Cruis’n World

If you’ve ever heard of the name Cruis’n USA in the Cruis’n series, then Cruis’n World is its sequel. While the original versions on the Arcade were Midway Games versions, the Nintendo 64 port was developed by Eurocom and published by Nintendo itself. Equally attractive to the previous section, the game continues to maintain the same gameplay as racing. In it, players will control their vehicles spread across seven famous lands, with the starting point of the State of Hawaii and stop in Florida. In particular, this port version also integrates a race track on the moon. However, it can only be opened once the player has completed Cruise the World mode. Each race will require players to hit the finish line before a fixed time limit. Naturally, through each checkpoint, players will be extended a small amount of time. The vehicles in the game can now perform difficult movements such as wheelies or aerial flips. Besides, don’t forget to drop by the Championship mode. When participating in matches in this mode, by earning points after each game is over, players can upgrade new features for their vehicle.