It's a great one that's gotten a handful of garbage ports. Rayman 2: The Great Escape: Ubisoft loves to re-release this game.

I'm more including it because we got Castlevania on the NES & SNES Classic than anything else. Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness: This is, at best, a mediocre game.

WWF No Mercy: In the realm of 'never going to happen' we have what some people consider the best wrestling game ever released. The VC or eShop seems a more realistic option. I'd call it one of the most underrated/overlooked N64 games, and it's ripe for a reissue somewhere. Mischief Makers: Another Treasure title, and this one is much more of a long shot. appearance and sequel, this is one I wouldn't be surprised to see if an N64 classic existed. Sin and Punishment: Given the Virtual Console release, the Smash Bros. Save for maybe the lack of actual spaceship battles? Or if you prefer the Star Wars universe? But then that's what Rogue Squadron is for.Ī few I'd like to see that aren't Rare that I didn't see mentioned: But unfortunately, as a game, it's pretty thoroughly outclassed by Jet Force Gemini in every regard. So I loved just dicking around in it, for hours, as a Kid, and I'll always remember that. To make the menu reappear each time you go back to the pause screen C up, C right, C down, C left, L, R, Z and Left on the d-pad. If it worked pink writing will come up, and using L, R and A you can select cheats such as 50 lives, wall ghost, next level, gravity, jump power etc. Make sure you keep the other buttons held down during this time. Do the same thing with the joystick facing right, then left, right and finally left. While holding these down gently move the control stick left halfway, and hold all this until you hear a sound. Now press and hold all at once C up, C right, C down, C left, L, R, Z and Left on the d-pad. Start in a level and as soon as it starts press pause. And it gave you near god-like control over the game, after the literal half an hour it took you to pull it off by yourself, since you're trying to use your face to hold the control stick in very precise angles for several seconds. And the cheat codes are legendary, it has quite possibly the most hilariously complicated codes to ever be conceived. Being near a launch title, if not a straight Launch title, it's an important historical piece. Shadows of the Empire is not without it's charm, and I do have a soft spot for it. Pilot Wings Resort does not even compare.

So many hours were poured into this game as a kid and it definitely still holds up. I just got 100% gold in every class, and all the bonus vehicles, for the first time, a little while ago. There's so much amazing on this console despite it's, relatively, small library. For some reason I played that a lot as a kid. I used to love Shadows of the Empire I wonder if it would hold up today.

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