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If you tend to get motion sickness from video games, then I highly recommend you stay away from Forsaken 64. Why? Imagine flying super-fast motorcycles through gravity-defying levels in just about any direction you want. Yes, this even includes up, down, and upside down. Of course, this kind of freedom hasn't been seen in many games. -- The one-player is built nicely, it just saves in completely inconvenient places. Even more impressive, the four-player deathmatch runs at a greatly smooth rate. It just doesn't have a whole lot of options to choose from and there's no radar, so it's very hard to find each other in such large levels. Forsaken is a big change from regular first-person shooters, and though it's fast and furious, action is limited. It also takes a while to get used to, for mind and stomach.
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This game has no reason to be out other than to spoil a good system. The game's storyline is stupid, it makes no sense, and it takes too long to beat, and when you finally do the ending is totally henious and destroys the concept of playing the game at all! CAUTION: AVOID AT ALL COSTS! PLAY AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!!!
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I got this game at a great price and couldn't pass it up. At first it was kind of fun, but after a while I noticed that I wasn't feeling too hot. Something about the 3D motion in this game makes me nauseated. It's plenty difficult and the multiplayer is pretty fun, but this game is not for the squeamish.
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For one of the first games released on the N64, this game is a keeper. While it's single player is short lived, it's multiplayer is only beaten by a few games. Worth a check!
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I beat this game pretty easily. It wasn't very difficult, but it is a game that is topsy turvey and could make you sick playing it, which I love. It's probably not worth buying, but is definitly worth renting.
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