I used to play it all the time as Charlie. And the best part? You can style on your friends in local multiplayer. There’s just something incredibly satisfying about grabbing a lot of platforms in a row and rapidly climbing your way to the goal. It was basically Sonic in the third dimension, but… done right. It launched in 1998 and back in the day, there was nothing quite like it. Iggy’s Reckin Balls is what peak 3D performance looks like. When I said Paper Mario was my favorite Nintendo 64 game, it was a lie. I haven’t been entirely honest in the past. There’s something I need to get off my chest. Until then, I’ll keep my Nintendo 64 and original PlayStation intact. Boss fights against specific enemies slot so well into a racing game, I just wish more people would do it. There’s nothing quite like a proper story mode to go along with all of our multiplayer shenanigans, as I still go back and finish them from time to time. In fact, I continue to bring up to this day that kart racing just hasn’t been the same since Diddy Kong and Crash Team Racing. Before Mario Kart 7, 8, and Sonic Racing brought the whole “multi-vehicle” concept to the forefront, Diddy Kong did it.
There’s just so many great platformers like Mario 64 and Banjo Kazooie, but outside of those my mind immediately gravitated toward one game - Diddy Kong Racing. This was one of CJ’s toughest questions to answer yet. Well, second best, because you know… GoldenEye. Keep that in mind when you read what is written below because for this Destructoid Discusses question of the week, I wanted to know what the staff thought was the best game for the N64. 50 years from now, those of us in our 70s, 80s, and 90s will still be talking about the wonderful times we had with it providing the dementia hasn’t ravaged our brains. Just me, Tristan, Shawn and Lee, three guys who I don’t have contact with anymore, hopped up on orange soda and a Hawaiian Papa Murphy’s Take-and-Bake (all the premium taste, without the premium price) gunning each other down for hours on end.Ģ0 years ago GoldenEye 007 revolutionized the genre on consoles. Even Smash Bros. and Mario Kart 64 were cast to the wayside in favor of this perfect party game. I can’t name another first person shooter that got as much play between me and my friends than GoldenEye. Its lengthy campaign is still a blast to play through with multiple objectives to complete and then-amazing recreation of the locations from the hit film.īut what makes it still the best Nintendo 64 game today is the local competitive multiplayer. The wait was worth it and for anyone who owned a Nintendo 64, it was a necessary addition to their gaming collection.
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Originally set to debut on the SNES as an on-rails shooter, GoldenEye 007 was rebuilt from the ground up for the N64 and missed the release of the movie by nearly two years. That’s 20 years of jumping off that dam, 20 years of golden guns and 20 years of chaotic multiplayer in the Archives and other levels sometimes but mostly just the Archives. On August 25, just a few days from now, the Nintendo 64 classic GoldenEye 007 will celebrate its 20th anniversary.
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