This game is definitely on the challenging side, but I think its still enjoyable. I think I prefer a more open ended type of style to my 3D platformers personally over the more linear crash bandicoot level design, but I can still understand that the challenges this game proposes to the player are indeed well crafted and interesting. Crash kinda moves in a more heavy manner than most platformer characters tho. I can see why people like this game and series so much, but a mario replacement for me this is not.

this game is kinda janky and doesnt work all too well. As a fighting game it's not the most balanced, and the armor mechanic doesn't really make it apparent what the different armors even do to change your character. However, these are all not problems with the game, but rather problems with myself. You see, Cosmic Carnage emits such a powerful carnal energy that most mere mortals cannot comprehend its power, and unfortunately to us all, I am also but a mortal man, and as such I can only comprehend as much as my body allows me. Nobody will ever be able to fully grasp this game. This game has powers so great that it can bend the rules of time and win game of the year awards almost 20 years after it came out. As such, Cosmic Carnage gets a reccomend from me, mostly due to the fact that this is a game that everyone needs to experience in their lifetimes lest the carnage consume them too.

Not a WHOLE lot of content mind you, only like 4 total stages and that's counting the bonus hill you get for completing the previous 3. Controls pretty weirdly ngl, I found that playing in first person and treating it like a car racing game really kinda helped with the turning controls. the trick aspect of the game though is definitely a little less refined with a lot of tricks having a lot more ending lag than you'd initially expect, so getting the high scores in the hills definitely takes a lot of practice. At the end of the day, this games harmless and a neat lil snowboarding game, but if you are already spoiled by stuff like SSX you will probably think it controls like poop and has no content.

This game is funny and a brilliant subversion of the regular rareware N64 platformer tropes, however I feel like a lot of the humor in the game is based around movie references that kinda just became dated... The movie references also fall flat if you have little to no experience or exposure to the movies they are referencing, and since im more of a gamer man than a movie buff, those references mostly flew over my head. I haven't seen the matrix, saving private ryan, or alien so the entire levels based on those movies are kinda lost on me. If you have a general taste for movies and like rare platformers and raunchy humor, I don't think you could do any wrong with this game, but if you are an uncultured swine (me) you might be scatching your head wondering why this game was super hyped up. The game is still solid though! And for an N64 game it looks and sounds phenomenal!

i mean its a club penguin game on the DS, i played this shit when i was like 8. The game is actually a rather charming point-and-click adventure and I enjoyed it a lot as a kid. You could even transfer money from this game to your real club penguin account which was something I remember doing at least once. That being said, club penguin isn't really the most relevant thing anymore plus I don't really think many kids these days have DSes so perhaps my playing this when I did was just a matter of being in the right place at the right age I guess.