Classic Cruis'n Racing Games Could Get Switch Remasters
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Classic Cruis’n Racing Games Could Get Switch Remasters

Classic Cruis'n Racing Games Could Get Switch Remasters
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Classic Cruis’n Racing Games Could Get Switch Remasters

Many gamers of that era fondly remember the Nintendo 64 as a console full of nostalgia. Fans will always remember the Nintendo 64 as the Nintendo 64’s favourite series. Cruis’nStart with Cruisin USA. With the Cruisin Blast coming soon to the Nintendo SwitchEugene Jarvis, a game designer shared his thoughts about bringing back Nintendo 64Cruis’nClassics.

 

Cruis’n USA has been hailed as one of the most popular racing games for the Nintendo 64. After its arcade launch, the game was released on the Nintendo 64 in 1996. Cruis’n World and Exotica would be the sequels to that first release, making it a trilogy. Eugene Jarvis has begun to think about remastering these three games.

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Jarvis shared his thoughts on the idea of bringing back the Nintendo 64 arcade racers while interviewing NintendoLife about the Cruis’n Blast. The team apparently has ideas in place to remake the original trilogy for the Switch. The newer games will be available in full HD at 60 frames per second. Many consider the Cruis’n games to be the best Nintendo 64 games, so many fans would be thrilled if the remasters came true.

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In terms of a comparison point for what the trilogy remakes might look like, Cruis’n BlastReleased in a matter of weeks, September 14th. It looks classic.Cruis’nIt’s fun but also insane that the games now include racetracks escaping giant frozen still or prehistoric dinosaurs, and the ability to race as a tank or shark right next to a Nissan 370z. The graphics and art style are reminiscent of old-school arcade games. SoCruis’n BlastThis could be a great way to try out the possibilities of a Nintendo 64Cruis’nRemaster.

 

Jarvis spoke glowingly about his experience working with Nintendo during the interview. He said it was a great joy. Jarvis was impressed by the fact that Nintendo has become a more professional company in terms of quality control, development feedback and assistance. Jarvis said that Nintendo gave Jarvis and his team the freedom to create the game they desired, “basically turning us loose to make Switch the best game possible.” That type of development support and creative freedom from Nintendo would certainly help someone feel more confident in bringing back Nintendo 64 classics via remasters.

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