Pros: ok storyline, cool vehicles Cons: bocky graphics, sound, control,
While I was browsing around the under 10 dollar pre-used game sections, I found a couple games that looked interesting to me, Gex64 and Body Harvest. Out of those two, Body Harvest has kept my attention the longest.
Pros: Strong storyline, multiple vehicles and eras, good weapon array, massive worlds Cons: Blocky graphics, short sight range, tedious at times, control
Body Havest, although coming out long after its intended release date, therefore putting it in direct confrontation with Turok 2 and Ocarina of Time along with other newer titles, is a strong contender in the N64 library.
I've seen a lot of people...
Pros: lot's of fun Cons: killing bugs? gets boring fast.
Body Harvest is another one of the strange games that N64 came up with. I don't know why the title is Body Harvest, because I don't remember harvesting anything the last time I played it. It is a good game, but after I rented it I didn't...
Pros: it's huge, many weapons, wehicles, items Cons: could be better graphics
This is really it! The game's story is usual wipe-out-aliens-save-Earth stuff, but the game itself is fantastic. The aliens are traveling in time and every 25 years come to eat that curious two legged, two handed creatures. Their first attack came in...
Pros: good story, good gameplay, very fun Cons: not too great of graphics but hey that's beside the point
I say keep it, although the graphics aren't the greatest thing in the world the gameplay is excellent, the storyline is pretty good, and the replay value is good. How many other games have you played where you can get different cars with different...
The hype about this game was more satisfying to here than the actual game-play. The basic premise of the game is you walk around a world as a character much resembling Samus (Metroid) and shoot these alien bugs that come down in waves to Harvest the...
Pros: Killing giant bugs, variety in vehicles. Cons: Repetitive.
Like "Blast Corps", "Body Harvest" is a game that takes a simple formula and runs it into the ground. Aliens are attacking. Constantly. Your job? Single-handedly kill them all. However, the main attraction of "Body Harvest"...
Pros: you get to run around and shoot alien bugs Cons: no multiplayer, not very fun gameplay
Body Harvest 64 is a fun game when you first start to play. But after a while of the monotonous tactics and running around trying to figure out what to do next gets a little old. Its not necessarily a bad game, but it could use a lot of improvement,...
Pros: Good Game-Play, Many Vehicles, Cons: Control is clumsy at times, most bugs die to easy
Body Harvest, was one of the most waited for Nintendo 64 Releases, in development since the days of Mario 64, it finally saw daylight over a full year AFTER its original release date.
Body Harvest puts you in control of a Marine type unit,...
Pros: Fun For A Bit Cons: Lousy Control, Crum Crum Graphics, Low Replay
One Saturday I was bored so I picked up about 20 bucks and headed to West Wood. (West Wood is a mini mall type place) I wanted to get a game called Jet Force Gemini. The last time I was there it was about 16 bucks new. So I head to a store called Game...
Pros: fun to play, kill giant bugs, great idea Cons: poor graphics and control
Body Harvest was, to my surprise, a very entertaining game. Despite a few rather major
issues, the story and idea was very good and the game play had a certain amount of fun I
just can not deny. Killing giant bugs is fun.
Pros: story, graphics are good for a N64, game play Cons: music and weather is depressing, sector bosses are too easy
This is a game that many think as boring. One would tend to agree for a number of reasons. One is that you run around a lot trying to find out what to do. I had a Nintendo Power magazine that helped me out a lot and I think is why I don't think of it...
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