Another great sports title for the N64 that looks great with an awesome 4-player mode

Big guns, fast and great to play, unlike the first quake for the N64 this one has an awesome 4-player mode included too.

This is where the imfamous series started (and it's hardly changed since) it's as great as every other Mario Party game when you have a bunch of friends round and some time to kill, and at the same time just as much of a dire bore-fest in single-player

Goldeneye was a hard game to follow up and in the end TWINE wasn't quite as good, but was still easily a James Bond adventure to be proud of.

Brilliant gameplay, looks great, it's a worthy addition to any sports fans game library.

I can't think of many N64 games that had the sheer level of charm that Yoshi's story did. The platforming elements were great fun, though a little bit simpler than usual but where the game did fall down a bit was it's shortness. Fantastic while it lasts though.

The game Factor 5 made after Rogue Squadron, Battle for Naboo is even better and has you controlling an assortment of different vehicles.

Snowboard kids is basically Mario Kart on ice so those after a serious snowboarding game should check out 1080, anyone who wants another multi-player karting classic that easily stacks up to MK64 should immediately buy this game though. Great.

Rage Wars is pretty much a mixture of Turok 2 and the then popular arena based fps games of the time such as Quake 3 and Unreal Tournament, so there's no real story mode and the game is very much centred around it's multiplayer, which, amazingly turned out close to the incredible standards of Goldeneye, great extra game types too.

The 3rd game in the series echewed any kind of pretence of being realistic and went straight for over the top futuristic action, which was a masterstroke cos' this game turned out better than all of it's predecessors put together.

It's Worms, everybody knows it's a total multiplayer classic, nuff' said.

A tennis game with a complete focus on fun, it's brilliant on normal modes, single player and multi and has loads of really cool extra game types some of which have you collecting and using items a la Mario Kart.

Updated version of the Mega Drive classic, MM64 was actually a port of the PS1 game V3, which sported updated 3D graphics and camera, as well as absolutely hoards of different tracks and vehicles.

Puyo Puyo was always one of the better Tetris style games to come out, with one of the best multiplayer gameplay, and this was a fantastic version of the game

Ingenously clever little Puzzle/Platformer where you play a glove with the aim of moving a ball around stages. This is also the best version of the game.

Great action/strategy game, there's not many 64' games as complex and realistic as this one.

Diddy Kong Racing may not have been quite a fun in the multiplayer as Mario Kart but it easily surpassed it in it's long and in depth single player, which was full of ideas and fantastic boss battles.

Wetrix is quite a hard puzzle game to explain, you pretty much have to build up the land to hold water making sure that none leaks, really addictive fun.