1997
Blast Corps
"Few games outside of the horror genre get the heart pounding quite like Rare's Blast Corps does. It?s a race against the clock: playing as a demolitions expert, you must clear a path for a nuclear missile carrier that's out of control -- not too much pressure then! The range of real-life and absurd fictional vehicles on offer ensures that destroying stuff always feels satisfying."
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I don't remember playing this all too much but what I do remember is that it was fun and completely mental.
Never played it, am interested in seeing concise reviews.
NintendoLife, you need to put this feature somewhere back on the front page so people will continue to participate! This is too cool of an idea to get lost at sea.
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Very much agreed.
@VGScrapbook Couldn't agree more! I've had to bookmark this page so I can get back easily enough! Why it's not a massive feature I don't know. I think the whole idea is genius and it's a welcome breath of fresh air.
Quite a cool little this game actually. One of the more unique games on the system. I recall one scene in the game I really liked too, where you drove over a wooden bridge that covered a large chasm between two cliffs and you could see the landscape far below you. It worked really well in conveying the sense of 3D at the time.
Edit: Can you believe I typed this out here first and when I copied and paste it into the box I'd hit 64 words exactly. Talk about lucky
Definitely one of my favourite n64 games, frustratingly hard at times, but always mental, would love another crack at this, shame it's by rare thou, as it's not likely to ever show up on VC
I would like to review this one but have played it so little so far. Definetely an original and interesting title.
Now THIS games needs a remake!
I've heard good things about this game, and I remember renting it back in the day but didn't like it. I'd like to give it another shot but I'm afraid it won't hold up.
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