Retro First-Person Shooter Games Collection

A first-person space combat simulator for the NES featuring wireframe 3D graphics. Pilot a starfighter through enemy territory, destroying alien spacecraft and space stations across multiple solar systems.

A port of the groundbreaking first-person shooter featuring Duke Nukem battling alien invaders across various Earth locations with an arsenal of weapons and signature one-liners.

A portable first-person shooter adaptation of the console hit, featuring James Bond in a globe-trotting mission to stop a nuclear weapons conspiracy. Includes both story campaign and multiplayer modes.

The SNES port of the revolutionary first-person shooter that defined the genre, featuring Allied spy B.J. Blazkowicz escaping Nazi strongholds with iconic weapons like the chaingun.

Groundbreaking first-person shooter where players control smiley-faced spheres through maze-like levels. Features multiplayer deathmatches and simple AI opponents.

The definitive Bond experience. Play as 007 through film-inspired missions with silenced PP7, remote mines, and the iconic Golden Gun in revolutionary 4-player split-screen.

Based on the 1999 James Bond film, this first-person shooter features an original storyline expanding the movie plot with new missions. Developed by Eurocom for Nintendo 64, it introduced dual-analog controls via the Controller Pak and was praised for its multiplayer mode.

Doom 64 is a first-person shooter developed by Midway Games as an exclusive title for Nintendo 64. Released in 1997, it features completely new levels, redesigned monsters, enhanced lighting effects, and a haunting atmospheric soundtrack while retaining the classic Doom gameplay.

A spiritual successor to GoldenEye 007, this first-person shooter features Joanna Dark as an agent battling an alien conspiracy. Praised for its advanced AI, extensive weapon customization, and revolutionary 4-player split-screen with bot support.

Duke Nukem 64 is a first-person shooter game developed by 3D Realms and published by GT Interactive for the Nintendo 64. It is an enhanced port of Duke Nukem 3D with modified content for the console. Players control Duke Nukem as he battles alien invaders through various urban environments.

The N64-exclusive third installment in the Duke Nukem series shifts to a time-travel narrative where Duke battles aliens across different historical eras. Features open-ended level design and the series' signature crude humor.

Turok: Dinosaur Hunter is a groundbreaking first-person shooter that immerses players in a prehistoric jungle filled with dinosaurs, aliens, and ancient weapons. As the time-traveling warrior Turok, players must navigate treacherous terrain and defeat the evil Campaigner.

Quake for Nintendo 64 is a port of the groundbreaking PC first-person shooter developed by id Software. Released in 1998, this version features redesigned levels, exclusive content, and split-screen multiplayer while maintaining the fast-paced action and dark atmosphere of the original.

Quake II for Nintendo 64 is a console-specific adaptation of id Software's seminal first-person shooter, featuring redesigned levels, improved controls, and exclusive content. Released in 1999, this version maintains the intense action of the PC original while optimizing the experience for console play.

Forsaken 64 is a fast-paced first-person shooter with six-degrees-of-freedom movement, featuring hoverbike combat in futuristic environments. The game was praised for its impressive 3D graphics and intense multiplayer mode on the Nintendo 64.

A first-person shooter based on the controversial animated series, featuring the four main kids (Stan, Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny) battling aliens, turkeys, and other bizarre enemies in their Colorado town.

A sci-fi first-person shooter where players don powered exosuits to battle an alien insectoid race called the S.W.A.R.M. Features both single-player campaigns and split-screen multiplayer modes with upgradable weapons and destructible environments.

Turok: Rage Wars is a first-person shooter developed by Acclaim Studios Austin for the Nintendo 64. Released in 1999, it serves as a spin-off from the main Turok series, focusing exclusively on multiplayer combat. The game features intense arena battles with a variety of weapons, power-ups, and playable characters from the Turok universe.