Not every one, just most of them. Mario Kart 64 still is great (though I've never loved Super Mario Kart, so slow), Gran Turismo is playable, but looks like crap, and I can't think of any more I played that still hold up. They might play well, but it's about what's aging well.
:cocksure: CRT = eye-tumors and cancer of the cheesebox! CVBS/coaxial, and dare i say it, RF?! n64 without a Y.U.V. upgrade...full stop! (i have n64 with 4m expansion card and everdrive, i'm allowed to troll n64...til Y.U.V. is taken care of) ... :smile-new: these cigarettes...and many things, but that's not game related! ... i need a hori pad and video output upgrade for n64, and a Y.U.V. cable for a saturn, then CVBS and related are redundant. :wink-new: ... oh, the DREAMCAST :witless:............gdi assembly, as it's one of the consoles still dependent on it, unless you get hacky (bios flash/bank stock addition) then only the skilled get a look-in...booting off bios to dreamshell sd card reader...and the gdi replacement is still a work in progress...and doesn't count yet!
Yeah, and even the statement I misread is wrong. You've just googled images of games won't tell you if something has aged well or not. Some of the N64 racers have aged very well, Rush 2049 for example.
The original Wipeout on PS1 has aged real badly, The draw distance is really short the track appears out of nowhere. It's still fun to play but really hard. Lots of old racers have this problem like Daytona USA on the Saturn, The XBLA version is a lot better the track only appears out of nowhere on the expert course, I think the arcade version also does this. Still love this game and play it to this day.
Wave Race 64 is still one of my favorite racers of all time. Scud Race is still impressive now, I think.
A lot of early 3D titles especially those trying to be realistic. Apart from that a lot of JRPGs age poorly gameplay wise IMHO and I think a boy and it's blob on the NES also aged bad.
Sorry for the late reply, but I would say give Future Shock and SkyNET a chance, not only are they pretty interesting early Bethesda titles but are some of the best Terminator games out there. Redneck Rampage will vary though, if you liked Duke Nukem 3D and can get a kick out of a surreal Redneck atmosphere it is worth a go.
Body Harvest for the N64. It looks pretty bad... but damn is it ever fun. It's by the same people who became Rockstar. It's like playing an early concept for gta 3. It plays just like gta, complete with any vehicle being drivable, each with their own names that show up on the bottom.
Actually anxiously awaiting a copy of it to come in the mail today, been wanting to play it for quite some time since it does not work right on emulators. Hearing that it is GTA with aliens before GTA was a thing makes me intrigued, I mean it was supposed to be an N64 launch title after all.
