Okay, so this game is more 'kiddie' than Mario Kart 64, but if you remember playing this as a kid back in the 90s, then you'll enjoy replaying this again just for nostalgia's sake. The game arrived at my house clean and in working condition. The game is very similar to MK64, but with a few twists; there's an 'Adventure Mode', where you race in different levels in hopes of collecting enough trophy balloons and keys so you can confront the main boss, 'Wizpig' who plots on taking over the island where your adventures take place. Another unique twist in Diddy Kong Racing, in comparison to MK64, is the option to choose between three different vehicles: the go-cart, the hovercraft (for races on water or snow), and my personal favorite, the airplane. There are unlockable characters such as 'Drumstick the Rooster' and 'TeeTee the Stopwatch'. The game can be challenging at times, especially when trying to obtain certain keys and trophies in single-player mode, but overall it's pretty easy when racing against friends or mini bosses. Again, this probably isn't the game you older gamers will enjoy as much, but for kids, this makes a perfect, family-friendly title for your N64 library.