Let me start off by saying that this game is a lot better than all of the bad reviews this game has gotten - It's a simple yet fun game. The graphics are very, very cartoony, but I personally, feel like it added some creativity to the game while others felt it was "annoying" and "cheap" looking. The gameplay is simple--shoot newspapers at houses! However, there are also bosses which are entertaining, too. The controls work fairly well, too: Z to shoot a paper left, and R to shoot a paper right. You move with the analog stick (or D-Pad, your choice) and you accelerate by pushing the A button and slow down by pushing the B button. The wacky sound effects are reminiscent to a cartoon from the 50s, and the music is well-done in the game as well - fits the cartoony mood. One of the things I felt Paperboy 64 faltered on was the lack of multiplayer and the fact that it could've been longer. Still though, if you're looking for a nice sequel to the original game, and you can live with the art style, then check this game out.
Paperboy 64 is only a little reminiscent of the classic Paperboy. For the most part it's an entirely new, updated game. The goal of the game is still to drive around the neighborhood, delivering papers and wreaking hav... Read Full Review
Intro: You play as, well, Paperboy throughout 6 or 7 levels of delivering newspapers throughout neighborhoods. Game play: Fun, but difficult at times. There's 6 or 7 neighborhoods to explore and only one boss battle... Read Full Review
