Games Database
N64
Shoot 'Em Up
| Viewed: | 3D Third-person, floating camera | Genre: | Shoot 'Em Up |
| Media: | Cartridge | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Rare | Soft. Co.: | Rare |
| Publishers: | Nintendo
(GB/US/JP) |
Released: | 12 Nov 1999
(GB) Unknown (US/JP) |
| Ratings: | 11+, ESRB Teen 13+ (T) | ||
| Accessories: | Rumble Pack | ||
Summary
Once upon a time, in a galaxy far, far away - only joking!
As part of the Jet Force Team it is up to you to destroy the evil Mizar, and rid the world of evil. Does that sound exciting, or what?
Developed by the UK’s greatest developer, Rare, Jet Force Gemini, is one of 1999’s greatest titles. Playing the part of either Juno, Vela, or Lupus, you must battle your way through the many 3D environments provided. JFG’s graphics are stunning, using the little box that is N64 to the best of its abilities.
You are given a huge arsenal to play around with, not all of which are accessible to you at first. You must use them to your best ability if you want to succeed in a Rare developed game. Jet Force Gemini is hard, although you are presented with a decent learning curve.
The most stunning attribute to JFG is the maximised use of the N64’s analogue controller. Each and every button serves a unique purpose in your quest. From manual targeting to side walking, each function is a necessity.
Another Rare classic; Jet Force Gemini should be heading to a Nintendo 64 near you.
As part of the Jet Force Team it is up to you to destroy the evil Mizar, and rid the world of evil. Does that sound exciting, or what?
Developed by the UK’s greatest developer, Rare, Jet Force Gemini, is one of 1999’s greatest titles. Playing the part of either Juno, Vela, or Lupus, you must battle your way through the many 3D environments provided. JFG’s graphics are stunning, using the little box that is N64 to the best of its abilities.
You are given a huge arsenal to play around with, not all of which are accessible to you at first. You must use them to your best ability if you want to succeed in a Rare developed game. Jet Force Gemini is hard, although you are presented with a decent learning curve.
The most stunning attribute to JFG is the maximised use of the N64’s analogue controller. Each and every button serves a unique purpose in your quest. From manual targeting to side walking, each function is a necessity.
Another Rare classic; Jet Force Gemini should be heading to a Nintendo 64 near you.
