Space Station Silicon Valley

The game begins with a guy and a robot in a ship. Suddenly, something goes wrong and they crash land on a strange planet. Evo, the robot, barely survives and his robot body is useless. But a little internal robot in his body is able to jump out and control other robotic things after they have been defeated. The guy also survives, but they need a way to get off the weird planet. So Evo goes off! You are able to take control of many animals including dogs, foxes, sheep, bears, rats, mice, The King Rat, penguins, huskys, and tons of other animals in lots of different locales. Each has his or her own unique powers and advantages. For example, the sheep has no attack, but it can float over to previously unreachable areas. There are many missions within four locations. Each has a different objective and every one of them are tons of fun!

The graphics in Space Station Silicon Valley are pretty good for the N64, but are a bit blocky. The graphics do their job but not much else. Gameplay is excellent and fresh. Taking control of the animals allows for many different ways to complete each objective. The puzzles are also creative and don't get too repetitive. I can tell each mission was thought out and the execution was great. Controls are also top notch. The R button is used to take over robotic animals body's, and each has an "A" and "B" attack. This scheme makes for very simple and easy to learn controls.

Space Station Silicon Valley is a unique and fun game to play full of variety. It's a great game for all ages!