The Super Nintendo has many beloved classics like Super Mario Kart and EarthBound, but there are many forgotten gems that ...

Released simultaneously for the Nintendo 64 and Game Boy Color, Mario Tennis offers an RPG-like story mode where players aim to become the best tennis player by defeating Mario. The game's blend ...

Released in 2006, it includes five sports: tennis, baseball ... brings back the nostalgia of the original GoldenEye 007 on the N64. Players can choose from various characters and engage in ...

Releasing only a matter of months after the Nintendo 64 game of the same name, it's easy to imagine that the GBC Mario Tennis would be less impressive than its console counterpart. Surprisingly, the ...

Tennis and bowling are firm favourites ... Taking the lead from the Nintendo 64 era of Mario Party titles, Superstars goes back to basics with a number of familiar mini-games for long-time ...

One of its launch titles was Super Mario 64 DS and, allowing you to play the original N64 game with the addition of some new ... Super Mario Land, Tetris, Tennis, Alleyway, and Yakuman. Are retro game ...

It’s true that the games have been quite variable in quality, with the post-N64 entries being mostly disappointments, but ever since Super Mario Party on the Switch the series has reasserted ...

And now, another classic game from the Nintendo 64 era has been decompiled: the fan-favorite Banjo Kazooie. Released in 1997, Banjo Kazooie from Rare is a 3D platformer similar to Super Mario 64 ...

With the launch of the Nintendo 64 in 1996, Super Mario 64 presented a seismic shift in how games are played - especially for those considered 'platformers.' It spawned a new genre, the 3D ...