Nintendo 64

Vigilante 8

Pour conclure, Vigilante 8 est un excellent jeu sur Nintendo 64. Une qualité technique irréprochable, même pour la musique, habituellement le point faible de la console. Le gameplay est parfait. Voilà un jeu très fun, très défoulant. En jouant à Vigilante 8, vous vous éclaterez!!

Overall, this game is not leaps and bounds above the PSX version, but if you do not own a PSX this game is worth picking up. As of this writing, you will not find anything else like it on the N64. If you enjoy blowing stuff up, you should be good and satisfied after a few rounds. Also, if multiplayer is your thing, car combat games really cater to multiplayer action so you should be blowing up your buddies for hours on end. The single player is a bit short and anticlimactic, but still worth playing for a while.

Vigilante 8 follows directly in the skid marks of the first two Twisted Metals and Interstate '76 for the PC. It may be tons of fun, but is suffers the same problems as the PlayStation version, lousier music, and nothing new has been added to the genre. However, for those of you waiting for car combat on the N64, Vigilante 8 is the best way to get there... actually, it's the only way considering the shortage of games.

Overall Vigilante 8 is a good game. It is like a lot of other destruction games where you go out and your soul purpose is demolishing anything that gets in your way. If you like these type of games you will really like Vigilante 8. If you have had enough of these games you may want to pass on this one. I liked the game and the multiplayer was fun. Overall, I enjoyed the game.

Vigilante 8 was one of the most celebrated car combat games on the PlayStation, and I'm pleased to say that with new multiplayer options and improved graphics the N64 version is even better.

You know, all of this is sort of moot considering that you will not find another arena-based car combat game on the N64 anyhow. But what I can say is this: Vigilante 8 is a quality product that offers a satisfying multiplayer aspect and an above average single player game. If you're looking for this type of fix, you can't go wrong. It's about time this genre was covered on Nintendo's system anyway.