moves do a great job at driving home the horror." However, Superman 64s presentation was not completely without supporters. Chris Johnston of Electronic Gaming Monthly found the graphics "semi-decent" if "oddly letterboxed", and Marriott was fond of them for being "colorful" and "simple". Some reviewers praised the visuals' closeness to the animated series, as well as the inclusion of its original voice actors, Weaver highlighting Lex Luthor's laugh which "almost made up for Superman being so hideous". Lukewarm appreciation was also given to the music, including from Jeuxvideo.com who noted its atmospheric nature although disliked its lack of stylistic variance throughout the game. Statements of Superman 64 being one of the worst video games of all time have continued in later years. The game has ranked on all-time worst lists of publications such as Electronic Gaming Monthly (2013), The Guardian (2015), SVG.com (2020), and topped those of GameSpy (2004) and GameTrailers (2006). It also appeared on worst-of decade-end lists of Filter and Nintendo Power. It continues to be called the all-time worst of the Superman video games, which are usually not well-received. As of 2017, Superman 64 holds the Guinness World Record for lowest-rated superhero game, citing its Gamerankings aggregate score of 22.9%. Reported The Guardian in 2018, "Superman 64 has cultivated a fanbase of curious masochists eager to see how bad it really is. Twitch and YouTube host plenty of videos dedicated to the anti-glory of Superman 64, some of them made by people who were barely born when it was released." Superman 64 was number 11 in an Uproxx list of the top 100 Nintendo 64 games according to 250,849 user ratings from various websites. Publication writer Derrick Rossignol was baffled by the ranking: "I attribute that to users ironically giving the game many positive ratings over the years. Thankfully, though, those shenanigans don’t seem prevalent in the data and Superman is the only notable head-scratcher that I noticed." Notes References Citations Bibliography External links 1999 video games Cancelled PlayStation (console) games Nintendo 64 games Nintendo 64-only games Superhero video games Video games based on Superman: The Animated Series Video games based on adaptations Titus Software games Video games about virtual reality Video games developed in France Multiplayer and single-player video games Action-adventure games Video games set in the United States