Beating EVERY N64 Game - Micro Machines 64 Turbo (46/394) 

"I personally never heard of it" Thab - For almost every single N64 game in existence.

I'm watching every N64 game, and I mean all of them. The twist is, the next game I watch is randomly selected, so I have no clue whats coming next.

The books were all labelled something, 'learn how to be a dolphin trainer', '...a demolition expert', '... a supermodel', etc

8:15 Each "Learn how to be" book has a subtitle. 8:21 "a demolition expert" 8:24 "a dolphin trainer" 8:37 "a supermodel"

You know it's a tough game when Thab wears 4 different t-shirts.

We really loved that game back in the days. What was extremely interesting was that it supported multiplayer for up to 8 people locally, where two people shared one controller, one steering with the d-pad, the other with the C-buttons^^

I loved Micro Machines back on the Mega Drive. It’s really a multi player game more than anything. The later games on the Mega Drive had a multi tap built into the cartridge.

The books on the art table are actually very specific! I feel like the designers had fun putting stuff players might not notice because of the fast gameplay. I really like it when games have stuff like that. 7:57 learn how to be a dolphin trainer 8:02 learn how to be a demolition expert 8:04 learn how to be a super model 9:37 free junk in every box cereal

Wait Starcraft is a game on there? I forgot about that lmao, i'm hyped for that one

I absolutely love this series dude! It's such a genius idea, thoroughly entertaining, and always exciting to wonder what's coming next! I'm in it for the long haul Beast!

Finishing Castlevania video thinking: “aww, have to wait another week”! Only to see this video pop up immediately after it! Loving the double uploads thab!

Oh WOW! I remember LOVING this game as a kid. I loved it so much I got out my own spare decks of cards, and Legos and K'nex, and rulers, and a bunch of other supplies... and a couple card tables. Then I built a little city with everything, and created this awesome micro machine race course of my own. My folks at the time (I'm not a kid any more by a LONG shot, but they are still around) tolerated having that thing up for nearly an entire month. That was rare for them and my play-sets back then.

Hi! Just wanted to say that I really enjoy this series, I even subbed for it. I binged all episodes up to this point within the last week and am looking forward to the next ones! I appretiate all the work you put in, having to write scripts for all of these surely is a lot of work. Also, this game was the first one I didn't know before despite it looking really fun, so I might give it a go. Thanks for introducing me to it! Cheers!

Your narration is great in these n64 games. Harvest Moon narration is the best so far. Even your Mario maker videos you narrated when sound didn't record is hilarious.

I love this series! AND to top it off this was one of my favorite games on the NES still a goodie on N64. I had a huge collection of micromachines as a kid and too bad I got rid of them as I got older, had a really cool case I'm sure may be worth some money. 🤦‍♂️

This game looks really cute. I think it would have been a lot better if the cars had used tank speed consistently. That would have given more time to actually react to the turns.

This looks like the the kind of game you'd get to the end of and then notice the 'change camera position' setting

Played this a fair bit as a child. Loved it. Since it supported 8 players on 4 controllers it was a fantastic group game

Idk about the N64 version, but the SNES version of this game had a really neat feature in regards to the camera for multiplayer. Instead of having multi-cam view, the camera would just zoom out (mode7 back then) to encompass all players. This put the player in first at a disadvantage because they had to rely on insane reflexes or memory of the tracks in order to keep their lead, whereas the people behind them would be able to see a big chunk of what was coming up and react accordingly. It was a really great way to include a catchup mechanic without including a catchup mechanic. It did have a max, though- and if you fell too far behind, or off the track, it would teleport you right behind the next player with some momentum along the track. Sometimes this was a bit trolly, as it didn't give you enough momentum to make it across certain gaps, and you'd fall off the table and respawn again, sometimes in the same place over and over again, flinging you off the table, until the people on the other side made enough progress past it.

I played the SNES game of this series with my cousin when I was really young, we absolutely loved it. I had no idea there was a sequel on the N64!

I used to play this game with my cousin, we loved it... Nostalgia hit... Good job, I really enjoy your videos!!

What a wild ride, I thought you had won several times before the end!

The Dwayne face lmfao

This cracked me up the books are not called “learn how to be....” hahahaha the rest of the title is at the bottom of the book. I paused the screen on one book and it was “learn how to be a dolphin trainer” didnt check if the others were different but they may be. Also I subbed I love this series! It’s unique when you would think others do it. Keep up the grind man you rock

Lmao at the cover of this game saying “Free vehicle inside”

The supervan city with a pack of micro machines was like the most badass Christmas gift I ever got as a kid.

Yet ANOTHER game I started as a kid but never finished! Lol your guys pic is too funny

This series is great, subbed

Spent so many hours playing this as a kid. The camera angle made this game pretty tough especially as a little kid lol

Pretty sure they made a Micro Machine game for NES or SNES, maybe both, that was pretty fun. Super easy, but fun.

This game was legendary! It's so much fun to watch someone play it for the first time, and explain whats going on. This was the first 3D micro machines game, and I loved it!

Micro Machines 2 was one of my favorite games to play with a friend!

These games are such a throwback love this series

Great video! I played the PS1 version of this game so much as kid. It is so much more fun in multiplayer - you could play with up to 8 players which was total chaos!

Snes MM was the best! It was so much fun!

