Roadsters Trophy is one of those N64 racers that doesn’t get enough love. The second you boot it up, you’re hit with this late-90s arcade vibe—bright colors, chunky car models, and a soundtrack that’s way more energetic than it needs to be. The handling’s a little slidey at first, but after a couple races, you start nailing those drifts around tight corners.

What I like is how the weather actually messes with you. Rain isn’t just for show—your car fishtails like crazy if you gun it too hard on wet pavement. And the tracks? Some are straightforward speed runs, others have these obnoxious hairpin turns that’ll wreck you if you don’t brake early. It’s not the deepest racer on the N64, but it’s got enough personality to keep you hooked for an afternoon.

Just don’t expect Gran Turismo-level realism. This is pure arcade chaos with a side of rubber-banding AI.