Top Gear Hyper Bike on N64 is one of those arcade-style racers where you just pin the throttle and pray. The bikes feel twitchy at first—lean too hard into a turn and you’ll eat pavement—but once you get the hang of sliding around corners, it’s stupidly satisfying. Turbo boosts are your best friend, especially when you’re neck-and-neck with the AI on the last lap.

Tracks range from tight city streets to wide-open desert runs, and the bike customization isn’t deep, but tweaking your ride’s handling makes a noticeable difference. The real fun kicks in with multiplayer, though. Nothing like shoving your buddy into a guardrail at 150 mph and hearing them yell about it. It’s not the most polished racer on the N64, but it’s got that chaotic energy that makes split-screen races hilarious.