Gauntlet was the original "get four people and feed in a ton of quarters" video game when it came out over a decade ago, and the arcade version of Gauntlet: Legends took this a step further with more complex weapons and terrain, and characters that remind me of my old favorite, Golden Axe.  So I was overjoyed when the N64 version of Legends came out, and it's just as playable as the arcade version that's captured far more than $40 of my tokens in the stand-up version.  The graphics aren't perfect, but they are a good rendering of levels, and it play is quick and easy to figure out.  The characters are easy to control at first, although you might find yourself with instructions in your lap for a while to figure out how to move between weapons and magic items.  The real treat is when you get two or more people together to duke it out and move through levels.  It's great to have a game that doesn't use split screens or some other distraction to enable friends to play together.  The music and voices are cool, and there's enough gameplay to keep you busy for a while.  This game doesn't try to push the envelope or take things too far, but it's a great way to get together with people and fight some monsters for a few hours, which is exactly why I like it so much.