You play as three characters, a boy, a girl, and a dog with jet packs on each of his paws that allow him to fly around (the most badass dog in video game history). The other thing that makes this game stand out is that it is hilariously vicious. So long as you have a decent controller, this game should play fine. Because if it’s one of those where the joystick has been used too much, or it’s a cheap Chinese knockoff controller, then you’re going to have a horrible time with this game, trying to shoot enemies accurately. The only thing that matters once you mastered the controls is how good of an N64 controller you really have. It takes some getting used to, but it works. They managed the control scheme very well for the time period. Jet Force Gemini, however, stands apart from the rest by being a solid 3rd person shooter, which was something a little on the “new” side when it came to console gaming. And Starfox 64, probably the definitive N64 game that holds up the best to this day.
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Sure the graphics are nowhere near that of the PC version, plus it lags but it seriously improved upon the AI in some stages, making it more difficult than the PC version (this is a good thing in this case). And in one case, it even improved on a game it ported over from the PC in one regard, Starcraft 64. It revolutionized FPS console games with Goldeneye and Perfect Dark, just as it revolutionized 3D platformers with Mario 64 (though the latter hasn’t aged that well for me).
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But when it knew how to work within its limitations, it was solid. Most N64 games were too ambitious because it didn’t have the graphical capability, or decent control scheme, and smooth enough gameplay (let alone camera angles), to handle the games it put out there. There’s other games that could’ve been good like Mission Impossible, but they would only work with the slick controls systems like X-Box and PS2, and even GCN, could provide (which was 1 game generation away, as things trended completely from 2D gameplay to full-on 3D). There are games I want to love, like Body Harvest, but the puzzle-like nature of it past the first 20 minutes got infuriating to me. When it comes to the N64, I personally don’t think there are that many great games on it, especially when it comes down to games standing the test of time.
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