Obscure N64 games on the Revolution

by Blake Snow on Feb 13th 2006 2:00AM

Game Daily has posted their pics for the nine most obscure N64 games they feel should grace the download service on Nintendo's forthcoming Revolution console. From the article: "Some of [N64's] games actually changed the entire industry which is why we're more than willing to sit down with our shiny new Revolution consoles and download lots of great N64 titles, and while we're pretty sure that Nintendo will give us the goods when it comes to Star Fox 64 and Mario Kart, there [are] plenty of obscure games that we'd like to play... These games may not be as popular as Ocarina, but they deserve their spot amongst the greats."

Jet Force Gemini
Space Station Silicon Valley
Beetle Adventure Racing
Blast Corps
Sin and Punishment
Pilotwings 64
The New Tetris
Wetrix
Midway's Cruis'n games

Image courtesy of Game Daily.

[Thanks, beastiecube]

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Reader Comments (55)

Banjo-Kazooie and Banjo-Tooie wee some of the most original (and obscure) games I've ever played. I still play them occasionally if I'm craving the bear and bird. They were synonymous with my childhood, and I can't wait to se what Nintendo could do with them on the Revolution.

Umm.... Beetle Racing= OBSCURE?!?!?!

I DON'T THINK SO!! It's the greatest and most polished racing game of all time IMO. Definitely for N64.

It defined the racing games filled with shortcuts that we know and love today, such as NFS, rush, and Burnout. It also had an AWESOME sense of speed.

I still play it once in a while to just escape from the world.

@47- If you have a GCN just buy the BOnus Zelda disk off ebay.

@48- I wish my dad would play! And I don't have a brother. And friends usually play GC when theyre over.

But it really DOES deserve to be on revolution!

Cruisinnnnnnn Crusinnnnnnn the worrrld, Get it Yeah!

Crusi'n USA was the best. Ahhh, The Memories of Badly Rendered Bikini Girls and Large Sharp Motocross-esqe Ramps.