any new games besides Zelda?
barry
Besides Zelda 64, is there anything to look forward to for the n64?
barry
Mario 4885
Yeah, lots of good games, here is the website with the realease dates(just
click on the N in N64):<A
HREF="http://www.ign64.com/jsmid/data/titlelist.html">N64 release list</A>
Flash69
barry wrote:
> Besides Zelda 64, is there anything to look forward to for the n64?
Personally, I'm looking forward to F-Zero X more than anything else. I
had a chance to play it at E3; it's a great game. High frame rate, lots
of vehicles to choose from, 29 on-screen opponents, grand prix points
mode, outrageous track designs, multiplayer support, flawless control,
etc.
If you enjoyed the F-Zero for the SNES, you'll have a blast with F-Zero
X. But I'd recommend it to more than just racing fans; it's an easy
game for anyone to pick up and play.
Among the other games slated fro release this fall, Body Harvest mihgt
turn out to be a good one; we'll see. There's also Iggy's Recking
Balls, which is a neat little racer/platform game. I like offbeat games
like that....
--
Troy
>Besides Zelda 64, is there anything to
>look forward to for the n64?
Yes, F-Zero, Twelve Tales:Conker 64 and many other games. I cant tell
you which games you like so take a look:
This is the complete guide to all upcoming N64 games in the United
States.
These games are listed by their approximate shipping dates. Games
typically appear on retail shelves one to two days later. Make note that
Nintendo 64 games can slip back as far as six months in development.
Check bottom for key and explanations.
Updated: 06/30/98
July '98
Jul. 01 -- Off-Road Challenge (Midway)
Jul. 15 --- Mission: Impossible (Ocean/Infogrames)
Jul. 27 --- F1World Grand Prix (Nintendo/Video System/Paradigm)
Jul. 27 --- Waialae Country Club True Golf Classics (Nintendo/T&E Soft)
August '98
Aug. 04 --- WWF: Warzone (Acclaim/Iguana West)
Aug. 10 --- Iggy's Reckin' Balls (Acclaim/Iguana)
Aug. 24 --- Flying Dragon (Natsume/Culture Brain)
Aug. 26 --- GEX: Enter the Gecko (Midway/Crystal D./Realtime Assoc.)
Aug. 26 --- International Superstar Soccer '98 (Konami/Major A)
Aug. 31 --- Bomberman Hero (Nintendo/Hudson)
Aug. ?? --- GT 64 Championship Edition (Ocean/Imagineer)
Aug. ?? --- NFL Quarterback Club '99 (Acclaim/Iguana)
September '98
Sep. 16 --- Fighting Force 64 (Eidos/Core)
Sep. 26 --- Cruis'n World (Nintendo/Eurocom)
Sep. 29 --- NFL Blitz '98 (Midway)
Sep. ?? --- Body Harvest (Midway/DMA Design)
Sep. ?? --- Buck Bumble (Ubi Soft/Argonaut)
Sep. ?? --- Deadly Arts (Konami/KCEO)
Sep. ?? --- SCARS (Ubi Soft/Vivid Image)
Sep. ?? --- Superman: The Animated Series (Titus)
Sep. ?? --- Twisted Edge Snowboarding (Midway/Boss)
Sep. ?? --- WCW/NWO Revenge (THQ/Asmik)
TBA Q3 '98
TBA --- Bust-A-Move 3 (Acclaim/Taito)
TBA --- Glover (Hasbro/Interactive Studios)
TBA --- Intensor (BSG Labs)
TBA --- Last Legion X (Hudson)
TBA --- Madden NFL '99 (EA Sports)
TBA --- NASCAR '99 (EA Sports)
TBA --- NHL '99 (EA Sports)
TBA --- Space Circus (Ocean/Infogrames)
TBA --- The Glove (Reality Quest)
October '98
Oct. 02 --- VR Pool 64 (Crave Entertainment/Celeris)
Oct. 26 --- F-Zero X (Nintendo)
Oct. 26 --- Twelve Tales: Conker 64 (Rare/Nintendo)
Oct. ?? --- Extreme-G 2 (Acclaim/Probe)
Oct. ?? --- Fox Sports College Hoops '99 (Fox Sports/Z-Axis)
Oct. ?? --- Knife Edge (Microwares/Kemco)
Oct. ?? --- Penny Racers (THQ/Takara)
Oct. ?? --- Space Station: Silicon Valley (Take 2/DMA Design)
