridge Racer 64 (~15 hours)
Ridge Racer was a brand long associated with the PlayStation, but it’s a treat that we got to play the series on Nintendo 64 as
Review: F-Zero X (~18 hours)
This series has a hardcore fanbase, and I think that’s cool. I’ve seen the fans in online message boards complain about not having a sequel,
Review: ExciteBike 64 (~18 hours)
This is a rare treasure from late in Nintendo 64’s life. Much the way the lesser known Wave Race for Game Boy got a sequel
Special Feature: Whatever Happened to Super Mario 64 2?
Introduction: Growing up, I subscribed to “Nintendo Power” magazine, the official Nintendo magazine in the United States. I began my subscription around the time of
Review: Wave Race: Blue Storm (~12 hours)
It was in a preview in either “Electronic Gaming Monthly” or “Nintendo Power” that someone said the water in Wave Race: Blue Storm is “more
