Monster Truck Madness (N64) Reviews
Newest Review: ... in an open confrontation where the monster trucks must remain in a point scoring area while carelessly crashing into others ... more
... in aims of protect their turf. In addition to this mode, players may also access hockey, football, police chase, and tag. The first two sport based modes play identically to one another and only feature cosmetic differences. A ball will drop into the centre of the display, and it is the player's objective to guide it into an opposing net to score a point using the monster truck. The latter two options serve as hidden features which become accessible after a series of successful in-game races. Single players will b...more
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"Monster Truck Madness 64" is an off road racing video game. It was first released for the Nintendo 64 in 1999 by Rockstar Games. In the United States, the game received a guidance rating of "E" which deemed it appropriate for all ages. Based on the popular PC CD-ROM series, Monster Truck Madness 64 ports the premise of unruly racing carnage to the Nintendo platform. The title features vehicles seen in the second installment of the computer game which include "WrestleTrucks" portraying licensed professional wrestling characters formerly seen in World Championship Wrestling. It also includes the standard prolific monster trucks ... Read the complete review
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