Oct. ?? --- Top Gear Overdrive (Kemco/Snowblind)
Oct. ?? --- Turok II: Seeds of Evil (Acclaim/Iguana)
November '98
Nov. 23 --- Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Nintendo)
Nov. 23 --- Micro Machines V3 (Midway/Codemasters)
Nov. 30 --- Tonic Trouble (Ubi Soft)
Nov. ?? --- Castlevania (Konami)
Nov. ?? --- Charlie Blast's Challenge (Microwares/Kemco)
Nov. ?? --- Earthworm Jim 3D (Interplay/Vis Interactive)
Nov. ?? --- Milo's Astro Lanes (Crave/Player 1)
Nov. ?? --- NBA Jam '99 (Acclaim/Iguana West)
Nov. ?? --- Rat Attack (Mindscape/Pure)
Nov. ?? --- Rayman 2 (Ubi Soft)
Nov. ?? --- Roadsters '98 (Titus)
Nov. ?? --- Rush 2: Extreme Racing USA (Midway/Atari Games)
Nov. ?? --- Survivor Day One (Konami)
Nov. ?? --- V-Rally 98 Arcade Championship Edition (Ocean/Infogrames)
Nov. ?? --- WipeOut 64 (Psygnosis)
December '98
TBA --- In-Fisherman Bass Hunter 64 (Take 2)
TBA --- Nightmare Creatures (Activision/Kalisto)
TBA --- Quake 2 (Activision/Aaron Seeler Productions)
TBA --- Star Wars: Rogue Squadron (LucasArts/Factor 5)
TBA Q4 '98
TBA --- All-Star Tennis '99 (Ubi Soft/Smart Dog)
TBA --- Air Boardin' USA (Ascii/Human Entertainment)
TBA --- Battletanx (3DO)
TBA --- Chameleon Twist 2 (Sunsoft/Japan System Supply)
TBA --- DexDrive (InterAct)
TBA --- Dual Heroes (Hudson/Electro Brain)
TBA --- Legend of the River King 64 (Natsume/Pack-In)
TBA --- Lode Runner 64 (Big Bang)
TBA --- Magic Flute (Sunsoft)
TBA --- NBA Live '99 (EA Sports)
TBA --- Robotech: Crystal Dreams (Gametek/Capcom)
TBA --- The Sequel to F1 Racing Simulation (Ubi Soft)
TBA 1998 Releases
TBA --- Bottom of the Ninth '98 (Konami)
TBA --- Command and Conquer 3D (Westwood Studios)
TBA --- Dragon Storm (Interactive Studios)
TBA --- Jest (Ocean/Curved Logic)
TBA --- Need for Speed 64 (EA/Paradigm)
TBA --- Powerslide (Emergent)
TBA --- Ronaldo Soccer (Ocean)
TBA --- Snowspeeder (Imagineer)
TBA --- South Park 64 (Acclaim/Iguana)
TBA --- Spooky (ICE)
TBA --- Super Robot Battle (Bandai/Banpresto)
TBA --- Tetris 64 (Nintendo/Blue Planet)
TBA --- Wayne Gretzky 3D Hockey '99 (Midway)
January '99
TBA --- Looney Tunes: Space Race (Ocean/Infogrames)
March '99
Mar. ?? --- Hybrid Heaven (Konami)
TBA Q1 '99
TBA --- Blades of Steel '98 (Konami/KCEO)
TBA --- Caesar's Palace (Crave/Lobotomy)
TBA --- Carmageddon 64 (Stainless)
TBA --- GT World Tour (Midway/Boss Game Studios)
TBA --- Harrier 2000 (Video Systems USA/Paradigm)
TBA --- Harvest Moon 64 (Natsume)
TBA --- Hype -- A Time Quest (Ubisoft/Playmobil)
TBA --- Jeff Gordon Racing (ASC Games)
TBA --- Jungle Bots (Titus/Conceptual Realities)
TBA --- 4x4 Mud Monsters (Take 2/GOD/Edge of Reality/Terminal Reality)
TBA --- NBA In the Zone '99 (Konami)
TBA --- ODT (Psygnosis)
TBA --- Road Rash 64 (THQ/DT Productions)
TBA --- Rugrats (THQ)
TBA --- Shadowgate -- Trial of the Four Towers
(Microwares/Kemco/Infinite Ventures)
TBA --- WCW Nitro (THQ/Inland Productions)
TBA --- Wild Metal Country (DMA Design)
TBA --- Winback (Koei)
June '99
June ?? --- Re-Volt (Acclaim/Probe)
TBA Q2 '99
TBA --- Blues Brothers 2000 (Titus)
TBA --- Duke: Time to Kill (GT Interactive/Eurocom)
TBA --- Nuclear Strike (THQ/DT Productions)
TBA --- Tasmanian Express (Infogrames/Zed Two)
TBA Q3 '99
TBA --- DethCarz (GT Interactive/Beam)
TBA --- Duck Dodgers in the 3rd 1/2 Dementia (Infogrames/Paradigm)
TBA --- Hercules: Legendary Journeys (Titus)
TBA --- Kemco Racer (Microwares/Kemco)
TBA --- Quest for Camelot (Titus)
TBA --- Xena: Warrior Princess (Titus)
September '99
