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Excitebike 64 (N64)

Description: Faced with a crowded field of contenders, Excitebike 64 soars over the competition to firmly establish itself as the ... more

Excitebike 64 (N64) ... best motorcycle racing game for Nintendo 64. It may be the last of the two-wheeled racers to hit store shelves, but good things come to th

Newest Review: ... loses none of the charm in the process. In the game you can choose from six, awfully named characters such as Sarah ... more

... "Sugar" Hill, all six of them having ranging stats with some good at turbo and some good at landing, the basic racing formula. The best two racers are probably Vicky Steele and Sarah Hill who both have a mixed range of skills and are not bad at anything just average really. The game is split into a number of modes including Season where you have six races and you have to come out 1st overall after the six races in order to qualify for the next difficulty. While this is all good when you have completed the season y...more

Price Comparison for Excitebike 64 (N64)

	Excitebike 64 (N64) Who said the N64 doesn't have any decent racing games? Excitebike ... Last Update 30.12.2009 05:48	£ 14.99

Excitebike 64 (N64)
Who said the N64 doesn't have any decent racing games? Excitebike ...

Last Update 30.12.2009 05:48

£ 14.99

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Excitebike 64 (N64): You don't have this game? WHY NOT? (845 words)
by - written on 19/03/02 (Useful, 332 readings)
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After what seems like years of delays, Nintendo's NES classic, revamped for the 64-bit era, was finally released in the UK in late 2001 and guess what? It was well worth the wait. So start your engines (or whatever they say in motocross) and read my review of Nintendo's last BIG game for the Nintendo 64. The original Excitebike instantly became a classic on the NES and in the arcades shortly after release. The game used a strategic angle and encouraged players to use their mind as well as their turbos. The game had a turbo boost and if it was used too much the bike would literally crash and burn, so brain was needed as well as brawn but it didn't ... Read the complete review