Re-Volt on N64 is one of those weirdly satisfying racing games where you’re not driving real cars—just tiny RC ones, but somehow that makes it even more chaotic. You’ll zip through backyards, toy stores, and even a museum, dodging soda cans and jumping off ramps like a madman. The physics feel just right—light enough to pull off stupid stunts, but weighty enough that crashing into a garden gnome sends you spinning.

At first, the controls take a second to click (those tiny cars handle differently than regular racers), but once they do, it’s pure fun. The tracks are packed with shortcuts and hidden paths, and the power-ups—like turbo boosts and oil slicks—keep the races unpredictable. Played this for hours as a kid, and honestly? Still holds up.