Indy Racing 2000 on N64 is one of those racers that nails the speed and chaos of real IndyCar—you’re not just driving, you’re barely hanging on. The tracks feel legit, from tight ovals to those brutal road courses where one wrong turn sends you into the wall. And yeah, the weather actually matters here—start a race in sunshine, then suddenly you’re hydroplaning through a downpour while trying not to spin out.

Graphics were solid for the time, with these little details like tire smoke and grandstands packed with low-res but enthusiastic crowds. The AI doesn’t just rubberband; they’ll shove you into corners if you leave an opening. Took me a few races to stop treating it like Mario Kart and actually learn braking points.

If you’ve got a need for speed and a soft spot for late ‘90s racing sims, this one’s a blast—just don’t expect mercy from the track.