Sep. --- Army Men 3D (3DO)
TBA Q4 '99
TBA --- Daikatana (ION Storm)
TBA --- Perfect Dark (Nintendo/Rare)
TBA 1999 Releases
TBA --- Destruction Derby 64 (Psygnosis)
TBA --- Emperor of the Jungle (Nintendo)
TBA --- Exhumed 64 (Crave/Lobotomy)
TBA --- Gauntlet 64 (Midway/Atari)
TBA --- Lego Racers (Lego Media/High Voltage)
TBA --- Magical Tetris Challenge Featuring Mickey (Capcom)
TBA --- Shadowman (Acclaim/Iguana UK)
TBA --- StarCraft (Nintendo/Blizzard)
TBA --- Star Wars Prequel Game (LucasArts)
TBA --- Thornado (Factor 5)
TBA Releases
TBA --- 64DD (Disk Drive) (Nintendo)
TBA --- 64 GB Pak (Nintendo)
TBA --- 7th Legion (Epic Megagames)
TBA --- Acclaim Sports Soccer (Acclaim/Probe)
TBA --- Action Game (Utopia Technologies)
TBA --- Aeon Flux (GT Interactive)
TBA --- Attack! (DMA Design)
TBA --- Bio Tetris (Amtex)
TBA --- GT Racing (Midway/Boss Game Studios)
TBA --- California Speed (Midway/Atari)
TBA --- Deadly Honor (TecMagik)
TBA --- Dear Blue (Konami)
TBA --- Donkey Kong World (Nintendo/Rare)
TBA --- Earthbound 64 (Nintendo)
TBA --- Earthbound 64 Add-On (Nintendo) 64DD
TBA --- F-Zero X Expansion Set (Nintendo) 64DD
TBA --- Ghouls'n'Ghosts 64 (Capcom)
TBA --- Golden Nugget 64 (Virgin)
TBA --- Jet Force Gemini (Rare)
TBA --- Kirby 64 (Nintendo)
TBA --- Legend of Zelda DD (Nintendo) 64DD
TBA --- LightBlaster 64 (InterAct)
TBA --- Magic the Gathering: Armageddon (Acclaim)
TBA --- Mario 64 2 (Nintendo) 64DD
TBA --- Mario Artist: Picture Maker (Nintendo) 64DD
TBA --- Mario Artist: Polygon Maker (Nintendo) 64DD
TBA --- Mario Artist: Sound Maker (Nintendo) 64DD
TBA --- Mario Artist: Talent Maker (Nintendo) 64DD
TBA --- Mega Man 64 (Capcom)
TBA --- Mission Impossible 2 (Ocean/Infogrames)
TBA --- NBA Fastbreak 64 (Midway)
TBA --- Paperboy 64 (Mindscape)
TBA --- Pokémon Stadium (Nintendo)
TBA --- Puzzle Game (Cranberry Source)
TBA --- Puzzle Game (Sucker Punch)
TBA --- Rev Limit (Seta)
TBA --- SimCity 64 (Nintendo) 64DD
TBA --- Smurfs 64 (Infogrames)
TBA --- Space Bunnies Must Die (Take 2/Ripcord)
TBA --- Super Mario RPG 2 (Nintendo) 64DD
TBA --- ToeJam & Earl 64 (TJ&E Productions)
TBA --- Ultra Descent (Interplay)
TBA --- Voice Recognition Headset (Nintendo)
Terminated
BattleSport 64 (Cyclone Studios) [now: Battle Tanx]
Buggie-Boogie (Nintendo/Angel Studios)
Creator (Software Creations) [became part of Mario Artist]
Cu-On-Pa (T&E Soft)
Dead Ahead (Optical Entertainment)
Golgo 13 (Vic Tokai)
Jack and the Beanstalk [became Pokemon Snap] (Nintendo)
Joust X (Midway/Atari Games)
Kirby's Air Ride (Nintendo)
Monster Dunk (Mindscape)
Ninja 64 (Capcom)
Red Baron (Sierra)
Tommy Thunder (Player 1)
Top Gun (Microprose)
Ultra Combat [Blade & Barrel] (Kemco)
Unreal (GT Interactive/DMA) 64DD
Wet Corpse (Vic Tokai)
MIA ("On hold")
AcclaimSports Soccer (Acclaim/Probe) [Europe Only]
F1 '98 (Psygnosis)
Freak Boy (Virgin/Burst)
PilotWings 64 II (Paradigm/Nintendo)
Project Cairo (Crave Entertainment) 64DD
SimCopter 64 (Maxis) [Japan Only]
UEFA Soccer '98 (Ocean/Power & Magic) [Europe Only]
KEY:
Q1 = First Quarter (January/February/March)
Q2 = Second Quarter (April/May/June)
Q3 = Third Quarter (July/August/September)
Q4 = Fourth Quarter (October/November/December)
TBA = To Be Announced (month/day unknown)
?? = Day unkown
Black Text = Cartridge Game
Red Text = Disk Game (for use with the 64DD add-on)
Blue Text = Accessory / Hardware
Bold Text = change/newly added
Titles are listed by date and game title, followed by the publisher.