I absolutely loved this series! Played every release up to V3. Level design was genius and I actually really liked the challenge, trying to memorize the track to not fall off or get stuck. Spike was always my pick :). Also had a boatload of MM + a case-turn-into-city to play in… ah such good memories 🤩

Had a bunch of this toy cars when I was a kid, they came in little packs. Never knew they made a videogame out of it. Interestingly I played with them like that.. built tracks with chalk on the floor and made some obstacles, my mom did not like it. ^^'

I had forgotten about so many n64 games…thanks for bringing it all back!

Love the level design in this one!

The creativity of the tracks were so cool.

looks like a really cool game. love this series, keep it up!

Used to have such a good time playing this 4 player as a kid. Just total chaos. One thing about this game that I distinctly remember is that it would somehow always end up deleting all of the save data on our memory cards. Very rage inducing.

This is really fun. Thanks for doing it.

I love this series so much!

2-player mode is ridiculously fun in the Micro Machine series. My brother and myself used to get loaded on Mike's Hard and Vexx and run these all the time. Some of the best times of my life. :)

thanks for this series thab

Nice episode!

Well done! I gave up on this racer so many times but after watching this I’m gonna give it another try.

I’m pooping everytime I’m watching you beat every N64 game. EVERYTIME. The twist is the next poop I take could be anytime anywhere so I have no clue where I’m poopin next.

This game looks great but oy, that camera.

Micro machines is one of the only N64 games I've played, but I thought it was incredible

This game looks mad fun, gonna have to test it with some friends

If I remember correctly you started this series not liking Racinggames that much - its very impressive how well you got in all this games over time!

Your dry and smart sense of humor along with your soothing non over the top voice over are an real amazing and adictive combo. Now I got to watch the entire series. And I think u cute

I’m so pumped for next week! That game is so difficult!!

What a mad multiplayer game this was! So many fond memories of this one!

Man, I’m actually sad that I didn’t know about this game as a kid. From seeing this video, I can tell I would’ve loved it back then.

I think I played this game but just remembered right now seen you playing it haha

My favourite video of the series so far!

these were fun streams to watch

Wow I didn't know this game even existed. Micro Machines were really popular with kids in the late 80s. We used to bring them to school and trade.

Woohoo, two videos this week! KEEP EM COMING =)

this game is unreasonably hard

I remember playing the sequel to this on DS for HOURS and it was sooo amazing

wow i really loved this one!

The way you say vehicle makes me smile 😊😊 great series Thab

When you're old enough to have played with actual Micro Machines IRL as a kid...

this is such a cool concept serie please dont die before finishing it

I love these games. And you are right, playing them with a bunch of friends is a blast. The tanks are really fun in multiplayer too. :D

Dwayne’s face in the first frame 👀

Double header release. Love the series.

That ‘bunsen burner contraption’ is actually a hookah!! As if 😂

I like your series of beating every N64 game, (though, probably, I won't watch every single video). THIS was very interesting because it was an unknown gem here in Germany, and I played it several years with my best friends like 14 years ago. Together with Mario Party, Mario Kart 64, and Wave Race 64, we always had a great time playing these old games. I mean, most of us already had a PS3 at home and we still sucked N64 multiplayer games on the actual console together, (always stoned). Micro Machines was one of the Top 3 multiplayer games in our clique.

You can tell this game is a love letter to the micro machines for sega genesis

Liked this one a lot

Learn How to be: A Demolition Expert, A Dolphin Trainer. These devs were witty.

this brought back so many memories. The PC version of this had a track maker!

I remember playing this game at a sleepover when I was a kid. Awesome time!

This would be a fun remaster

I had Micro Machines when I was a kid. They were cool.

finally. Nanomachines: the game

I think the visuals look really good for N64.

the N64 needs more racing games I think

Love this n64 series you are doing. This game looks ridiculously frustrating. Its a racing game where the camera is above you car's head? You can only see a short distance in front of you, and there is no minimap? Wttff?

I love the way you say vehicle

Loving the series, can't wait for Goemans adventure. Give or take how goemoan is spelt lmao

It's a arcade racing game... and frequently need to drive TOWARD the camera. And single-digit-frames to react to turns. Game design 101.

My brother and I lived for actual Micromachine's. This game does not even come close to what imagination and the real thing could do 🤣 but it's strange. The N64 was my transition from playing outside with with toys like that to video games about my toys. I never realized that.

shadows of the empire was one of the first n64 games to come out. it was really freaking weird. kind of hard to get into, but once you get the hang of it, it's kind of a breeze and a lot of fun. it's just really hard to get into at first. even on the easiest difficulties. it took me forever, but it's actually a lot of fun on the harder difficulties.

I played this game a ton on the Megadrive (Genesis) as a kid, with the same characters but 2d.

One of my favorite games growing up

Love this series. But the way you say "vehicle" 😅 it's like Stewy on family guy saying cool whip.

I am excited for the next game. I had it as a kid. It was brutal.

I'd love to see this remade as Micro Machines Maker

Thank you for your service.

This game looks really smooth for the N64

This is such a great example of how simple but creative design can combine to make a more varied and enjoyable game. "3D" really limited the scope and gameplay of a lot of games in this generation.

This series keeps coming up in my recommendations. And it's a neat idea, I appreciate the content. I just keep noticing this: You almost always have never seen/heard of something that seems like virtually everyone knows about in these lol. How have you been so insulated from these products/IP/etc?

The "science" lab is def a lab alright..

Stoked for Shadow of The Empire! Heck yes!!