Nintendo 64 Grey Console (PAL) with 2 controllers and 3 games74 product ratings See more like thisClone this wiki locally Compatibility list of N64 games on recalbox V3.3.0 It is recommended to overclock your RPi2 to play N64 games. (slow and random freeze) Beast Wars Transmetal (usa) Bomberman 64 - The second attack! Bomberman 64 - Hero (europe) Bust a move 3 DX (Europe) Castlevania - Legacy of Darkness(usa) Charlie Blast's Territory (Europe) Conker's Bad Fur Day (Europe) Cruis'n USA (usa) (V1.2) works best in game but very slow intro Duke Nukem - Zero Hour (Europe) (slow in race with opponents on screen, time trail ok) F-1 World Grand Prix II (slow and missing overlay in game) (missing overlay in game) Gex 3 - Deep Cover Gecko (Europe) Gex 64 - Enter The Gecko (Europe) Jet Force Gemini (usa) Kirby 64 - The Crystal Shards (Europe) (Game characters not visible on the map) (Replays are laggy + freeze after some use)
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For more info, check out this thread. (Log in to hide) Sort by run countSort by player countSort by release dateSort by name (Log in to hide) Mickey's Speedway USA is a racing title by Rare in a style similar to Diddy Kong Racing, with the obvious exception that the drivers have been replaced with various Disney characters. A simple debug mode can be enabled by entering the following button sequence on the title screen (directions refer to the d-pad): Alternatively, this GameShark code will also unlock the feature: After the code is enabled, DEBUG TOGGLED will appear momentarily. Whatever "rub bulbz" is supposed to mean, the game will now display various details about player 1's position on the track: exact X, Y and Z coordinates, and the angle (A) their kart is facing. If the game crashes without the debug mode enabled, it will display a basic crash debug screen with a version number. If the game crashes with the debug mode enabled, it will display a more complex crash debugger which is almost identical to the one in Jet Force Gemini.
All tracks can be seen in this video. Furthermore, all unused tracks use Speedway's "Malibu" music as a default. All of the unused areas and animations can be seen by using the GameShark code and selecting Alaska in Time Trials. There is an early version of the White House battle track. It is titled "maze" in the ROM. The collision is intact. There is an unused Token Dispenser on this track that shoots out a total of 20 "Oomph Tokens". The dispenser has no collision and can be driven through. The animation is intact and appears on the two unused battle tracks. The first two tracks are textureless and contain the unused Token Dispenser. The first battle track is named "battletest" in the ROM. The track features two towers at opposite ends, each with an entrance. The entrances go to an underground area, seen in the third screenshot. The second battle track is named "cascade" in the ROM. The main feature is that it has three height levels, cascading downwards. There is also a carbon copy battle version of the Practice stage.
It's identical to the original Practice stage, with the exception of any seagulls or chickens in their respective locations. Pressing "A" to accelerate automatically ends the level. A very empty test map exists. Its file name is "mushcan". There is a large empty space in the middle of the map. Some of the hole is actually transparent track. The only way to move around on this map is by driving in reverse. A large empty cube. Each of its six faces are a different color. This "front-end" cube also appears in Diddy Kong Racing and Jet Force Gemini. An identical copy of the above map. These maps are bare and do not contain any objects, unless specified. The first leftover track is Mizar Race from Jet Force Gemini. All collision data is intact. The map may have been used for testing. Two object placeholders appear on the track: "Bomb Collect" and "Upside Down Collect". The second leftover track is Greenwood Village from Diddy Kong Racing, specifically the version from Jet Force Gemini which removed the well shortcut near the start.
Collision is intact and this map may have been also used for testing. Unlike the Mizar Race track, this one can be completed and even has a path for the AI to follow. Tokens trail behind the player until they're brought to a player's hub area. Hub areas are present only in "maze" and "cascade". Each quarter of the "maze" map features a large hub area. The four hub areas in "cascade" The unused battle tracks have proven that there is an unused multiplayer mode in which players must collect Oomph Tokens and bring them back to their personal hub. This mode appears in the "maze", "cascade", and "battletest" maps. In the "cascade" map, all four player hubs are next to each other. Once the player drives over their hub, the tokens disappear and more tokens are shot out of the Token Dispenser. "Maze" allows for a total of 20 tokens on the map at one time, whereas "cascade" and "battletest" limit this to 8 tokens. The most noticeable difference is that Speedway is blue instead of yellow.
