Forsaken for Nintendo 64

Pros: Nice fast paced shooter/first person shooter

Cons: Makes me motion sick after a while.

The Bottom Line: Great game. Lots of fun for one or more players. Does make me motion sick after a while though. Well worth the 5-10 dollars I paid for it.

Review: This was one of the first games I was able to acquire for my used Nintendo 64 when I got it a few years ago at a pawn shop. I would save up my money and go to the local pawn shop to see what was there. Because of the name I almost did not get this game. ...

Pros: Multi player, weapons, game voices, sound effects, music, control

Cons: Single player not as fun as multi (but still fun)

The Bottom Line: For $1 online there is no reason why you shouldn't play it with your friends. An alltime favorite. Extremely fun.

Review: It is extremely fun to play in multi-player once you get used to the controls. Even the single player is fun in my opinion. I like everything about this game and I have been a gamer since I was sucking on my thumb. Any haters on this game need to...

Pros: cool weapons, great sound effects, silky smooth framerates even in 4 player

Cons: virtigo inspiring gameplay, single player game gets frustratingly hard

The Bottom Line: Forsaken is a must-have for deathmatch lovers with strong stomachs. It is one of the best deathmatch games on N64.

Review: Can you ride a multi-looped roller coaster and think "AGAIN!!!"?
Do you like multi player death match? Yes? Forsaken 64 is your game.

To be honest, I couldn't finish the single player game, but I did try. The only problem is the...

Pros: Multi, bots, graphics, weapons, and levels

Cons: You have to be pro to handle this game

Review: Ok, first of all Forsaken is for expert players only, so if you don't like Forsaken 64 it's probably because you have the reflexes of a sloth and the eye sight of a drunken lemur, when people call Forsaken a Descent clone that's like saying Turok: Rage...

Pros: Awesome graphics!

Cons: The controls are a little hard to get used to.

The Bottom Line: Forsaken is a great game, what more can I say?!?

Review: If you like shooter games that are played in speeder bikes, this is the game for you! The sound effects and graphics are great and they only get better when you add codes. It is a little hard, but not so that you can play it for years without beating it....

Pros: 360 degree movement, sweet multiplayer with computer bots, awesome selection of playable characters

Cons: using the control pad to change weapons is hard to get used to

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend this game to any type of gamer. The levels are tough and intense and the multi player feature is extreme.

Review: FIRST THOUGHTS:
There are not enough games like Forsaken on the N64. First of all, there is the ability to move around in 360 degrees: Up and down, side to side, diagonal. Total, unrestricted movement, even gravity is irrelevant. Then there are the...

Pros: graphics, fun, good sounds

Cons: hard to learn

Review: I rented this game because I was sent a demo video from the company that made the game, and it looked pretty exciting. I always love a good racing game with some destruction added in to it.
The game has very good graphics for its time. There is...

Pros: some 1 player levels

Cons: Everything in Mutiplayer

Review: Well To start I like the Game really good and best of all I like the
Mutiplayer the best as the game goes on. I like playing aginst the computer in mutiplayer because if your in a good hiding spot you can
either look at your enemy's screen or...

Pros: good3D fighting action, good multiplayer

Cons: a bit disorienting, weak single player

Review: There are very few truly 3D flying fighting games like this one for the N64. In forsaken you control futuristic flying vehicles through visually stunning 3d rendered levels. The control and graphics are both clean and precise. It takes a bit of time to...

Pros: super weapons, good effects, bots

Cons: confusing at first, no teams in multiplayer

Review: Forsaken is in some ways pretty original, it's still a doom clone, but with one major difference making it similiar to Descent. In Forsaken you don't only walk on the ground - you float in enviroment without gravity so you can slide not only left and...