Extreme-G XG2 is one of those N64 racers that feels like someone strapped a jet engine to a motorcycle and called it a day. You’re not just racing—you’re barely holding on at 500mph while neon-lit tracks twist upside down and opponents blast homing missiles at you. The first time you hit a boost pad and your screen blurs from the speed, it’s equal parts terrifying and awesome.

What sets it apart from other futuristic racers is the weapon system. You’re not just dodging obstacles; you’re lobbing plasma shots or dropping mines mid-drift. Multiplayer’s where it really shines, though—nothing like watching your friend’s bike explode because you timed that rocket just right. Just don’t expect to win your first race; this game doesn’t go easy on you.

If F-Zero and Wipeout had a chaotic, slightly unhinged cousin, this would be it.