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I also remember despite the whole cool sci-fi formula one setup, the controls sucked so bad it was sometimes near impossible to win. You also had teammates, so you were not the only human racing against the aliens. I had a blast playing this as a kid, the other characters were really cool and had a personality. I remember the stakes being really high as well according to the story, as in lose this race and the whole universe is fucked! There was combat as well (you could shoot rockets at each other and crash into them), but it was still a race, so first over the finish line and you'd win.

Yea CyberRace! You were racing in voxel based worlds as a human against other species. Now I got a good one I'm sure I'm the only one who've played this beauty: (Okay, maybe a Haha played the shit out of Megarace! One of the first CD-ROM games as I recall and the visuals blew my mind! Also it was playing all from the disc and if you had a single speed CD drive it would sometimes stop and load up for a second. (Thinly veiled request for obscure games to check out.) Emphasis on "guess".)Īny of you play these? Any games you'd add to the "no one has heard of these, right?" category yourself? I thought it looked like F-Zero GX and was kind of disappointed, but it was okay I guess. Tube Slider (GC, I swear this is an actual game. FATE (PC, straight Diablo ripoff but more cartoony. Monster Truck Madness 2 (PC, name is really self-explanatory, imo great at the time, but I could be crazy.)Ĥ. Not the best game to do this, still good.)ģ. Project Snowblind (PS2, solid futuristic fps mixing guns and occasional cyber-tech stuff.

Mickey's Speedway USA (N64, Rare-produced kart racer that is both better and harder than it really has any right to be.)Ģ.

Question is, what games did you enjoy playing that you've never really seen anyone else mention?ġ. It could be because of bad marketing, it could be because other higher profile games released at the same time and overshadowed them, it could be for any number of reasons.