This is identical to the logo shown in the E3 2000 demo. The USA lettering is also missing white stars on the blue border. There are four preview images that suggest the game was originally going to be a world tour instead of just the United States. The tracks appear to be The Great Wall of China, Hawaii, Niagara Falls, and Washington D.C. respectively. Hawaii and Washington D.C. are tracks in the final game, but their preview images are quite different. The flag and plate textures for each trophy. 2nd and 3rd place are somewhat obscured when viewed in-game due to the forced camera angle. When entering the options menu, a device quickly opens to display the settings. There are two outer textures that can barely be seen every time. Underneath the Gone to Lunch note is an embossed Von, similar to the one on Von Drake's PC. This is the cover of the book underneath the options device. The cover is mostly obscured in-game, but this texture reveals that it's the 1995 revision of The Art of Walt Disney.
The infamous skybox seen in all of the unused tracks. Textures for Mizar Tokens are in the game, despite not appearing on the actual Mizar track.He made a cameo appearance in Jet Force Gemini. There are various textures with early designs. The popular Hollywood sign in LA was replaced with a dinky street sign. The N64 Controller used to be one of those knock off models. A bumper image between Time Trial pages. A pattern texture that didn't match itself well. An alternate font, featuring uppercase letters. A slightly different version of the image used on the TV in the main menu. A texture intended for the Los Angeles track. Three seemingly developer related textures. Internally known as "Mickeys Head" is an animated version of the image used on the TV in the main menu. It was likely meant to be a title screen or menu. A seemingly identical copy of the above animation. These trophies are never seen in the game. The gold trophy continually rotates on a horizontal axis and the silver & bronze trophies stay still.
There are sparkle effects on the trophies. The flags and plates can be seen more clearly in the textures section above. Its internal name, "Level Select", indicates that it may have been a difficulty select at one point. Internally known as "Castle", this is the well known Disney Castle Logo rendered in 3D, which was meant for the beginning credits. This scene in particular is rendered at 446 x 331 pixels, whereas the rest of the game uses a standard 320 x 237. If the player brute-forces their way into this scene, it doesn't render the fireworks effect or the Disney logo. To see this scene as intended, use the following codes and press L and R simultaneously. This castle appears to resemble Le Château de la Belle au Bois Dormant, the castle present at Disneyland Paris. There's a short animation and song here. Once the song is done, a cartoon *bang* sounds. There appears to be a transparent gold award falling from the top of the screen. The animation is internally known as "sb_Castle".
A short song that plays during the Disney Castle Awards Ceremony. It can still be listened to in the sound test as tune number 7. An early version of the song for Malibu. It can still be listened to in the sound test as tune number 8. Each character (except Goofy, Donald, and Dewey) has dialog for breaking a course record. The final game uses one of three "New record!" lines from the nephews. There are some alternate takes for certain items. There are also a handful of item delivery lines that match Ludwig's final dialog for the ImpervoShell. These strings are left over from Jet Force Gemini: There are a bunch of text strings in the rom that are error messages for various scenarios. Buried in the developer related strings are the version number (2.7), as well as the SP CRASHED, gfx=%x and DP CRASHED, gfx=%x messages that appear on the crash debug screen. Also, the Invisible Window string appears 19 times in a row. UpsideDownBomb and Bomb can be seen in the leftover Mizar Race track.
A "Gizmo Cup" doesn't exist in the game. There is no game mode named Championship. Idaho is the internal name for the Dakota track. A small cluster of strings suggests that Speedway was intended to save player ghost data on a memory pak, much like Mario Kart 64. The final game stores all player ghost save data on the cartridge. Hidden with the rest of the used text is an unused string of text. This string appears 4 times. A camera that is used in cutscenes but can't be seen normally since it is always off-screen. This is also used in Jet Force Gemini. An unused character select frame. This was used in the E3 2000 version of the game. Leftover models from Jet Force Gemini. The Japanese title screen actually shows Mickey. The Japanese version uses a different font style for English lettering. The text on the giant tire in the Indianapolis track was changed from Speedway to Speedy. This was most likely because the Japanese game title doesn't have the word speedway in it.