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check out my cool mario paint songs!
Lewis Family
F-Zero X
Castlevania 64
ISS 98
Space Station Sillicon Valley
Glover (a really fun and neat game)
Conker's Quest
Perfect Dark
Rogue Squadron
Body Harvest
Micro Machines 64
That's all I can think of off the top of my head, and most of these
are coming out before Christmas. . .
-Scott-
ba...@airmail.net (barry) wrote:
>Besides Zelda 64, is there anything to look forward to for the n64?
>barry
Anders Simonsson
On Sat, 4 Jul 1998 03:16:51 -0400 (EDT), ExtraTer...@webtv.net
(Troy) posted via his Tamagotchi Net Link:
>>Besides Zelda 64, is there anything to
>>look forward to for the n64?
>
>Yes, F-Zero, Twelve Tales:Conker 64 and many other games. I cant tell
>you which games you like so take a look:
Question mark, question mark, TBA, question mark, TBA, TBA, etc...
Anders Simonsson
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Carlos Garza
> On Sat, 4 Jul 1998 03:16:51 -0400 (EDT), ExtraTer...@webtv.net
> (Troy) posted via his Tamagotchi Net Link:
>>>Besides Zelda 64, is there anything to
>>>look forward to for the n64?
>>
>>Yes, F-Zero, Twelve Tales:Conker 64 and many other games. I cant tell
>>you which games you like so take a look:
> Question mark, question mark, TBA, question mark, TBA, TBA, etc...
Nintendo always seems to have a hard time keeping it's schedules TBA
and ?? are pretty standerd when it comes to pojected Shiping dates. I was
pretty suprised at the last minute change of Mission impossable from July
1 to 15.
And I think we may not see Zelda untill January after all the game is
already over a year late from it's original release date.
Darien Allen
Carlos Garza <c...@mercury.ConnectI.com> uttered these magical words:
> Nintendo always seems to have a hard time keeping it's schedules TBA
>and ?? are pretty standerd when it comes to pojected Shiping dates. I was
>pretty suprised at the last minute change of Mission impossable from July
>1 to 15.
It's even slipped a bit further to the 20th or 27th, depending on whom
you believe.
>
> And I think we may not see Zelda untill January after all the game is
>already over a year late from it's original release date.
I'm going to make this statement right now. It would be VERY
dangerous IMO for Zelda to slip to next year. This would (as it
stands now), leave Nintendo without a big title moving into the Xmas
time. Not only that but a title THIS anticipated making that slippage
would be disastrous to what I already consider to be "morale problems"
for owners of the system(us), as well as others....
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ManaByte
(Darien Allen) wrote:
>The entire world ground to a halt on 7 Jul 1998 22:09:33 GMT, when
>Carlos Garza <c...@mercury.ConnectI.com> uttered these magical words:
>
>> Nintendo always seems to have a hard time keeping it's schedules TBA
>>and ?? are pretty standerd when it comes to pojected Shiping dates. I was
>>pretty suprised at the last minute change of Mission impossable from July
>>1 to 15.
>
>It's even slipped a bit further to the 20th or 27th, depending on whom
>you believe.
>
>>
>> And I think we may not see Zelda untill January after all the game is
>>already over a year late from it's original release date.
>
>I'm going to make this statement right now. It would be VERY
>dangerous IMO for Zelda to slip to next year. This would (as it
>stands now), leave Nintendo without a big title moving into the Xmas
>time. Not only that but a title THIS anticipated making that slippage
>would be disastrous to what I already consider to be "morale problems"
>for owners of the system(us), as well as others....
>
You don't spend $20 million on a title that you are going to delay...
