When it comes to Racing games Nintendo is the most wanted provider of such games. Who doesn't know Mario and Luigi? They are the Kings when it comes to Nintendo Games. Mario Kart 64, one of the 1st games released for the Nintendo 64 platform, is an updated translation of the well known Super Mario Kart for the Super NES. And while the game clearly handle and takes full advantage of the graphics power and speed of the N64, a few components that made the original so addicting and compelling have been left out of this release. Nintendo's expertise at sucking players into the vast game world is strongly evident, and Mario Kart 64 offers many challenges to keep players and especially casual gamers entertained.

The game series has changed remarkably over the yrs, both in terms of gameplay and graphics. While the original laid the benchmark and foundation by introducing many of the core characters and items, it wasn't until Mario Kart 64 that the game series would take shape as we know it today, blue shells and all.

Another game is the Excitebike 64 is another updated version of the vintage classic NES game Excitebike. This realistic motorcycle racing simulation focus and features high-resolution graphics, 3 progressive bike classes, and both a rider and also track editor. Speed through 6 outdoor courses and 6 indoor stunt tracks. Gamers can also show off over 32 stunt tricks in this very fast action game. As an additional bonus, the original NES version is hidden inside this nice game.

Lastly Banjo-Kazooie, Banjo-Kazooie mimics the feel and look of Mario 64, a truly visually and innovative stunning game that belongs in any Nintendo 64 collection. But don't brush off this nice 3-D action-adventure as an uninspired copy or clone. On the contrary, Banjo-Kazooie offers and introduces more than enough originality to warrant a spot next to its famous mentor. With this gaming line, Nintendo will surely give other companies run for their money.

For Nintendo followers, N64 is a common name that refers to the video game console that comes with 64-bit CPU known as Nintendo 64 or 64 Nintendo Rokujuyon. This console was release in Japan in June 1996, September in United States, and six months after, was released in Europe and Australia. This console still uses ROM cartridges for storing games. There are a total of 387 games created for this console which includes Nintendo 64 Racing Video Games F-1 World Grand Prix, Ridge Racer 64, MRC Multi-Racer Championship, Extreme G, NASCAR 99, Top Gear Rally, World Driver Championship, and many more.

While the top played game is still Super Mario 64, these Nintendo 64 Racing Games are also a hit to driving and racing enthusiasts. Mario Kart 64, for example, is the top among the Racing Nintendo 64 Video Games. Like the usual setup, this Mario game allows you to take the character of Mario, Luigi, Yoshi, Bowser, and race with other Nintendo characters. There are three different racing modes to choose from, Mario Grand Prix, Head-to-Head, or Battle.