Superman: The New Superman Adventures, better known as Superman 64, is one of the most notorious games of all time. Universally known to be a half-finished mess, its reputation is well documented, but is there more to the story? Does it deserve a closer look? Can it reached Certified 64 status?

Let's put it through the 64-Point Inspection!

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In 1966, television audiences were introduced to the Impossible Mission Force, a secret government agency that delivered instructions via self-destructing tape recorder. 30 years later, the first of eight Mission: Impossible movies debuted in theaters while an N64 game based on the franchise was set to release a short time later. The movie was a hit, but the game saw years of delays, and its development started to look like the true impossible mission. It finally released in the summer of 1998 to mixed reviews, and commercial success.

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to take on the 64-Point Inspection!

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In the fall of 1998, moviegoers were introduced to two different takes on life in the insect world, almost simultaneously. DreamWorks released Antz, its first ever animated feature, just seven weeks before Pixar debuted A Bug's Life. Interestingly, cult N64 classic Buck Bumble released on the exact same day as A Bug's Life. Nearly 30 years later, Buck Bumble received an N64 re-release by modernized console manufacturer ModRetro. Does Buck live up to the buzz?

Join us as Buck Bumble takes on the 64-Point Inspection!

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