-ManaByte
Anders Simonsson
Carlos Garza <c...@mercury.ConnectI.com> uttered these magical words:
> And I think we may not see Zelda untill January after all the game is
>already over a year late from it's original release date.
Obviously, this is a crucial title for Nintendo and they will probably
do anything to release it on time.
When asked at E3 if he thought that Zelda would ship on time, Howard
Lincoln (NOA) said:
"I`m quite confident that we`re not going to have any delay problems
whatsoever with Zelda. We all know that this is a critical title and
that it has a critical date for release, november 23."
Of course, he would never admit to anything else, but I actually think
Zelda will make the release date.
Source: Edge 60.
ManaByte
Again, Nintendo is spending $20 Million on marketing Zelda. You don't
spend that sort of money on a game that you will delay.
-ManaByte
Anders Simonsson
wrote:
>Again, Nintendo is spending $20 Million on marketing Zelda. You don't
>spend that sort of money on a game that you will delay.
But Zelda HAS been delayed a number of times already...
starman64
Adam Gott/usenet
mana...@hotmail.com (ManaByte)
>You don't spend $20 million on a title that you are going to delay...
You might not do this and I might not do this but it happens all of
the time in the entertainment industry (which includes software for a
Nintendo 64).
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Adam Gott/usenet
mana...@hotmail.com (ManaByte)
>Again, Nintendo is spending $20 Million on marketing Zelda. You don't
>spend that sort of money on a game that you will delay.
Again, you are wrong. A company would not do this intentionally but
sometimes it happens (anyone remember the Windows 97 hype?).
ManaByte
wrote:
>Dateline: Wed, 08 Jul 1998 17:59:42 GMT -- Author:
>mana...@hotmail.com (ManaByte)
>
>>Again, Nintendo is spending $20 Million on marketing Zelda. You don't
>>spend that sort of money on a game that you will delay.
>
>Again, you are wrong. A company would not do this intentionally but
>sometimes it happens (anyone remember the Windows 97 hype?).
>
>
Windows 97? What the FUCK are you talking about? How much crack do you
smoke before you log onto Usenet? There NEVER was a Windows 97, or 96
for that matter. Only a retard would think that there was a Windows
97. There was Windows 95, then Windows 98. There was NOTHING in
between.
-ManaByte
Adam Gott/usenet
mana...@hotmail.com (ManaByte)
>Windows 97? What the FUCK are you talking about? How much crack do you
>smoke before you log onto Usenet? There NEVER was a Windows 97, or 96
>for that matter. Only a retard would think that there was a Windows
>97. There was Windows 95, then Windows 98. There was NOTHING in
>between.
One should be better informed before making such an ass of themself.
Eric Bechtol
>On Thu, 09 Jul 1998 02:41:41 GMT, g...@srv.net (Adam Gott/usenet)
>wrote:
>
>>mana...@hotmail.com (ManaByte)
>>
>>>Again, Nintendo is spending $20 Million on marketing Zelda. You don't
>>>spend that sort of money on a game that you will delay.
>>
>>Again, you are wrong. A company would not do this intentionally but
>>sometimes it happens (anyone remember the Windows 97 hype?).
>>
>>
>
>
>smoke before you log onto Usenet? There NEVER was a Windows 97, or 96
>for that matter. Only a retard would think that there was a Windows
>97. There was Windows 95, then Windows 98. There was NOTHING in
>between.
>
Uhh..
Sorry to burst your bubble, but Memphis (aka Win98) was due to ship in 97.
Just as NT5 was due to ship in 98. If you see NT5 before 2000, I'lll be the
most surprised person on the planet.
Rather than taking an offensive stance as a knee-jerk reaction, you may want
to check a fact or two before spouting your vitriole.
Adam Gott/usenet
ebec...@progress.com (Eric Bechtol)
>>Windows 97? What the FUCK are you talking about? How much crack do you
>>smoke before you log onto Usenet? There NEVER was a Windows 97, or 96
>Uhh..
>
>Sorry to burst your bubble, but Memphis (aka Win98) was due to ship in 97.
>Just as NT5 was due to ship in 98. If you see NT5 before 2000, I'lll be the
>most surprised person on the planet.
>
>Rather than taking an offensive stance as a knee-jerk reaction, you may want
>to check a fact or two before spouting your vitriole.
Thanks. I told him basically the same thing (without giving him all
of the necessary info) because I would have rather had him go on
spouting like an idiot.
Nobody plans to spend that kind of money and then not release their
product but as they say, crap happens. Many a fine company has went
out of business due to missed deadlines/production overbudgets.
Rob Rodgers
>sometimes it happens (anyone remember the Windows 97 hype?).
No, because there wasn't any. Want to point me to some?