Cruis'n World is an arcade racing game launched by Midway Games in 1996 as the sequel to 1994's *Cruis'n USA*. Eurocom ported it to the Nintendo 64 platform in 1998, with Nintendo handling publishing.
In the game, players drive a variety of vehicles across tracks spanning global locations including Hawaii, Japan, Australia, China, Africa, Egypt, Moscow, Germany, Italy, France, the UK, Mexico, New York, and Florida. Each track is carefully crafted to showcase local signature scenery and landmarks.
*Cruis'n World* introduced a stunt system: players can pull off moves like wheelies and mid-air flips during races. These stunts not only help players dodge obstacles but also cut total race time at the finish line to boost rankings.
The Nintendo 64 version added a Championship Mode, where players compete in a circuit of different tracks and accumulate points to unlock vehicle upgrades. It also supports up to four-player split-screen battles, boosting the game's interactivity and fun factor.
To realistically recreate global landscapes, the development team sent artists to travel the world, photographing and digitizing local scenery and famous attractions. This makes the game's tracks and environments more lifelike, enhancing player immersion.
Overall, *Cruis'n World* delivers a thrilling, varied racing experience for players through its rich track selection, diverse vehicle options, and innovative stunt system.