Favorite 3rd party N64 games

[DustyDrB]

Shadows of the Empire

I loved that game
I love it so much I *still* talk about it. Damn IG88

Have you seen the cutscenes for the PC version? It blew my mind the first time I saw them a year or two ago.

Spoiler

 

[Terminate421]

Favorite game on that system anyway

 

[Kuchinawa212]

Shadows of the Empire

I loved that game
I love it so much I *still* talk about it. Damn IG88

Have you seen the cutscenes for the PC version? It blew my mind the first time I saw them a year or two ago.

Spoiler

Oh yeah totally dude!
I remember getting upset that the Ode Mandell cutscene was cut:
"Dash, you find Boba fit, I'll stay with the ship"

Gee thanks Leebo

 

[Fernadette]

Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon was probably my favorite N64 game after Ocarina of Time. It needs to be re-released.

 

[TheVurdmeister]

Totally siding with the Rare guys, but I MUST SAY:

One game that always got me excited and reminiscent was one called Rocket: Robot on Wheels. For some reason, it was fun. It had almost everything you can think of: Jumping puzzles, searching, mini-games, vehicles, racing, skill challenges, brain-teasers, it was just all around enjoyable and underrated game.

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[Rath709]

Amazing game. It's just damn fun. Without the ice creation feature in this for inspiration, I doubt Majoras' Mask would have had the ice arrow/platform creation feature.

EDIT:
Alright, that's just creepy dude. One minute apart.

 

[lobster1077]

Donkey Kong 64 was by Rare, I think they were third party, I played Turok 2 an unhealthy amount as a kid. It's insanely difficult, never managed to make it past the second level.

 

[gigastrike]

How about Rayman 2? Or Mischeif Makers?

 

[Xeraxis]

Yeah, pretty much anything by Rare. More specifically DK64 and Goldeneye, personally. Oh so many good times.

 

[lionheart_1]

Goldeneye 64. I played that to death with friends in high school. The best moments were when it was 3 vs 1 (me) with one shot kills. Hours of fun being the hunter and the hunted.

 

[Devon Dent]

Ogre battle 64. I freaking loved that game.

 

[Saw767]

My favorite non-Rare game would probably be The World Is Not Enough. My favorite Rare titles include: Goldeneye, Banjo Kazooie & Tooie, DK64, and Perfect Dark. Rogue Squadron and BattleTanx were great too, but they froze the most.

Goldeneye was awesome, but that was back when killing folks in games was easy and fun - now we have to contend with perks, leaners, tubers, and the lying possible hacker who just got lucky with 6 headshots in a row. How I miss the Goldeneye times.

 

[William Dickbringer]

Space Station Silicon Valley.

This right here I had a blast changing into different animals

 

[Oinodaemon]

I'm calling Rare 3rd Party.

Banjo Kazooie, Banjo Tooie, and Megaman 64

I agree.

 

[Leemaster777]

I have to go with this furry little shit:

How many other games have a giant pile of shit as a boss? Honestly?

 

[TheVurdmeister]

I call it fate, sir! Glad to see that someone else has played this game besides me. xD Good taste!

 

[TheVurdmeister]

Amazing game. It's just damn fun. Without the ice creation feature in this for inspiration, I doubt Majoras' Mask would have had the ice arrow/platform creation feature.

EDIT:
Alright, that's just creepy dude. One minute apart.

I call it fate, sir! Glad to see that someone else has played this game besides me. xD Good taste!

 

[martyrdrebel27]

oh, and star wars rogue squadron. bad ass game there.

 

[Episode42]

I don't want to get bogged down in this, but isn't Rare technically second party, since they made games only for Nintendo, but weren't owned by them.

Anyway, the Rare ones (obviously) Goldeneye, Perfect Dark and Blast Corp

Star Wars:Rogue Squadron: Trench Run in the Falcon!
Vigilante 8: 70s Vehicle Combat!
Wetrix: Tetris for hippies.
Body Harvest: GTA with aliens.