While some N64 games may not have aged well ... Iguana Entertainment Incorporated Publisher(s) Acclaim Entertainment, Inc., Nintendo of America Iggy's Reckin' Balls might not be the best N64 ...

N64 games have become rare and pricey ... Fans back in the day had to post these faulty carts over to Acclaim, who'd replace ...

There actually were a few good fighting games for the N64, but it’s safe to say that ... Super Mario 64 has received nothing but widespread acclaim since it was released in 1996.

and these two new N64 games are no exception. The first game is Shadow Man, the 1999 PC, N64, and PS1 game from Acclaim Studios Teesside. As the name suggests, the game is based on the Shadow Man ...

With its original trance soundtrack and various weapons, it was the N64's answer to ... a more mixed response at the time. Both games were published by Acclaim, which released a number of games ...

Both games featuring weird creatures to fight ... Meanwhile, Turok 2: Seeds of Evil came out in 1998 for N64 and was published by Acclaim like Shadow Man. The FPS sequel sees the eponymous hero ...

The best N64 games show off the breadth and creativity offered by Ninendo's late-90s console. It marked a time when some of Nintendo's most iconic series first entered the 3D realm, meaning many ...

Acclaim also published the first games in the Burnout and Turok franchises. CEO Alex Josef said in a press release that Acclaim has already signed some indie games and it plans to reveal those soon.

That is his real name, though. The new Acclaim will be headed up by CEO Alex Josef, who has a number of credits to his name as CEO of publisher Graffiti Games. "It’s an absolute honor and ...

Acclaim, the publisher known for titles like Turok, Mortal Kombat, and WWF WrestleMania, has come back to life with a focus on indie titles and classic games from its (extensive) catalog.

When the N64 was introduced to the gaming world, people were taken aback by how the graphics came to life compared to even the best NES games and best SNES games. The concept of “3-D gaming ...