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Miami 64

Ocean Drive, 1986.

Steal a car, work for Lou Vega and bring down Vince Valentine in an open world that you wouldn’t believe could run on an original N64.

About Miami 64

It’s 1986 and a property developer called Vince Valentine wants Ocean Drive flattened so he can build his tower. The Castillo brothers do his dirty work, and a crooked cop called Fontaine takes his envelopes. You’re the new kid in town, and four people in different corners of the city have jobs for you.

  • Story missions from four contacts, Lou Vega, Mama Rosa, Detective Fontaine and DJ Lazer
  • Chases, races, and a wedding cake that gets damaged on every bump
  • Taxi fares, vigilante jobs, demolition and street races when you want some extra cash
  • Thirty pink flamingos hidden on rooftops and in palm trees
  • Strange sightings at night, including a UFO, the Skunk Ape and a ghost cab
  • A greyhound track, a gun shop, a mod shop and a boutique, plus safehouses to buy
  • Five radio stations, boats, changing weather and a day and night cycle

Controls

You can play with a keyboard or a gamepad. Press Esc (or Start on a pad) in the game to open the pause menu, which has the map, the controls and the settings.

ActionKeyboardGamepad
Move / steerWASD or arrow keysLeft stick
Run / nitrous / spur a horse onShiftX / LB
Jump / handbrakeSpaceA on foot / RB in a car
Accelerate / brakeW / SRT or A / LT or X
Get in or out, mountFY
Fire (auto-aim)X or left clickRB / RT
Change weaponTab or mouse wheelD-pad left / right
CameraQ / E, C to look backRight stick, B to look back
Change radio station or tuneRD-pad right
Odd job / retry a missionJD-pad up
MapKBack / Select
PauseEsc or EnterStart
MuteM–

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N64 ROMs on request

These games run on a real Nintendo 64 as well as in the browser, and they need the Expansion Pak. If you’d like the ROMs, just ask me on GitHub or LinkedIn.

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