![]() But the high difficulty curve eventually gives way to being one with the controls and pulling off the most impressive stunts and even diving nose-first into the waves to bypass obstacles. Unlike the aforementioned Mario 64 and Pilotwings, Wave Race 64 does not ease players into their fight against the elements. The dynamic weather and water conditions range from subtle, such as fog obscuring your vision and eventually burning off, to dramatic, where entire portions of a track are altered. That “something” is the way the watercraft control, the way the everchanging waves and ocean currents impact the handling, and, of course, how each level changes with the tides. ![]() Wave RaceNintendo’s third game for the Nintendo 64 after Super Mario 64 and Pilotwings 64 so perfectly nailed an underrepresented racing genre, it’s honestly tough to play a more recent PWC/jet-ski racer and not feel that something’s missing.
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