Pilotwings 64

Pilotwings 64
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Box art for Pilotwings 64

Developer(s) Paradigm Entertainment
Publisher(s) Nintendo
Release date(s) September 26, 1996
Genre Flight simulator
Mode(s) Single player
Rating(s) ESRB: Kids to Adults (K-A)
Platform(s) Nintendo 64
Media 64-megabit cartridge
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Screenshot Pilotwings 64

Pilotwings 64 is a video game for the Nintendo 64, released in 1996 along with the launch of the console and the console's other launch title, Super Mario 64. It is a sequel to the Super Nintendo Entertainment System game Pilotwings, which was also a game released with the launch of the SNES.

Contents

Game play

In Pilotwings 64, as with its prequel, the player must complete a variety of missions with different airborne vehicles. For example, in one mission, the player must destroy various ground targets within a limited time using a missile-equipped gyrocopter. In another, the player must navigate through floating rings placed throughout a city using a jetpack. In another, the player's task is to take a picture of a smokestack while riding a hang glider. In still another mission, the player must fire a chosen character out of a large cannon towards a target several hundred yards away. For each mission, points are awarded based on time, damage, fuel usage, accuracy, softness of landing, or similar criteria.

The game also places a large emphasis on exploration, with detailed, object-dense environments and specialized modes (such as the Birdman mode) made solely for wandering around the game's four islands.

Vehicles

Standard vehicles

Bonus vehicles

Locations

Characters

See also: Pilotwings 64, 1996, Cartridge (electronics), Central Park, Church bell