Cruis'n World Nintendo 64

Cruis'n World is a racing video game developed by Midway Games and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo 64 console. It was released in 1998 as a sequel to the popular arcade racing game, Cruis'n USA.

The game features a variety of cars, trucks, and other vehicles, each with their own unique stats and handling. The races take place in a variety of locations around the world, such as Las Vegas, Hong Kong, and Kenya. The game also features a multiplayer mode, where two players can race against each other on the same console.

The gameplay of Cruis'n World is fast-paced and arcade-like, with a focus on performing stunts and tricks while racing. Players can perform jumps and flips, as well as collect power-ups that can give them a temporary speed boost or other advantages.

Cruis'n World features 3D graphics that were impressive for their time, with detailed vehicle models and environments. The game also features a variety of sound effects and music, which adds to the game's overall atmosphere.

The game was generally well-received by critics, who praised its fast-paced gameplay and impressive graphics. However, some criticized the game for being too similar to its predecessor, Cruis'n USA. Despite this, Cruis'n World is still remembered as a fun and entertaining racing game for the Nintendo 64.