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Defying (if not shattering) the laws of physics, Star Fox 64 is the proverbial second lightning strike. While pretty much following the original's format of being a rail-shooter, Star Fox 64 still manages to present itself with a fresh new style and energy.

According to ESRB, this game contains: Animated Violence 

Game Description: Get ready to be launched into a futuristic world of space combat like you have never experienced before. Enjoy great real-time 3D action that will completely immerse you in a interplanetary struggle between good and evil. In Star Fox 64 you will fly over alien worlds weave through canyons explore futuristic cities soar through huge asteroids and more as you try to save the universe by defeating the evil emperor Andross. See how it feels to feel what you see! The Nintendo 64 Rumble Pak controller accessory instantly transmits all the bumps and blasts during the action. It's a new jolt to your game play experience.

Nintendo seemed eager to go after all aspects of the game with equal fervor. Even though about half of the game's memory is taken up by the audio, Star Fox 64 is packed with large branching levels filled with superb graphics and a huge variety of enemies. The design of each world shows a level of brilliance that isn't matched by many shooters to this day. There isn't one level that isn't filled with big battles. Whether it's taking on a squadron of Gundam robots or dogfighting with alien ships, everything feels intense yet entertaining.

If nothing else PaRappa The Rapper broke all the rules. I remember like Chi, when PaRappa was released and some people dogged it because it was very simple looking game. It didn't have the latest in 3D graphics and state of the art Artificial Intelligence (AI).

PaRappa's concept based on rap, plays something like a cross between Simon-Says and Tekken-style 10-hit combos in a music video. While this may sound simple, it no where near demonstrates the depth of the game.