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The series laid dormant for 16 years until a new game was released in 2000 for [[Nintendo 64]], titled ''Excitebike 64''. The game is less of a sequel and more of a 3D remake of the original game, complete with recreations of previous tracks with the new axis. The game utilized the N64 rumble pak to simulate the bumps and environments on the road while playing. | The series laid dormant for 16 years until a new game was released in 2000 for [[Nintendo 64]], titled ''Excitebike 64''. The game is less of a sequel and more of a 3D remake of the original game, complete with recreations of previous tracks with the new axis. The game utilized the N64 rumble pak to simulate the bumps and environments on the road while playing. | ||
The series then changed hands to Monster Games, who primarily developed all original releases going forward. The first was ''Excite Truck'', released in 2006 for [[Wii]]. The game is a departure from the series by the introduction of cars and trucks, as well as a less realistic a more | The series then changed hands to Monster Games, who primarily developed all original releases going forward. The first was ''Excite Truck'', released in 2006 for [[Wii]]. The game is a departure from the series by the introduction of cars and trucks, as well as a less realistic a more arcadey feel to the game. This was followed up by ''Excitebots: Trick Racing'', which focused on animal themed robotic vehicles and even more over-the-top gameplay and presentation. The final entry in the series was the download-only [[Wii|WiiWare]] game ''Excitebike: World Rally''. While being mostly similar to the NES entry, the game has an isometric perspective and features original tracks, as well as a now defunct online component. This game is no longer able to be purchased after the shut down of the Wii Shop Channel on January 31, 2019. | ||
==In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''== | ==In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''== |